... or maybe I just don't read carefully enough?
Anyway, here is the deal:
Latest XL mod version, Irish/Early/Hard/MTWVI. Already late era.
I cornered my beloved Papacy to Sardinia. Cool. They already have zillions of points - thats not so cool but I will kill them later.
Anyway, I put all of my Grand Inquisitors (quite a few 4-7*!!!) to Sardinia, figuring that would be as good place as any and why should I burn my own population.
(Side question: If I can't crusade - as Irish in default - I should maybe deliberatelly burn my population get 0% zeal because zeal is no use for me anyway...? )
Anyway:
Next turn a huge peasant rebellion appears in Sardinia and puts the Pope into the castle, sieging... I must draw the conclusion that the reason for the rebellions was the presence of the inquisitors - when I removed them rebellions ceased.
In that case I and GI are even more powerful than I thought... at least with Catholic nations. Or this was only because the piety of the Pope was waaaay low due to frequent heresy trials?
Any ideas?
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