- Minor fixes to decisions and events

- Added a decision for the Khan of the Mongol Empire to spawn reinforcements in every few years until the year 1260

- The Empire of Britannia can no longer be created if you hold England, Scotland, Wales or Ireland as your primary title
- This effect is the same as the Empire of Francia not be creatable if you hold any of it's own de jure Kingdom titles
- The main reason this is changed from vanilla is due to the sheer frequency of the Empire of Britannia being created by AI characters because they've invaded all of Ireland or something

Part 2 of the Mongol Khanates Revamp

- Added decision for the Great Khan of the Mongol Empire to divide it upon his death
- All landless male adults of the Khan's dynasty will be eligible for inheriting the various parts of the empire
- Upon division of the Empire, you will have a decision to choose which Khan you can be. You can remain as the Mongol Empire Great Khan, or switch to any of the other Khanates


Decision Requirements
- The decision requires all four Khanates (the Mongol Empire, the Golden Horde, the Chagatai Khanate and the Ilkhanate) to be possessed by the Great Khan
- Upon the Khan's death, the Empire will be split into their respective Khanates
- An alternate decision without the Golden Horde is available but is replaced by the full one upon the creation of the Golden Horde via the decision


Division Mechanics
- Upon division of the Empire, a random landless male adult of the Khan's dynasty will inherit each part of the Empire
- Any territory in their respective regions will be inherited by their respective Khanates (see below)
- Any remaining territory will stay a part of the Mongol Empire except Tibet (see China section below)
- The Golden Horde will inherit provinces in their de jure Empire title (formally the Pontic Steppe), Volga-Ural Empire de jure, Eastern Europe and the Balkans
- The Chagatai Khanate will inherit provinces in their de jure Empire title only (formally Turan)
- The Ilkhanate will inherit provinces in their de jure Empire title (formally the Persian Empire), the Arabian Peninsula (including the Levant) and Anatolia


China
- If the Emperor of China is of the same dynasty as the Great Khan, the Western Protectorate will be granted any territory that the Mongol Empire holds in Tibet


Tributaries
- If the Mongol Empire is still a certain size after the split, the various Khanates will be forced to become a tributary to the Mongol Empire due to the existing strength of the Empire
- Sometimes this will not occur due to the Empire not being of enough size, which can result in infighting between the various Khanates (as what happened historically)
- Same dynasty China will not be granted any Khanate tributaries and will be as liable to fight the other Khanates as the others will

- Fixed a bug which prevented the Khanates from being formed, even when assigned to a de jure

- Massive Revamp to Mongol Khanates Formations
- Added new decisions for the Mongol Empire Khan to form the Khanates

- New Formation Decisions -
- The Khan of the Mongol Empire is, to start with, the only one that is able to form the Mongol Khanates
- Once a condition for a Khanate has been fulfilled, the Mongol Khan will receive the Khanate and the de jure Empire title in a certain region (Turan, Pontic Steppe and Persian Empire) will be replaced with their respective Khanates (Chagatai, Golden Horde and Ilkhanate respectively)
- Once a Khanate has been formed, this unlocks the previous decisions to form the Khanates as any other character provided you meet the conditions


- Restoring the Persian Empire de jure -
- The Persian Empire de jure, after having been replaced by the Ilkhanate de jure, can be restored by anyone in the Iranian culture group or with a primary title of King or Emperor tier within the Ilkhanate Empire de jure
- The Ilkhanate cannot exist or, if it does exist, cannot be more than 30 in realm size for the decision to be taken
- The decision replaces the de jure Ilkhanate with the old Persian Empire de jure

- Only the Persian Empire de jure can be restored to prior de jure levels. The Golden Horde, Chagatai Khanate and Mongol Empire de jure decisions cannot be reversed and will remain permenant (unless replaced via normal de jure drifting of course)

- Forming a Mongol Khanate should now properly make you a tributary if the Mongol Empire is above 50 realm size
- You have to be bordering the Mongol Empire for this to happen otherwise you will just be an independent Mongol Khanate
- Adjusted the amount of troops Osman gets upon declaring war if he is a landed character

- The event for Osman's successors to gain more troops now has no time limit before the end of the game

- Fixed an issue with the event about Osman's successor

- Fixed the fact that you could still form the Khanates even though they already existed
- Becoming a tributary to the Mongol Khangan when you form a Khanate whilst being a vassal should now be working properly