Although much of the land in Country is arable, the workforce has dwindled due to ongoing urbanization. The Nobility are especially concerned, believing this trend only empowers the Burghers. To prevent further disruption, the Court Title proposes a land ownership reform. Rather than relying on allodial titles—which create mistrust between the Crown and the Commoners — all subjects would, by law, be under the ownership of the Ruler Title. Taxation and military duties would no longer be based on the number of households but measured using the Valakų unit, providing a clearer understanding of our lands' wealth and manpower. Now, with these reforms presented to Target Character, there is growing pressure for him/her to implement them, despite some controversy among the lower classes.
2083desc = flavor_lit.26.descAlthough much of the land in Country is arable, the workforce has dwindled due to ongoing urbanization. The Nobility are especially concerned, believing this trend only empowers the Burghers. To prevent further disruption, the Court Title proposes a land ownership reform. Rather than relying on allodial titles—which create mistrust between the Crown and the Commoners — all subjects would, by law, be under the ownership of the Ruler Title. Taxation and military duties would no longer be based on the number of households but measured using the Valakų unit, providing a clearer understanding of our lands' wealth and manpower. Now, with these reforms presented to Target Character, there is growing pressure for him/her to implement them, despite some controversy among the lower classes.