- Fixed issues related to the formation of a Mongol Empire that isn't Genghis Khan

- The decision of the Mongol Empire decision is now visible even if you don't hold all four Khanate titles (but you still need them all in order to divide it)

- Updated to account for patches

- Fixed a problem which caused the event to make the Khanates tributaries keep on repeating itself when the Khanates are not tributaries of the Mongol Empire

- Fixed a bug in which the Mongol Empire wouldn't divide properly upon succession

- Fixed a bug in which the division decision would trigger the division event immediately after the decision is taken rather than at the Khan's death

- Minor fixes to decisions and events

- Added a decision for the Khan of the Mongol Empire to spawn reinforcements in every few years until the year 1260

Part 2 of the Mongol Khanates Revamp

- Added decision for the Great Khan of the Mongol Empire to divide it upon his death
- All landless male adults of the Khan's dynasty will be eligible for inheriting the various parts of the empire
- Upon division of the Empire, you will have a decision to choose which Khan you can be. You can remain as the Mongol Empire Great Khan, or switch to any of the other Khanates


Decision Requirements
- The decision requires all four Khanates (the Mongol Empire, the Golden Horde, the Chagatai Khanate and the Ilkhanate) to be possessed by the Great Khan
- Upon the Khan's death, the Empire will be split into their respective Khanates
- An alternate decision without the Golden Horde is available but is replaced by the full one upon the creation of the Golden Horde via the decision


Division Mechanics
- Upon division of the Empire, a random landless male adult of the Khan's dynasty will inherit each part of the Empire
- Any territory in their respective regions will be inherited by their respective Khanates (see below)
- Any remaining territory will stay a part of the Mongol Empire except Tibet (see China section below)
- The Golden Horde will inherit provinces in their de jure Empire title (formally the Pontic Steppe), Volga-Ural Empire de jure, Eastern Europe and the Balkans
- The Chagatai Khanate will inherit provinces in their de jure Empire title only (formally Turan)
- The Ilkhanate will inherit provinces in their de jure Empire title (formally the Persian Empire), the Arabian Peninsula (including the Levant) and Anatolia


China
- If the Emperor of China is of the same dynasty as the Great Khan, the Western Protectorate will be granted any territory that the Mongol Empire holds in Tibet


Tributaries
- If the Mongol Empire is still a certain size after the split, the various Khanates will be forced to become a tributary to the Mongol Empire due to the existing strength of the Empire
- Sometimes this will not occur due to the Empire not being of enough size, which can result in infighting between the various Khanates (as what happened historically)
- Same dynasty China will not be granted any Khanate tributaries and will be as liable to fight the other Khanates as the others will