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In fact, the biggest reason why Surdak was canonized was that he mastered the holy light. At present, paladins are indeed more important than wizards.
In addition, there are some special circumstances of conferring nobility, but that depends on Charles’ mood
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Surdak owns this territory, which is ten times less than the territory he can control at present. According to the laws of the Green Empire, these territories will be sold or paid within a time limit.
It is this law that has been forgotten by almost all nobles, and there are also memorandums of understanding on this law in the House of Representatives of various provinces.
Of course, this is to encourage young aristocrats to be willing to expand their territory in other empires.
Otherwise, it is not in the current interests of the nobles that many small nobles are forced to sell because they have large territories in unknown areas.
Every year in the empire, aristocratic life becomes very lonely. They have aristocratic interests in the city but live a civilian life.
Of course, there are also some outstanding aristocrats who are rising, and they have become urban stars and emerged in society.
The land owned by Surdak Bailin is much larger than the territory of Hailansa City, but it is vast and sparsely populated here after all.
The only nobleman has a copper mine worth a little money.
Warcraft rages in the forest of Inver cargill and the once-in-a-decade beast tide in the dark worm valley will ruin the forest of Inver cargill every time. Except for those trees, all who can breathe are desperately fleeing.
In this way, those noble lords who have the strength to occupy this place will be trapped here without thinking about this land.
Those noble lords who have no strength, not to mention their inability to occupy this place, can’t keep it even if they occupy it, and they will spend a lot of money to occupy it, which will eventually draw water from a bamboo basket
Some speculative aristocrats want to take advantage of the once-in-a-decade animal tide to rest in this mountain forest and seek some benefits.
So many nobles can’t see this land …
What! It won’t be long before the beast tide comes, and this place will be in ruins!’ Some nobles in Wilkes always say this.
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Indigenous tribes are not used to trading in Dodan town.
Because there are too many imperial immigrants there, the noisy market is always full of businessmen with small calculations.
The aborigines don’t know how to count, so they don’t like small calculations. One transaction is taken advantage of. The so-called two times and three times will make people feel bored. It is a trading area for businessmen and adventure groups
The hoarding of a large amount of grain in the copper mine was originally prepared by the indigenous miners.
Surdak paid them no silver coins for settlement, mainly because the indigenous people did not want to go to the market in Duodan town for a holiday. When they didn’t get silver coins, the indigenous people were more willing to receive the salary from the wheat flour mine, and all of them paid wheat flour.
Later, an adventure group came to this mine to supply. They took out fresh meat and traded food with the miners.
The indigenous people saw that they could still do this.
Some indigenous people will carry the special products in the forest and go to the mine to trade.
The reason why they are willing to come here is also very realistic. It turns out that the miners in the mine are all indigenous people, which makes them feel not only cordial, but also safer here.
Here, the transaction support is barter, but the measure of value is wheat flour
To put food out in front of the indigenous people and pile it up like a hill, the visual impact can kill everything.
If you actually pay gold coins, you will get so much food, but the indigenous people won’t count
With the principle of "seeing before knowing", the indigenous people trade a lot of food here.
The mine camp has become a trading market
The indigenous mine manager reported to Surdak that this group of indigenous people who came to the mine to trade saw everything as good pots and pans, and even those sacks filled with grain became the eyes of the indigenous people, and several waves of indigenous people ransacked this place like the original tribe.
When Suldak heard the mine manager’s report, he immediately sent some Japanese iron pots, ceramics, salt, spices, wood knives, logging axes and fine steel arrow clusters from Duodan Town.