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Definitely looks interesting. Bookmarking this for later.
Canonically, He is active from 1000s AD and not only discovers immortality but also becomes the only person known to have turned a vampire back into a human(albeit with some enhancements) in the 1500s.
He may have been part of a group of judges called the 'Lions of Zion' and will survive to the modern day as a guardian of his people by night and an old Mossad agent named Mr Klein by day.
https://whitewolf.fandom.com/wiki/Maimonides_(WOD)
1. The Jerusalem reset is not exclusive to Judges, nor to characters for whom has_jewish_derived_faith_trigger = yes. At the very least, it also happens for Road of Apep characters (and presumably others).
2. The order in which you acquire grand cities does not seem to matter - I took Jerusalem before Cairo in this run, and it was still only Jerusalem that got reset.
3. The reset affects the main Grand City building (grand_city_01 et al) in addition to the buildings added by the submod, but it does not seem to affect the Pit of Malkav.
4. The reset only seems to happen when Jerusalem is the capital - I just tried granting a duchy to a landless character after moving my capital to Cairo, and neither city got reset this time.
I'm using other mods, but afaik none of them add any buildings or grand cities, and I can't think of any reason why any of them would be causing this.
As for the title, thank you for bringing it up. It was something that irritated me during development too; I just never bothered to fix it. That was the nudge I needed to actually doing something about it.
since the head of faith is called 'Nasi' Then the head of faith title should be 'Sanhedrin'. A secret 'Sanhedrin' would make a lot of sense lorewise.
So it would something like this: Nasi Judah of the Judge Sanhedrin. or 'Judge Secret Sanhedrin'.
It would work in 1.15 too with just a few tweaks because PoD changed some stuff for hunters in the update.