The provinces in Japan are the same as usual, even when I tried to launch the game with only Beyond Typus 9.0 and the china addon mods. However the map for china is okay with all provinces. By the way I love your mods, they are pretty nice

It is strange. Could you see whether it is Version 0.12 in Version.txt in the zip file?

By the way, I will upload a minor update without the changing the map within few hour.

Indeed I have the version 0.11, maybe it's because I installed the mod file manually ?

I dowloaded the new version and it's okay. Thank you very much :)

I am glad that this mod work for you.

Thank, your mods are great I love them ;)

This mod seems not to be compatible with the More Trade Routes Addon for Beyond Typus.

I have changed the trade nodes file for adding new provinces. So it will not compatible with any mod that have changed the trade nodes.

There are two Korean provinces without a religion

Some provinces have issues that were intended in "vanilla" BT but are undesirable in China Addon. I mentioned on the main page for this mod that there are some straights between Japanese provinces where there shouldn't be straights, and that a province in Vietnam is separated from its area. In addition to that, Mogami (1025) has a port and can build ships despite being landlocked.

Also two provinces named "Aso" (7285 in Higo, Kyushu; and 7337 in Yashu, adjacent to Tsukuba)

@Smartguy725
Noted, the updated version is released.

@Hiluxium
Straits in Japan and the Song La are revised. For the province name , they just have same pronunciation. The one in kyushu named after Mount Aso, and the other one in Shimotsuke named after Aso-gun.

Im not sure if this is a Beyond Typhus issue, or the issue of this mod, but taking china as qing is insane, i can hardly take 2 small states with it putting me at 90 AE and 181% overextension.

@Ubermensch9

It may related to the increase of the development per province. I am looking at it and find out the way to balancing.

thanks m8

I feel like some provinces could be cut; Italy and maybe the HRE should really be the most province-dense regions