How to have a Princess

[kercool]

im already at 40+ turns i lost my princess somewhere on the first part of the game. how do you have one?
i think i have so few general that half of my city doesnt have a gov.

[Rpkmann]

turn down marriage proposals and princesses should appear in your citys.

[Alexander the Pretty Good]

I don't think you should get the birds and the bees talk from a gaming forum.

[Quid]

This was one of the things the people at Gamestar noted as well in their test. They played a whole compaign without ever getting a daughter (i.e. a princess). I am uncertain as to whether they tired to propose.

Quid

[kercool]

ok thanks.. guess the princess gets married as soon as theyre ready..

[Wandarah]

When a mummy and a daddy love each other very much, they have a very special hug...

[AlJabberwock]

When a mummy and a daddy love each other very much, they have a very special hug...

Yet another subject- uh - 'pregnant' with possibilities for the modding community...

[Oshidashi]

I'm in turn 30 or so, playing English, and already two little princesses are born in my family. My first princess fell in love with a hairy German general and was never seen again.

I also already had three (!) generals adopted in my family, all three were chivalrous and loyal but lacked piety, their command was reasonable though.

[Quillan]

I've gotten a few daughters born into the Komnenan family in Byzantium this game, but it's been kinda strange. The first girl child changed portrait sometime around age 16, but didn't turn into the "Princess" portrait, just the portrait of the wives. She wasn't born to the faction leader/heir, though, so perhaps it has to be a daughter of the line of succession to be considered a princess. I'm waiting until she turns 20 (the age Anna Komnena was at the beginning of the game) to see if it changes there.