Taxed Domestics Reform Yet for King and Country
A tidal discussion on a royal edict taxing every Dometii kept above a fixed number, aiming to fund the King and reform domestic service. The plan promises wealth for the crown, shifts workers home to cultivate lands, and may deter nobles’ sons from city life while encouraging rural employment and troop levies.
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