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Thanks, I should've clarified that I know that, but I think it is more useful to always show that, instead of showing the absolute amount of food you have.

Ok, I agree, castles tend to have smaller amount of defenders. That makes the need to give them a defensive boost even greater. And it doesn't make sense to give them more villages/prosperity as castles were all about excerting military control over an area, not about being an economic center. So I think the best way to do that, is to make significant changes to the siege maps of castles. Castles are supposed to be smaller and better/more easily defended, compared to cities.

Is it? Why is that? Higher food production allowing for larger garrisons and higher prosperity boosting militia?

Agreed: I see this happen as well. I think the army general only buys food for his own party and does not take into consideration that the parties in his armies can't (or won't) buy their own food as well. This way, if the army is maintained for a long time, the parties run out of food, and the general only buys food for his own party, which then results in the entire army running out of food very fast.

I think these advantages are fine, but they should not be combined with so many starting fiefs as well! Their kingdom starts with one of the most total amount of towns/castles/villages, which doesn't make much sense for a recently settled nomadic people.

Completely agree and a lot of good suggestions. It seems like most of the natural borders are ignored. A lot of castles are also placed in terrible spots. For example, I think in your 5th post, south-west of Jamarys, there is a castle all the way on the southern coast, but it is protecting nothing. The castle should be more to the north (where Arpotis is), with its bound villagers to its south.

Combined with the strategic positions, I also think the products produced often don't make sense. Olives and grapes are produced in provinces that have a permanent winter, for example. I believe the developers have attempted to give every kingdom/region a diverse economy, but the game needs a lot more specialization of goods in certain regions.