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You will get the celestial empire government, so you cant remain a republic.
Other than that it should work as long as you belong into either pagan or eastern religious group.
It is impossible to change government type once you are the Emperor of China.
 

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I noticed after claiming the mandate as a Kingdom in my current game, that you still retain a (somewhat) hidden legitimacy stat. This is used for potential PU's and voting criteria for the HRE.
You can view it via PU's in the vassal interaction screen, as the legitimacy of a junior partner is that of the senior and increase it with the Papal +1 legitimacy option. (if you are catholic that is)

Not sure if there would be a hidden republican tradition stat as well.

Edit:
More on topic: Yes you will keep your ruler.
 
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