
Government Reform
Joint Ruling
Many German princes still uphold the tradition of sharing power with their siblings — splitting the duties of governance, ruling their holdings jointly, or even taking turns on the throne for a pre-determined period.
Potential
- CultureBelongs to the German Culture Group
- Is subject type: Not
Fiefdom
Allow
- CultureBelongs to the German Culture Group
- The Ruler does NOT have an adult siblingRulerFatherAny child
- This: NotRootRuler
- Is Alive
- Is either male or Legally Male due to a modifier granting the following effect: Prefection Status↗At least one of
- Is male
Is Praefecta
- Is an Adult
Exact conditions
Only applies if
Our Ruler and their sibling will take turns ruling every 5 years
Requires 2
Culture Groups
- GermanAllow, Potential
Subject Types
FiefdomPotential
Belongs to 1
MonarchyGovernment
Required by 3
The Term has ExpiredOption 2, Option 3…
The Jealous BrotherOption 1, Option 3…- The New Ruler Title of CountryOption 2, Option 4…
Granted by 1
- The New Ruler Title of CountryOption 2
Removed by 3
The Term has ExpiredOption 2, Option 3
The Jealous BrotherOption 1, Option 3- The New Ruler Title of CountryOption 4, Option 5…
Scripting 6
Requires 1
- year_of_start_of_joint_ruleWhen activated
Grants 1
- year_of_start_of_joint_ruleWhen activated
Uses 1
- is_legally_maleAllow
References 2
- societal_value_large_monthly_moveCountry modifier
- societal_value_monthly_moveCountry modifier
Referenced by 1
- succession_100_option_e_triggerHas reform
major = yes
potential = {
}
block_for_rebel = yes




