Land & Community Laws
When it is clear to all who owns what, and who may work where, life is easier.Ancient barbarian society was built on agriculture, so naturally many of its laws dealt with this important aspect of life. Clearly identifying the boundaries between farmland was paramount, so boundary pillar stones were erected to demarcate the edges of people's property. The idea was that their presence would cut down the amount of land disputes that occurred, as moving the pillars to a more favourable position was very much a Herculean task. In Ireland, Cormac mac Cuileannanin’s ‘Sanas Chormaic’ called them ‘gallan’, as they were first erected by the Gauls when they arrived there. This type of stone has also been found in England and Scotland, often with names engraved on them in ‘ogham' script.
汉化补丁: 3DM蒹葭汉化组
Node Set Tribal Council Tier 6 |
research_points 2300 |
cost_per_round 0 |
Effects
- 本方行省腐败-5%
- 事务官行动成本-6% (所有人物)
- 税率+6%
- 公共秩序+4 (所有行省)
Requires | |
---|---|
Requires Technologies | Multilingual |
Enables |
---|
|
|
|