Pendor Empire In Other Worlds

It is certainly feasible to appoint the mayor (village chief) by himself, and then take over the tasks related to the governance of the territory from the mayor.

In fact, as long as it is a villager, whether it is an ordinary villager or a village chief, the request made to Lothar can form a related task.

But after long-term exploration, Lothar found that the same task, if proposed by the village chief, would not only give more experience and dinar rewards.

The chances of prestige, honor, and item rewards will also be greater.

Moreover, compared with the tasks issued by the village chiefs, the tasks issued by ordinary villagers are mostly only related to himself, and have little to do with the development of the entire village.

Even sometimes, when ordinary villagers issue rewards for tasks, it will also bring debuffs to Lothar.

For example, deduct a little prestige or something.

Therefore, Lothar later only took over the tasks of village and town chiefs most of the time.

Although there can only be one such task per day, the time required to complete the task is not short anyway, and it is not a big problem.

Of course, the prerequisite is that the village and town chiefs themselves speak out.

If Lothar or his soldiers proposed it first, and then repeated it by the village chief, it would not form a systematic task.

And the appointment of An Sen, who has a certain degree of autonomy and relatively good wisdom, as the mayor of Linhu is a new attempt by Lothar to do this.

Fortunately, as he speculated. As a hero unit, most of the plans thought out by Anson himself have formed corresponding system tasks.

And in terms of rewards, it is relatively higher than those rough plans put forward by Old Fisher under his deliberate guidance.

Except for one point.

Lothar did not fully follow the suggestions Anson made while on the road. For example, slaughtering bulls and sheep, and exchanging food for other territories to reserve fur. Instead, he only adopted the suggestions he did not export and tried his best to expand the scale of cattle and sheep breeding.

Because there is no need to recollect fur, Lothar already has enough raw materials to make leather armor.

Although barbarians are all bitter, but barbarian warriors and chiefs are not exactly.

Even though he didn't even have a copper, but the animal skin with a human hand was a rare treasure for ordinary people.

As the one who beheaded his leader under the protection of many barbarians and warriors, Lothar seized nearly 700 pieces of animal skins.

It is a pity that these animal skins have generally taken too long, and most of them have cut holes, and less than a quarter of the real sales value.

Originally, Lothar was prepared to wait when he returned from Qatar City. The damaged fur was distributed to the villagers as welfare for free.

Now it’s even better, you can pull it over to make leather armor.

As a result, not only this year, but even next year's demand will be more than enough.

Very well, even if his brain was not kicked by the bull, Lothar still used beast fur to make leather armor.

Moreover, this is not considered shoddy. Come to think about it, although there are some cracks, the production of leather armor does not need a perfect fur. A few gaps are innocent at all.

The skins of wild tigers, bears, rhinos, pythons and other large beasts are better than the skins of captive cattle and sheep.

How can this be called shoddy? Obviously, it is good to recharge.

Conscience, great conscience.

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After solving the most important tasks, there is no need to worry about food, and the work of restoring Linhu Town is soon on the right track.

After integrating the fixed assets of the previous territory and the materials that the people could not take away.

After changing his hands, Lothar used the preferential policy of dividing houses and plots to attract those refugees who were still hiding in the mountains, and took the initiative to vote.

Supplemented by the means of relocating local residents in Mowen and other places, the population of Linhu Town and Beiketuo Village was restored.

In fact, there were more civilians hiding in the mountains than Lothar had imagined.

After all, the Grand Duke's order only said that civilians near the war zone could escape from the original territory. But it didn't say that after the war, the civilians who fled could have no land and return to their original territories.

I want to know what the attitude of those nobles who had to stick to their own territories would be towards these ‘diaomin’ who abandoned their lord.

Even if you don't simply be demoted to slavery, confiscation of all your property is a benevolent deal.

At this time when the lack of food is better than the lack of people, can the nobles who can accept the villagers again say ‘kindness’?

Now there is a lord who is willing to divide the house and the land, and promises to have a bite of food, but he has given these poor civilians a way to survive.

However, with Lothar as an example, those nobles who had been ransacked by barbarians in the banned territories also followed suit. Although it is not as powerful as Lothar's preferential treatment, it has attracted many civilians who are close to him.

Therefore, by the end of June, the total population of one town, one village and one manor had only increased to more than 4,000.

Even so, the state of the new territory was restored to more than half of the previous level.

For Lothar, this was an achievement that was enough to wake up with a smile.

Because if Leiden Village is not included, the weekly poll tax in other territories can reach the level of nearly ten thousand dinars.

In Leiden Village, which has completed the construction of many system facilities, the weekly salary is as high as 3,500 dinars.

The reason for this growth is the credit of more than 1,400 barbarian slaves.

Because of the small size of the village of Leiden, the barbarian slaves captured in the war have been placed in the town of Morwen.

On the way to Qatar City, Lothar became aware of the fact that slaves would also provide basic taxes from the tax changes in the new week.

Therefore, he also moved the slaves he had before.

In fact, when he was promoted to Baron, the potential problem of accommodating barbarians, women and children was basically solved~www.readwn.com~ So there were concerns before, but it was because the villagers of Leiden were mostly familiar with Lothar. It is not good to cure the problem.

Now that he has been promoted to baron, the distance between him and the villagers has increased. In addition, the place where the barbarians are held is separated from the village. Naturally, no one will be idle, risking offending the nobles and running to find slaves.

Even if they do, they can be charged with trespassing in the barracks.

After waiting for a few years, Lothar's time as the lord was longer and more majestic, and there would be no more gossip.

In other words, after dealing with all the problems, the economy of the territory gradually becomes active.

Lothar's weekly tax can reach 13,000 dinars.

Together with the income of the portable store, I can get 20,000 dinars per week.

What is this concept?

If only Fieldsway’s arms were counted, Lothar could use

1 (guard/heavy archer/guard cavalry): 3 (warrior): 2 (light infantry)

Matching of three-level teams.

In addition to himself and An Sen, he now has a maximum number of 88 troops and maintains a system-wide arms of nearly 900, which is particularly surplus.

After the system facilities of these territories are further improved, the weekly income can even increase to more than 40,000.

The troop configuration can be changed into

1 (Guardian Guard Cavalry) 3 (Heavy Archer) 3 (Warrior)

Compared with the previous ratio, the final ratio not only increased the upper limit of force to 1,144.

Moreover, there are all types of arms in the near, medium and far range, and the lineup is relatively more reasonable.

The number of prestige increased afterwards can also be used to place units other than Fieldsway.

For Lothar, this was enough to look down upon the entire principality.