more loc stuff

common/flavorization/00_title_holders.txt

@@ -10189,6 +10189,19 @@ king_administrative_female_brit = {
 	}
 }
 
+kingdom_administrative_brit
+	type = title
+	tier = kingdom
+	priority = 106
+	governments = { administrative_government }
+	heritages = { heritage_brythonic heritage_scottish heritage_anglo_frisian }
+	flavourization_rules = {
+		top_liege = yes
+		ignore_top_liege_government = yes #In an administrative realm all governors vassals will use the titles of the top liege - this ensures it is only the governors that do, and not also feudal vassals, republican vassals, etc. 
+		spouse_takes_title = no
+	}	
+}	
+
 duchy_administrative_independent_brit= {
 	type = title
 	tier = duchy

localization/english/replace/NEOW_buildings_l_english.yml

@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@
  building_type_court_of_europa_01:1 "Court of Europa"
  building_type_court_of_europa_01_desc:0 "$building_court_of_europa_01_desc$"
  building_court_of_europa_01:0 "Court of Europa"
- building_court_of_europa_01_desc:0 "Following the Event, the Hague became the central hub of the First European Empire, serving as one of the few civilised places in the nascent post-Event world. After its conquest at the hands of the Bonapartes, the Hague became home to the governors of the Benelux, the last of which - Emperor Leopold - converted it into the new court of the restored Europa."
+ building_court_of_europa_01_desc:0 "Following the Event, the Hague became the central hub of the First European 'Empire', serving as one of the few civilised places in the nascent post-Event world. After its conquest at the hands of the Bonapartes of Gallia, the Hague became home to the governors of the Benelux. With the thunderous collapse of Gallia it briefly lost prominancy with the fragmentation of the Benelux, but following the reunification of the region under King and Grand Duke Leopold vun Schengen, it once again became the captial of a restored Europa."
  building_court_of_europa_02:0 "Grand Court of Europa"
  building_court_of_europa_02_desc:0 "Soon, the small court faced many issues, as the land around it grew, but the court did not. People needed a better place to handle their affairs. The Grand Court of Europe would be constructed, not only a massive complex of palaces and gardens, but also an extensive fortification line, protecting the court from enemy invasions."