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I didn't know about their specific retinue usage and I've needed a good amount of 20 min to understand what was the problem ahahah
Anyway, thanks for the fix For now it seems working :)
II really wanted to play with disabled retinues since a duke, or even an Emperor during middle ages with standing army is just super ahistorical bs.
I don't know if you'd be able to fix it, or if you even want to do so (maybe disabling nomads was your intent after all ahahah). But if you manage/want to fix it, I think permitting retinues to Imperial governments would be acceptable too :)