What happens if you become revolutionary as HRE

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Not sure if anyone tried this ,but as per title I wanted to ask what happens if you become revolutionary as HRE?
Do you keep all modifiers from the enacted reforms (HRE reforms) or the HRE get dismantled? If the latter what you become?
 

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Nothing out of the ordinary happens. Austria and the HRE have their own event for revolutions. If the target is the Emperor, hasn't done anything to prevent other countries from being the Emperor or revoked the privilegia, the target loses the title and another member becomes the Emperor. This can change if the target becomes a Revolutionary Empire and is elected.
 

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Nothing out of the ordinary happens. Austria and the HRE have their own event for revolutions. If the target is the Emperor, hasn't done anything to prevent other countries from being the Emperor or revoked the privilegia, the target loses the title and another member becomes the Emperor. This can change if the target becomes a Revolutionary Empire and is elected.
Apologies, I meant: if you enact all the privileges including the Renovatio Imperii. What happens if after that you become Revolutionary?
 

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Nothing out of the ordinary happens. Austria and the HRE have their own event for revolutions. If the target is the Emperor, hasn't done anything to prevent other countries from being the Emperor or revoked the privilegia, the target loses the title and another member becomes the Emperor. This can change if the target becomes a Revolutionary Empire and is elected.
Ming has its own revolutionary event but nothing happens if you get it as EoC
 

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Apologies, I meant: if you enact all the privileges including the Renovatio Imperii. What happens if after that you become Revolutionary?
After forming HRE you are normal monarchy so I think you can go revolutionary the same way other nations can. I saw some YT videos with revolutionary HRE
 
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After forming HRE you are normal monarchy so I think you can go revolutionary the same way other nations can. I saw some YT videos with revolutionary HRE
Perfect thanks. I'm planning my next campaign, so if I understand correctly once you form HRE, that becomes a normal monarchy and you lose all the benefits given by the HRE reforms, right?
 

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Perfect thanks. I'm planning my next campaign, so if I understand correctly once you form HRE, that becomes a normal monarchy and you lose all the benefits given by the HRE reforms, right?
They've introduced a permanent modifier in 1.32 that you get upon passing the last reform, which mimics the buffs you got for passing the reforms. Since it's a modifier and isn't tied to your government form, it'll stick around even after you go revolutionary.
 
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