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searching kyivan rus still gives you kievan rus as the top hit and there are more kievan rus mentions than kyivan https://iili.io/FyJzVPS.png my point is that both are correct but kievan rus is simply more common and well established in historiography. At the same time, "Kyiv" is better established today as the English exonym of the city's name so I (and Paradox) use "Kyiv" for the barony, county, duchy, and kingdom titles. For the sake of simplicity, I will stick with the English Wikipedia's naming convention, so if they change their page to "Kyivan Rus", I'll update this mod accordingly.
Kievan Rus',[a] also known as Kyivan Rus',[6][7] was the first East Slavic state and later an amalgam of principalities[8] in Eastern Europe from the late 9th to the mid-13th century.[9][10]"
I'm not saying Kievan isn't correct in English, but Kyivan is historically correct transliteration and if there's two option, I recommend using Kyivan for historical accuracy. Because Kievan Rus's capitol was Kyiv that's why it has to be Kyivan. Otherwise the name loses logic and meaning
https://iili.io/Fb34kiP.png
https://iili.io/Fb34eWB.png
This is why this mod uses "Kyiv" and "Kievan Rus"
I don't know, I haven't tested it, there could be incompatibilities since both mods are trying to do similar things
Thanks for the suggestion, just updated the mod to be compatible with Culture Expanded, now all east slavic cultures (severian, ilmenian, volhynian, etc) have knyaz titles and such, same as rus'.