Can't take capital even with casus belli
Why is it that I can't take the capital of Aragon (Valencia) even when I have casus belli on Valencia? I've done some searching and some people say you need to take all nearby zones as well, but I HAVE taken all of them including the bordering island zone. Valencia still doesn't show up as an annexation option when I sue for peace.
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You need to take all the surrounding provinces in a previous war, and then you can take the capital. Occupying the provinces is not enough.
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An automatic casus belli is given when certain conditions between the attacker and the defender are met. These last as long as the condition is still satisfied. The "advanced casus belli" are Imperialism and Nationalism and are gained at diplomatic technology 23.How do I get casus belli Europa?
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Captial provinces cannot be taken in a normal war unless; it is the opposition's only province ie: the last county, or if it's an isolated exclave, with subsuming this to be the only war-goal.
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