changing the hre in europa universalis

 but i think that there should be imperial "circles" which did exist
 the head of those circles would be the state holding the elector seat in the region but there's also a distinction between temporal and spiritual leaders
 so like while the palatinate has jurisdiction in bavaria and the rhineland they only have say over the fiefs and not the bishoprics
 and members of the empire can request gold, approval of their monarch, permission to invade another from them
 and they'd also decide if an suit proposed is relevant or not
 if its not relevant then they'd make an absolute decision on it
 if its not then the issue travels up to the imperial high court
 the imperial high court will have a jury led over by states appointed by the emperor
 and they pretty much vote which side it'll go to
 and then the emperor can approve the proposal, acting as an extra juror/judge
 deals can still go through without emperor approval but that means that the losing side can fight to keep what they want
 does this make sense or is it stupid



 like if your ruler or heir has a high military skill
 you can get a request from the emperor to have him in his service
 which just means you can't use him as a general
 and instead the emperor does

 yeah
: like your king or heir
 there will also be like
other offices that he will appoint
: kind of like an extra set of advisors or the court in ck2

 but like also if the emperor annexes territory while he is emperor
he has an option to reduce aggressive expansion by releasing a conquered province and losing a general too by making him the leader there
 if they wanna give it to like
 the heir or ruler generals then the state would inherit that
 a spoils system
 idk just having the hre function as an actual feudal state