If someone wants that territory – he must declare war and capture it or trade for it (city trading, like in normal game).
No neighbor of his that is at peace with both sides can benefit from the war.
In order to keep all this territory you need only the military force. So when you're at war with someone and capture all his cities, you will get ALL his territory, up to the last plot (there's only one exception to this rule - the tiles that are not 'provided' by cities, but claimed by force can remain in the old civ, but for sure they can't go to other neighboring civ that is neutral in war). When capturing cities, you get all the territory that the city 'provides' to i ts original owner. From A Short Citizens Guide to Kooks, Demagogues, and Right-Wingers, in. In order to recapture it, enemy must place his forces on that plot and do the same ("cl aim territory"). From Is the geometry of nature fractal in Science January 2, 1998, 39-40. You claim it, next turn the plot is inside your borders. With Fixed Borders, Units have new command "claim territory" that you can apply in an enemy territory. Instead of Culturally-Driven borders, Military force and might dictate the spread of borders.
Fixed Cultural Borders completely changes the way borders worked.
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