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Yeah it's a peeve of mine seeing factions in a part of the map where they have no primary cultures. I have got ideas from these threads and posts:

If you want to strengthen your position and make more difficult for other powers to get your territories, you will have to accept the majority culture in those territories or assimilate a majority of POPs to your culture. Chore territories are territories with a majority of POPs from integrated culture, and they are saved from this mechanic. Every territory that changes hands this way will add a small amount of war exhaustion to the war leader that gains the territory, resulting in wars in which large amounts of territory can change hands, whilst also reaching an organic ‘end’ point, at which both sides are weary enough to make peace.Īdding the majority of culture being not integrated is a way to allow big nations with TOTAL WAR CB to change vast numbers of non chore territories. What this means, in essence, is that occupying a territory belonging to the target war leader during a TOTAL WAR will result in the immediate cession of said territory to the opposing war leader if the majority of the culture in the territory is not integrated by that opposing war leader. ( beware shameless plagiarism of post in italic, differences in bold yellow ) This TOTAL WAR will use a mechanic similar to that of Civil Wars. When two major or great powers share a border and have had already a war, the game will create an event between major families of both countries to allow the player to gain a special CB, TOTAL WAR. Observation: waging war between major or great powers is tedious as you require war score and suffer aggressive expansion to eat through the territories of these nations before you get to their cores.

Preface: in mid and end game there are some countries that have expanded greatly and have become major or great powers.