Great Mongol State by decision

[Nyjene]

If I switch right now from nomad steppe to monarchy and then later form the Mongolian Empire, will I go back to a Tribal government, which means a tribal reforms tree ? I'm almost sure yes, but in this case I lose my reforms and it's somehow like a regression, no ? The Great Mongolian State is basically a slighty, very slighty, more powerful nomad steppe reform and from a RP perspective it just feels wrong.

[Stayin Alive]

you keep reform progress when switching by event, disaster, and descsion

[FRITZ HABER]

What happen if i dont have dharma? Does that basically make monarchy into horde?

[PJ]

Yes it will revert you back to a tribal government with the first tier of reforms locked as "the great mongol state".

Yes you will lose the non-tribal reforms, however you keep the points, which means you can enact all tiers of tribal reforms instantly.

In my opinion it isn't bad for RP, because honestly, if I'm playing as the great Mongolian Empire, I want to be a nomad horde and raze everything I come in contact with back to a nice and flat plain I can graze my horses on. But I guess we all have different tastes in RP.

You can also form Great Yuan and remain a monarchy, plus get some really juicy national ideas.

[Nyjene]

Oh okay thanks all for your answers.
Mhh I have a case with the Mayan, when once I reformed, my government was copied by the one I border (and allow me to reform my religion) and I also earned its equivalent of points (number of reforms). However reforms were chosen randomly. It forces me to spend 30 corruption because reforms used where totally inapropriate. I'm afraid it will be the same here.

From a RP perspective it's not being a horde with mongolian empire. It's being a horde, then switching (reforming) to a monarchy, and then going back to a horde.