Why can't I keep it? I have a governor in each province. Which is what I thought was required? Is this broken?
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If your numidian provinces have a really high revolt risk, it won't matter much wether you have a governor appointed or not. I think high charisma and finesse helps. However, it won't remove the revolt risk completely. Bad stability, newly conquered are causes. I suggest placing an army there to bring revolts down until they adopt you as their new ruler 
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Btw, if I have misunderstood your question, pardon me.
.Btw, if I have misunderstood your question, pardon me.
Yep, its ok though. No, there is an event chain that creates a Numidia out of your empire. There isn't anyone revolting or going crazy or high revolt risk. They just decide to go independet every so often, because its an event.vanin said:If your numidian provinces have a really high revolt risk, it won't matter much wether you have a governor appointed or not. I think high charisma and finesse helps. However, it won't remove the revolt risk completely. Bad stability, newly conquered are causes. I suggest placing an army there to bring revolts down until they adopt you as their new ruler
Btw, if I have misunderstood your question, pardon me.
Oh, see what you mean now. The event fires even though you've appointed govs... I am not sure what not = { primary_culture = this } means, but i guess the event will fire as long as you don't have Numidian state culture... I suggest that you leave them alone - killing them off every time they revolt isn't worth the stab hits . I have no idea why you can't prevent it from happening.
Edit: or you could delete the whole event ^^
. I have no idea why you can't prevent it from happening.Edit: or you could delete the whole event ^^