Shinario-dōri ni Taijō Shita no ni, Imasara Nan no Goyōdesu ka?

The next day I was doing some research while piling up a lot of books in the library. Throughout this time, I've been looking into the roles and areas of responsibility of city officials, and the businesses that I've actually been able to do.

Known in the mansion's books, the function of "City Clerk" was to compile the petitions of the people in the city well, draw up and present solutions, and exchange them. I was very struck by the philosophy of leaning on the people of Shirai and aiming to improve their lives.

In a way, I can say that I aspired with a blurred admiration for the word.

Although the mansion's books couldn't keep up with the actual duties and work flow, the school's library is just different.

At the same time as I graduate from this school, I would be grateful if I could examine the materials in that hand so that students who would get a job could seriously consider the future.

Of course, if the source is listed in the book you were looking into, the range will be extended to that book for detailed examination.

According to the book, the city well officer is the only institution in this Wang capital.

With each lord present except the Wang capital, control is entrusted to each lord, but the Wang capital is inhabited by many of the nobles involved in the government of the country in the direct vicinity of the royal family. Moreover, it also has a population of more than 300,000 people and is well out of line. There is also intense movement of people in and out of the country, while there are many visits by dignitaries from other countries. Therefore, there are various special systems in place.

Indeed, the King's Capital is not the same as any other town.

There is a royal castle in the middle of nowhere, and there is a moat, and the nobles' hall is arranged in a circle to surround it. I wonder if the ancient noblemen who have long held high positions in the royal castle are expanding outside because they are the innermost and the more new they become, the more the circle is outside.

And further out on its edge is the lower town where the general public lives. There is a large road that connects the east, west, north and south from outside the town to the royal castle, and you need to go through this large gate to get in and out of the king's capital.

It is the duty of the city officials to solve the difficulties in the lower town, where these ordinary people, who are not nobles, live. They've decided to take charge, east, west, north and south, either by imitating the town's creation.

Each has a narrow gate of about five people and about twenty people.

Although I am anxious to process more than 300,000 people's complaints in just that number, there is a solid follow-up system there. There are about fifteen civilian health officers who gather information about each district under the city well officer.

It is described as entering the district…, but in fact they are often appointed from the face of that district.