Dutch is ''Heer''

@Kwiat'u I've tried events and scripts that are supposed to remove nicknames after getting titles, but they didn't work, even after waiting a long time. But I did not try to write blank nicknames, maybe it would work out

wouldnt it work if you made it so that when character gets tittles it also fires an hidden event that removes nickname, or gives him new blank nickname?

Sorry folks, I tried to make landed characters lose their "sir" titles and rework the mechanics in general, but it didn't work. Now I see that the mod should be redesigned so that knight titles are not seen as nicknames, but as addresses to landless characters, like the titles of heirs (princes and so on). But unfortunately I lack the experience and time to figure this out. I tried to do something with Chat GPT, but its base is quite old in terms of modding CK3. So, at the moment I don't have any ideas how to solve this, but if you have any thoughts, I and I'm sure the original creator of the mod, Phoenix, will be happy to listen to them and implement them

But I really like this mod, thanks for making it.

Yeah, that would be a feature to implement, as 'Sir King" looks very strange imo.

Cool, take your time!

@Altatension18 yeah I want to fix it, but currently I'm not up to it right now. And yeah, I'm not good at coding, so it would take for me some time to figure out

Would It be posible to hide the sir,don,sire,etc. if you are alredy a landed character? I mean if you are a count, duke, etc. It is note necessary to have the Knight title with your landed title

Would you be able to add one for Roman culture? Either "Praefect" or "Eques"?

@Leprzilla ayy thanks man!

@.Barni updated! Now it should work for others as well. Thank you very much! I credit you as the author of the fix

@Leprzilla here you go
on_englishscotsknight_nickname = {
trigger = {
OR = {
has_culture = culture:english
has_culture = culture:scottish
}
}
effect = {
every_knight = {
limit = {
is_landed = no
OR = {
has_culture = culture:scottish
has_culture = culture:english
}
}
give_nickname = nick_englishscotsknight
}
}
}

@.Barni Hi, great to hear! Too bad that I didn't find it in my walkthroughs :( Could you please post the changed line so then I will update the mod? Also, since you and some other users previously asked about titles of the rulers,I might try to make knighthood titles to removed after receiving the land. Perhaps Phoenix, the creator of the mod, wouldn't against it

@Leprzilla Hey man so about the bug I encountered for the english knights, I fixed it, it's all good now, it was something to do with the OR statements that I just had to fix around that's all :)

@Leprzilla alright appreciate the response!

@.Barni Strange. I will try to check it in the near time. About the titles of rulers, no it's not the bug, it's because they were knights before they got the land

@Leprzilla I have done changing the load order but still the problem with English knights still having no sir title attached to them, also in my game the king of France has the Sire title attached and the holy roman emperor has the Herr title. Is this a cultural bug by any chance?

Also, I would check knights of your vassals if they have titles

@.Barni most likely, you just need to wait for some time. If titles still won't appear, even after 50 years and more, then try to change load order, move mod to the top or bottom of the list

@Leprzilla yeah it works, but my English knights that are meant to have the sir title but they don't appear, my best knight at the moment who is a norman still, so a Frankish culture, still holds the Sire title. Is this a glitch perhaps or am I missing something here?

@.Barni you mean your player character? If so, in vanilla a player cannot become knight of his liege. Also titles currently only for christian knights

what if you have female knights? mostly asking for the west slavic one, Pan

Does this work for custom characters, it seems whenever I create one the titles for knights never show up

@Phoenix™ hello. Firstly, I wanna say that your mod is amazing, it add such a great flavor and immersivity to the game. But it seems like it's not work quite well with the new culture pillar system. At least this was in my case, when every knight was given italian title. The problem was in old culture system, so I change trigger to work with new one. But then, based on your code, I have added new titles for knights of other cultures. I'm not a modder or coder, so the code might be a little bit messy, but I tested it in several parties and it seems like work well.
I see that you seems to have abandoned this mod, but I would like to share this updated and extended version.
So I would like to share this new files with you or ask your permission to upload this version as new mod in workshop.There you will be credit as creator of original mod and code and I will put a link to this page.

Update

Does norse have Warlord titles? or Lord of War

Hello, I am working on a mod that adds a knight trait into the game, would you mind if I borrow your code for it? You'd of course be given full credit.

