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Although i do believe that, if we work on this logic, the bigger the rank of the person, the greater should be your level of fame to blackmail them. Like, while it would make sense for a count to require at least distinguished to be believed, dukes and kings would require bigger levels of fame for the unlanded and the lowborn to accuse you of having affairs with the king of middle east's wife or something. (although i would also add, that the schemer trait could function reduce the level of fame required, or ignore the requirements completely).
In other words, don't think peasants are stupid, but their ability to unite is almost impossible and rare, since it requires temporarily giving up the "I" for "We", which is difficult for peasants because if they fight for something it's usually a hunger riot, where either death or taking back their property is the goal. Moreover, after taking back their land, they return to their old way of life and nothing changes. Big talk about freedom and dignity is just that, talk. They just want to be allowed to survive, but can't go further for that life.
As there is no light without darkness, so there is no concept of nobility without peasants. However, with peasants things are even more complicated, because even a good noble cannot help exploiting his peasants harshly. If you stop exploiting them, you quickly cease being a noble.