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He was quite keen on autopsies, as you’ll notice if you encounter him, which will require the right event at the right time.

Ibn Tufail (1105 – 1185), known in Latin as Abubacer Aben Tofail, was a physician, novelist, and astronomer, among other things.

This fallout was very much the inspiration for one of the events in Struggle for Iberia…

Ibn Zuhr (1094-1162), known in Latin as Avenzoar, was a physician and poet, who seems to have had a dramatic fallout with one of his employers, the Almoravid ruler.

However, our game begins in January 1066, so perhaps he will fare better in this history… Ibn Nagrela was the chief victim of the Granada Massacre in December 1066, crucified by an angry mob for supposedly trying to usurp the throne. Ibn Nagrela belonged to a prominent lineage of Sephardic Jews his father Samuel was a famous scholar, warrior, and poet.

Joseph ibn Nagrela (1035-1066), also known as Joseph ha-Nagid, was vizier to the incompetent, alcoholic emir Badis of Granada.

He is in the court of Toledo in the 1066 start. His work formed part of the basis for the Toledan Tables, a set of astronomical tables that were later translated into Latin by Gerard of Cremona. He fled the city when Castille conquered it in 1085.

Al-Zarkali (1029-1100), known in Latin as Arzachel, was a craftsman and astronomer based in Toledo.

Ibn al-Wafid is a great court physician if you play emir Yahya in the Rags to Riches bookmark. Historical sources claim that he was a pupil of al-Zahrawi, but this seems improbable, as al-Zahrawi died before 1013.

Ibn al-Wafid (997 – 1074), known as Abenguefith in Latin, was a pharmacist and agronomist in Toledo in the middle of the 11th century.

If you manage to encounter him in the game (you’ll need some luck for this, and an event about medicine…), he’ll even tell you an anecdote from his career.

al-Zahrawi (936–1013), known as Albucasis in Latin, was one of the greatest surgeons of the Middle Ages, and court physician to the caliph in Córdoba.

Though Ibn Firnas would be alive in our 867 bookmark, you’ll only encounter him if the right event fires. For this, he got immortalized, and now has a statue outside Baghdad’s airport. Sources claim that he made an attempt at flight by jumping from a tower in Córdoba clad in a loose cloak stiffened with wooden struts. Abbas ibn Firnas (~810-887), known in Latin as Armen Firman, was an Andalusian polymath.Also, note that we’ll have videos every Wednesday and Friday throughout the summer, mostly of the DevClash that wrapped up recently.īefore we leave you for the summer, did you know that we added several historical figures that can appear under the right circumstances? Here’s an overview written by Ola, known as Vaniljkaka on our forums! If you want to keep discussing the game over the break, head over to our Discord. We’re very excited to see what you think, but we can’t say anything yet!įrom this point onwards we will not have any regularly scheduled Dev Diaries until we’re all back! There may be a small dev diary here and there, but no promises. ► Read our Dev Diary #103: Summer Break Īs mentioned in Dev Diary 100, we have big and small plans, some of which will be revealed later this year.

#Crusader kings iii forum update#

Summer is upon us, and with Fate of Iberia and the 1.6.1 update(s) (note: another small fix update will be released this week), we feel confident that the game is in a good place where it can be enjoyed over the break! (As always, keep those reports up if you find an issue) Soon we’ll all be out enjoying the beautiful Swedish summer, taking some well-deserved rest, and recharging for the time ahead!

#Crusader kings iii forum mods#

If mods are not causing issues you encounter, please pop over to the bug reporting section of our forum and post a report of what you experienced in detail so we can investigate and fix any issues as soon as possible! If you are still experiencing problems with the game after today's update, please disable any mods to see if the issue persists.

Iberia should now have much fewer provinces becoming Sephardi.

Properly displayed the liege title requirement for the 'Consolidate the Canaries' decision.

The notification event for forming the Canaries should no longer have missing localization.

The Guanches culture properly unlocks their Men-at-Arms, the Vaulter Infantry.

Properly applied the Priesthood Slaughtered modifiers on the different counties for the Toledan Nights event.

Fixed icon overlap in the character view, preventing players from accessing their tooltips.

Some of the fixes included in this update:

Read more about this update on our official forums. This is a quick update intended to address some issues reported in 1.6.1x before our development team takes a rest for the summer and shouldn't break compatibility with existing saves.

#Crusader kings iii forum Pc#

We released Update 1.6.1.2 for PC today at 3 PM CEST.