@Henry Plantagenet go for it

Hey Phoenix, may I incorporate this into a court life immersion mod I'm making? You'll be given clear credit of course.

Following that same justification you can use the prefix "Herr" for the Germans too if the Paradox Limitations let you.

Finally i recomend the prefix "Dux" for all the Visigothic, Suebi and Roman cultures, it translates to something more similar to "General" but technically all of your Knights are commanders of your army and besides it exist the posiblity that "Dux" is the origin of the word "Don" (From "Dux" to "Dun" to "Don". The other option for the "Don" word origin is the latín "Domĭnus")... also "Dux" is the origin word for "Duke" but in a totally different context so theorically there is no problem with that.

Oh and the Frenchs uses both "Sire", "Don" and "Chavalier" but it depends on the local regions of the kingdom, the most common was "Chavalier" and the less common was "Don" tho.

Really cool mod btw bro.

I recomend to use "Don" for all the Iberian Culture Group, with the exception of Visigothic and Suebi because because that term still did not exist in those times, and also except for the Portuguese culture where "Dom" is more apropiate.

I also recomend use "Sidi" or "Sid" for all the Arabic and Berber culture group because it has de same meaning of "Sir" and actually is the origin of the Nickname "El Cid" of Rodrigo Díaz de Vivar. (Maybe you can use "Sid" for the cultures closest to or within the Iberian Peninsula and "Sidi" for all the others cultures of those 2 Culture Groups).

Not all the Spanish knights use the "Don" prefix and some people use that prefix without being knights (Like "Don Pelayo from Asturias", first king of the Asturias Kingdom) but neither did English with the "Sir" and the Italians with the "Don", the same situation happens with the Berber and Arabic knights but a thinks that enough of them did just justify a little bit of flavor.

other culture variants possible in the future ?

update not working

with me it only works with anglo_saxon cutlrue and italian, not with english and scots, can someone help me?

@HenryJLloyd this sounds amazing! I would love a mod like this as well! Another cool mod could be a mod which gives march contracts a prefix

Yep

I didn't meant Ironman. Only for existing saved game

@PhazezGova This edits files, it can't ever be ironman compatible, like most mods.

Savegame compatible? :)

@Phoenix™ Thank you for the mod. I would like to let you know that I came across two problems on the mod. First I believe the Sir title should go after the land title someone has ( Duke Sir Arthur and not Sir Duke Arthur). Second my king now is Sir King, should be some way to remove that when a knight becomes a king,

Is there any chance of making a new version of this mod that can allow you to give your sons or daughters the prefix of lord or lady if you are duke or earl tier? I would do it myself if i knew how, but your mod seems like a good and easy basis to make this from

I read some comments, and did some research, the usage of "Don" isn't the best to use, It was used only on Nobility or High Nobility like dukes, princes and marquises, but a great use in the church as well.
It was too, mostly, used in south Italy as a title(non-real one, with no benefit) for some one who was believed wise or important, like merchants or yes, mafia bosses.
For this reason it is easy to see names of Catholic priests such as "Don Francesco".
A better prefix in this case, more inherent, since many knights weren't always "true" nobles, is "Cavalier" or "Signor".
"Signor" also has a myriad of meanings, but it's much safer then "Don".
P.S. I appreciate that you took the time to research "Don", unfortunately my country often goes unnoticed.
And still, I want just to help, of course you are free to decide if use it or not.

@Kadmus French knights would sometimes have a suffix, which I cannot implement due to Paradox's limitations, they didn't have an honorific prefix, neither did Germans.

are there going to be ones for mainland europe such as german and french knight titles?

Mod has been updated.
English & Scottish Knights also now take the title of "Sir"
Knights of an Italian culture now take the title of "Don"

I was originally going to give Anglo-Saxon knights the title of Sire, but after further research and trying it out in game, I decided against this behaviour.

Suggestions welcome.

@Qahnaariin Most of Europe did not give knights titles, so no.

@Nibbles Paradox games are supposed to be eurocentric. Nobody plays outside of Europe anyway, except for the occasional achievement/try runs.

@Nibbles nobody gives a shit, this is a mod that adds 3 letters before a fictional character's name. this isn't the place to rant about it you vitamin D deficient rodeo clown.

Will you do this for the whole of Europe? The World eventually?