On the Feeding and Breeding of Governors and Generals

[Magister Militum Titus Pullo]

I've noticed that since I started recruiting generals in either of the two Roman Empires, some of my family members begin to either turn rebel, or become bandits. Now its one thing if it was a junior family member occupying a relatively insignificant position, but it frustrates me that family member turns out to be none other than that factions own Emperor. I mean his side is winning the war, he rules over vast territories and has thousands of troops under his command, only to senselessly turn renegade against his own subjects. What on earth is all that about?

I do like the idea of of recruitable generals, like having governor for rebellion-prone city, a commander for every army. But when comes to the Roman factions, I believe their over-abundance is compelling key family members into rebellion.