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Main article: Vassals#Estates of the realm The Byzantine Empire starts with both 'Imperial Administration' and 'Duchy Viceroyalties' enacted. Those laws are visible on the demesne laws tab if the Conclave DLC is active, the player can find both under the realm laws tab. The emperor may pass Kingdom Viceroyalty ( -5 vassal limit), or both Duchy and Kingdom Viceroyalties ( -10 vassal limit).

Viceroyalties (requires Charlemagne DLC): They are lifetime-only title grants that revert to the emperor upon the viceroy's death.

Imperial Administration is also required to restrict vassals' ability to declare wars.

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Imperial Administration: Grants automatic 'Duchy Viceroyalties' law and revocation of duchy viceroyalty, free vassal retraction, revocation of duchy-level titles (without Charlemagne DLC), and a substantial bonus to vassal limit ( +25 bonus combined with -10 from 'Duchy Viceroyalties' law, net increase is +15).

There are two additional mechanics available to emperors who are not merchant republics, which are unavailable for lower-ranked rulers they are tied to the Legalism or Majesty technologies: If the Horse Lords Expansion is active, many more empires are available: independent nomadic rulers, or khagans, hold an empire-tier title and will form titular empires when settling (or custom empires named after the capital county if Charlemagne DLC is also active). The Deccan Empire will appear only in the last possible start date (The Hundred Years War) in 1337. The successor Mongol Empires of the Golden Horde, the Ilkhanate and the Chagatai appear at the end of 1227. The Mongol Empire appears on the map when starting after 1206 and may also spawn as a horde from 1210 if playing from earlier start dates. In 1204, the Byzantine Empire collapses, replaced by the Nicene Empire and Latin Empire - though in 1261, the Byzantine Empire once again rises, replacing its successor states. In 1186, the Empire of Rajastan in India appears. In the 936 start date, a new empire shows up in Iberia - the Caliphate of Cordoba - and another in the Balkans, Bulgaria.Д«y 1066, the Arabian Empire has collapsed the Fatimids control Egypt and a sizeable portion of the former empire. The Tibetan Empire has collapsed into a patchwork of warring states by this date. In The Old Gods start date at 867, the Arabian Empire is under the control of the collapsing Abbasids, while the Holy Roman Empire may also be formed by decision. In the East, the powerful Empire of Tibet looms over its smaller neighbors. The Holy Roman Empire has yet to exist, but may be formed by decision. In the Charlemagne start date at 769, the Abbasids have only recently taken power and are on the ascent, while the Byzantine Empire is well-established. Once in complete control of the Persian Empire, they can declare themselves the Saoshyant, the One Who Brings Benefit, which enhances their (and their descendants') standing with Zoroastrian vassals.ДЄdditionally, independent dukes within the de jure empire or dukes that have the same culture as the emperor are more likely to accept diplomatic vassalization if offered. A Zoroastrian emperor in control of the Persian Empire can reinstate the High Priesthood, creating a religious head for the faith. By granting de jure duchies to the various holy orders, a Catholic emperor can easily terrorise heretic and infidel realms. A Catholic emperor can hold the Papacy as a vassal after successfully pressing an antipope's claim. However, emperors' ability to employ kings (or equivalent) as vassals makes management of large realms considerably easier, as is their ability to assimilate kingdoms via de jure drift once the kingdom is fully held by the empire.

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Comply with specific religious and/or cultural conditions (since patch 2.0, most conditions only apply to the AI).Д®mpires are very large and difficult to form.

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Pay 600 wealth plus 400 piety (or equivalent) (wealth cost is gradually reduced as the character amasses piety, with 50% discount at 1000 piety).Hold either two kingdom titles, or an empire-rank title.

Control at least 80% of its de jure territory.To create or usurp an empire, a character needs to: The portrait of emperor (or equivalent) has a golden border adorned by gems. The title is held by Emperor-ranked characters only.

An Empire is the highest tier of landed titles in Crusader Kings II, above kingdom.