It would be possible change the goverment type?

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I wonder if you can change, for example, from a republic into a monarchy or as a monarchy you can become a republic. Is there a way, like creating a sort of crisis or a peaceful route?
 

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Yes, you can switch via Decisions for instance :)

Will this come with a risk of a major CW? Or more precisely, how does this affect different characters?
 

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Will this come with a risk of a major CW? Or more precisely, how does this affect different characters?
If it affect loyalty in some negative way it will put you closer to a civil war. However if you have loyal characters, the risk of civil war is pretty low.
 

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If I'm the Romans, can I restore the elective monarchy? Rome's king was elected from the senate and temporary kings (the Interrex) were assigned if they couldn't agree on one.
There don't seems to be an elective monarchy in the game as non of the 4 succession laws are elective.
 

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There don't seems to be an elective monarchy in the game as non of the 4 succession laws are elective.

Clan succession system is an elective monarchy in all but name. And so it is the normal monarchy, since you might get another character as successor that isnt your heir if he has more support than yours.
 

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Clan succession system is an elective monarchy in all but name. And so it is the normal monarchy, since you might get another character as successor that isnt your heir if he has more support than yours.
Monarchy Succession seems to give massive bonuses to the ones inside the succession law while everyone outside it have pretty much no chance at all. So monarchy is only elective in the way between heirs actually inside the succession law. Tribes can be said to be elective.
 

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Monarchy Succession seems to give massive bonuses to the ones inside the succession law while everyone outside it have pretty much no chance at all. So monarchy is only elective in the way between heirs actually inside the succession law. Tribes can be said to be elective.

Indeed you have to do very badly or have a very poor ruler for everyone to support someone else, but still you have to watch out!