DNA in the game files
Bohemond Hauteville
Also “Bohemond”
hello_history 1140His DNA code- Culture
- NormanFrankish
- Faith
- Catholicism
- Dynasty
- Hauteville
- Born
- 1055.1.1
- Died
- 1111.3.3, aged 56
- History ID
1140
Bohemond Hauteville is a historical character of Crusader Kings III (also named Bohemond): a man of Norman culture of the Catholicism faith of the Hauteville dynasty, born 1055.1.1, died 1111.3.3. On the start dates: 1066 — no land. History ID 1140. Patch 1.20.1.2, from game/history/characters/norman.txt.
This section as JSON: /raw/historical-characters.json
Quick answers (2)
- What is Bohemond Hauteville's character ID in CK3?
- History ID 1140 — console: hello_history 1140.
- Which CK3 start dates is Bohemond Hauteville alive on?
- 1066.9.15 (age 11).
On the start dates
What history/titles gives Bohemond Hauteville on each start date he is alive on: titles, the realm counting vassals, liege and court.
1066 1066.9.15
Age 11
Holds no land.
Traits and skills
7Diplomacy
8Martial
6Stewardship
8Intrigue
–Learning
–Prowess
Base skills as written in the character's history (– = not set: the game rolls it). In the game, traits, education and age add to them.
Family
From history/characters (father, mother, add_spouse). Names with a link have a page of their own.
Parents 2
- Robert the Fox (father, 1015–1085)
- Alberada Buonalbergo (mother, 1035–1085)
Spouses 1
- Constance Capet (from 1105.1.1, 1078–1126)
Children 1
- Bohemond Hauteville (1108–1130)
Brothers and sisters 11
- Emma Hauteville (1052–1108)
- Matilda Hauteville (half, 1059–1109)
- Roger Hauteville (half, 1061–1111)
- Guy Hauteville (half, 1062–1112)
- Mabel Hauteville (half, 1063–1114)
- Eria Hauteville (half, 1064–1114)
- Robert Hauteville (half, 1067–1103)
- Sibylle Hauteville (half, 1068–1117)
- Olympias Hauteville (half, 1069–1090)
- Cécile Hauteville (half, 1070–1120)
- Gaitelgrima Hauteville (half, 1071–1087)
Family and house
From game/history/characters/norman.txt, history id 1140, and the files that name him, Crusader Kings III 1.20.1.2.