Missing law bonuses?

[Align]

http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfile...?id=1115077162
According to this screen, building the library will reduce corruption, but not increase law. There doesn't seem to be a difference when I move the governor out, so it isn't his traits.
I checked with process_cq Thospia, and the library did indeed reduce corruption when finished. But I didn't see an increase in law until I tried building a shrine of Ahura Mazda (which provides +1 law). Looking at some of my other settlements, I found one (Asaak) with 25% law - it had a learning center (+3), temple of AM (+2), and a governor with good traits (+8). Moving the governor out dropped the law bonus to nothing, so it seems like the settlement had a hidden -8 law penalty??

[Suppanut]

For every key historic capitols (settlement which have monument say that by control it would deal crippling blow to faction) you hold, they would -2 law and +happiness factionwide each. That is how your law vanished into thin air.

You could reduced effect to -1 law, +1 happiness factionwide by use government type "Allied Tributary".

[Align]

I mean if it increases happiness by just as much and still reduces corruption it doesn't seem to matter much...

[GeoHitmanGR]

From the picture uploaded. I can see you own 4 foreign Capitals (Baktrian, Armenian, Pontic, Seleucid) so assuming you went for factional government and not Regional allied Tributary, you should have -8 to law (-40%) factionwide so anything less than that does not show in the UI but still works as intended. Hence the 25% showing up in Asaak.

This is a part of the XC anti-snowballing system, to prevent insane amounts of money from accumulating. If you feel you are short on money you could replace the government building or let a few capitals rebel altogether. On the other hand, too much money can cause corruption and negative traits among your generals and governors.

[Align]

Ah, so the negative law also means more base corruption in every city? Hm, that'd put a dampener on the economy alright.