How do deal with Sedition from Nobles

[Nightelf]

Can someone explain the factors that go into Sedition from Nobles? It seems like an unavoidable part of becoming a bigger nation. How do you go about offsetting it so you still have positive authority?

[Surt]

It part of you(The Caliph) gaining authority, they don't like it, so the higher authority you have the more they dislike it. It can't be negated, only mitigated by building buildings that give authority themselves.

[Nightelf]

Ah, that makes sense. Thank you for letting me know!

Just to make sure I understand though that means if my Authority lowered for some reason then the Sedition from Nobles would also lower?

[choppinlt]

I can't give a definitive answer to your last question for sure, but I can add to the original. Sedition will kick up with new conquests due to conquered nobles being unhappy about fealty to a new liege. This is temporary as the regions have less unrest and greater loyalty, the sedition will drop on it's own in these cases. This will take some time, which could only be a few turns...or several depending on circumstances.

[Surt]

I can't give a definitive answer to your last question for sure, but I can add to the original. Sedition will kick up with new conquests due to conquered nobles being unhappy about fealty to a new liege. This is temporary as the regions have less unrest and greater loyalty, the sedition will drop on it's own in these cases. This will take some time, which could only be a few turns...or several depending on circumstances.

Isn't that dissent in conquered lands? that will dissipate?

[choppinlt]

I will have to pay closer attention to it now, perhaps that was a change from a few builds ago.