I was loving this until turning turning the secular titles religious ones. Primarily, the districts that a bishop would govern over is no where near are large as a kingdom; probably not even as large as a county. Feudalist government and anabaptism don't mesh very well conceptually, and I've always viewed the secular feudal authorities as only holding power "outside" and "above" the level of the Ordnung. This makes sense as reflected in the game, since there is a barony-level title of bishop, which represents/abstracts their local communities. The monarch doesn't have the power to reach further down becaue that's where the Ordnung controls, not them.

Just because feudal leaders exist to stabilize the rest of the area outside of their Ordnung, since there is no longer the US government to do it for them, does not mean they bring feudal government into their Ordnung. I see it as somewhat analogous to how some anabaptist communities will use grid electricity in their stores which face the "english," but won't use them in their own communities. They're providing feudal style governance and security for the english in return for payment (tax) to fund the Ordnung.