Bandit, Be Ambitious! To Accomplish Kingdom Revival!

At noon the day after he returned from the northern fort, two secretaries came together in the hall of the fort following his deputy.

Two men and women to Mr. Fina, treasurer. Formerly noble children, but you seem to have become splendid in four years.

Marian, Secretary of the Interior, is also the queen's amulet role. I want to rely on you in the future because you are the most commonsense. I can well tell you that I want you to have a little division of roles because I have two magician sisters present.

She's a healthy queen, so she must be worried that she hasn't always blinded herself.

"I've got a tough part to play. We are nobles of the former Kingdom of Cardina, but in the new Kingdom of Sylvania we will not have nobility? I am no longer a nobleman, but I feel that if I were to keep the kingdom's finances, I would go beyond my parental position. I'm going to try my best to be proud of my parents..."

He handed out one note at a time in front of us with such a forethought.

The contents seem to be a tax challenge. It even says what's in the current treasury.

"Current holdings are 3200 silver coins in about 250 pieces of gold. There are two pieces of gold in 18 pieces of silver. There are nearly 5,000 copper coins in two crates.

Last year's payment was roughly 5 million L, but in the year before that it was about 2 million L. Because the kingdom will not be stable, we believe that this year's payments will exceed roughly 10 million L, but we can manage without collecting taxes. "

Are you saying that it will last at least three years...?

The problem is gold and silver.

It is the denomination that issues the denominationally certified currency used in the surrounding kingdoms. You can pay 600 silver coins for a single piece of silver.

It's the same for gold, but it's not equivalent to its monetary value, is it?

If the gold or silver content is high, it will bend quickly and easily, so I can't keep it in a purse replacement bag.

Mr. Builder said the content was about 60%.

It is not an exchange coin, but it is not issued in pieces by each country, and I guess it will remain the same as it will be in the future to use it in the form of necessary evil.

So the problem is the trade ship in the Kingdom of Crabble. It is problematic to trade in coins with a low gold or silver content.

They trade in gold and silver that they turn into small blocks, not coins. Apparently, that unit is based on the weight of King Crabble's ring and is based on 1 Lg (rig). They make blocks 10 times and a tenth the size of 1 Lg.

They made such coins for trading with gold and silver, but it seems that it is the silver blocks that are overwhelmingly used.

Incidentally, one LG is equivalent to six and a half pieces of silver coin.

"Silver mined in the village of Mictus will be more than ten pieces of silver a year. They're going to be 120LG with one silver lump, so there's about 1200L of walking. Wherever possible, it would be better for the kingdom to use silver for trading..."

You're going back to needy evil here.

It should take a huge amount of money to run the church, but I didn't hear much talk about donations.

This is the difference when converting silver into coins. If we don't get a little bit less, there's gonna be a religious separation of the people, right?

"Please continue to donate one donation each year to the Order. Please replace the remaining half with coins. Turn the other to the operation of the trading ship of the Kingdom of Crabble and it will be the financial resource of the future kingdom."

"Got it. The opening of the northern fort will further increase the calculation of silver. Release ten copies per year as a guide and keep the rest in the national treasury."

There seems to be no opinion between the Queen and Mr. Marian on the story so far.

When I say no to everyone and light the pipe, Mu will help my sister carry the tea.

"The biggest challenge will be taxes from the people. I don't think the basics are a problem with 20%. It was 30% in the Kingdom of Cardina, but no squandering aristocracy exists.

20% of production for farmers. However, if the cultivated area crosses the 30D square "

I agree with you that we do not target the crops we consume. Otherwise, it's going to be taxable up to the home garden.

"No tariffs will be established. That's all the distribution will be enlivened if merchants are convenient."

"Agreed. But only with a kingdom that has recognized our kingdom."

Only the Kingdom of Krabble has approved the Kingdom of Sylvania at this time.

If you're a kingdom that thinks about the distribution of goods, why don't you set up a messenger and come right away?

"The problem is, non-farmers are residents. Exactly. The headcount tax will be problematic. I'm thinking 10% tax to match the deal..."

"It's a problem because it's called head taxes. You can tax the house. Investigate about twenty dwellings in villages, towns, kingdoms, etc. to confirm their size, and add or subtract taxes due to their size and convenience. However, it is not possible unless it exceeds 20% of the resident's annual income, and farmers are not eligible because they already collect taxes."

