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in your specific example, the book that would be created as a Confederate ruler would be "on confederate warfare". because it's dynamically created, it will check specifically for the Confederate government type rather than the Feudal one. "on feudal warfare" would be inactive for Confederate/Imperial rulers.
Do the new goverment types count as existing one for events, decisions and other mods?
For example, if you create the "on feudal warfare" book, do you still get to use it with imperial and confederate governments?
Maybe there could be a compatibility patch with Margraves having their own color frame
that would require making a monastic viceroy government, not a monastic imperial one.
"Mercenary bands are unscrupulous armies for hire who offer their services to anyone who can afford them with no regard for faith or loyalty. They treasure payment above all else and will readily betray any employer that does not provide it in time. Mercenary bands have no dynastic persistence, rendering this government type unplayable."
I would also like to say thanks for making this mod, it does help make the game much better and I use like 1/2 of your mods.