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Aboriginals did exist, Tonga had an empire. This is historical revisionism.
Paradox could make the tribes use grain or food instead of gold, and when they enter the feudal age, they use gold. For example, legality would then also change into republican tradition... when you change from kingdom to republic.
The standing army would then also be established with the feudalism before they use the mechanics like from Ck2 where tribes could only raise their army in war and while there was no war they could not.