"Mainly, residents who work elsewhere will do well with it, but liquor stores and lodging will be a problem"

"The liquor store should be taxed on alcohol. Putting a tax on shipping alcohol or crossing the border would make it less annoying. The accommodation can be determined by the number of people who have stayed, but it can be determined by the number of beds. The problem is the merchants..."

Basically, I'd like to tax sales, but you're going to delude me as much as you want.

Is that supposed to mean a plaque with a store?

Around here, taxing weirdly, things are going to go wrong until later. I don't want the Chamber of Commerce guild to stare at me.

"Mr. Talnes, Mr. Builder, and consult with Mr. Raidle. I would like to tax 20% of the total annual sales as a guideline, but if I say that the store's appraisal is likely to cause dissatisfaction, it will give me wisdom. I would also like to add that taxation rates may vary naturally between large stores and businesses."

"I took care of Tarness. They do business around villages and tribes. The benefits are not that great either. One carriage would be 10 liters a year."

It also sounds interesting to say that taxes are levied on carriages. But if it's spice, it feels like even one carriage could be traded in gold coins.

"In some cases it would be a good idea to visit the Chamber of Commerce Guild. It's going to be this winter because it's in Raw Hate and Wang Capital. So, most importantly, make sure you never exceed 20% of your total income. There must be people with low incomes. Consider tax exemptions and remedies."

"Certainly Mr. Banter is right. The Wang capital also has a street, but it also has a back. It seems difficult to impose excessive taxes because of the large number of houses that live with little brothers who run their use before their parents."

"Taxes from residents are not used for residents. It would also be contrary to the significance of the founding of our kingdom of Sylvania if misfortune appeared to overlap in the installation. If it's Fina, she'll do something about it."

Marian and the Queen are a little other than human resources, but there is no mistake in what you are saying.

I wonder if Mr. Fina's name is long remembered as one of those who created the foundation of the Kingdom of Sylvania.

"At least we're going to be able to handle this year without taxes. There will also be remnants of the doozy noise next year. If you can open up the Wang capital, you'll also get the treasures they've saved, so just think about collecting taxes from next year. In that case, the village that has ever delivered our grain will need something in return."

I do take care of the village of Mictos.

I wonder if the northern village will give us crops this year. Should I buy this year's crop? People from the Bandit era may think they're cheap if they don't hand out silver coins.

As Finna and the others left the hall, Marian made us another cup of tea. When the Secretary of the Interior himself thinks it's our kingdom to make tea, it's a little uncomfortable, but there's nothing we can do about it.

"Problem is, after we take the prints from the old Cardina kingdom. The Kingdom of Warham is still after us."

"It seems the Madenians have created a number of obstacles to the streets of the mountains to the Kingdom of Warham. If we can quickly open up the town of Trentas, the Kingdom of Krabble will seal it off with the fort to the west. It's also a question of putting too much time aside, but if the Wang du offensive is not carried out by the end of the year, the nobility of the Wang du will not necessarily be able to bring in the armies of the Kingdom of Warham in exchange for their own lives."

Exactly two battalions can't beat the end if they come from the west.

Though I was going to proceed at the same time as the Wang Du attack. Maybe we should hurry up and open up Trentas.

At that evening's meeting, when I talked about the opening of the town of Trentas in the Royal Krabble Army, Mr. Zairas immediately agreed.

"The opening of the Trentas can be easily carried out if Lord Uyle and the others move. But there will be two problems."

"The possibility of a war with the Royal War Army and the people left in the King's Capital, right? Now I'm going to be completely isolated from my surroundings, but I'm not worried about what kind of hands I'm going to hit."

If Mr. Wyle and the others set up a formation before entering the mountain path, the Warham army will not be able to help. I don't think we can handle all two battalions, but even one battalion won't be able to deploy the enemy army, so that would be much more problematic.

If there is, it's a western fort, but if two squadrons can't do anything and the food runs out, they'll have to surrender.

We can also assume that the army of Wang Capital will attack behind us from the east, but it is not initially underpowered. If you will come out, it will be easier for us to attack the King's Capital.

"Let me talk to you. Why don't you tell him to lay the formation as close to the ridge as he can?

"One more thing. Tell one squadron to always be able to move and place a watch here and here. If you are poked behind your back, you could be caught between the Rydell and Reden rivers. Most importantly, thanks to these two rivers, the back is relatively safe..."

"That's a bridge on the street and the entrance to a fort to the west. Copy that."

Mr. Zairas convinced me by staring at the map zippily.

Now things are going to change a lot.