348 Aims of the Fontana Charter

The Fontana Charter was published for the territory dominated by the Fontana aristocracy.

The rights and duties of the principally nobles, knights, or inhabitants are written there.

Its Fontana Charter, signed in the name of Ars von Barca as proxy for the Fontana family principals, but I don't know how effective it actually is.

Because what was written was basically just a big frame.

There are provisions for what nobility can order from the knights, and for the discretion of the knights, but basically the implication is strong that they have articulated what has been before.

So it doesn't mean that this Fontana Charter could change the Fontana territory from Galari.

... and I think many knights think.

but I don't see it that way.

Because I think it is a great advance that we have been able to make a basic decision, although it is full of coarseness.

Rather than that, with memories of my previous life, this way of ruling nobility and knighthood seemed completely different.

Let me tell you something, I recognized that the rule of nobility and knighthood was like the Mafia was cowing the land.

A violent group with just the power is claiming control of the land and winding up hardware from the people who live there.

Instead of obtaining money through violence, it can also be an organization that protects what lives there.

That is the presence of nobles and knights.

In other words, the rulers today are fundamentally different from what I think of as a system of countries and administrations.

My senses make me wonder what it's like for a violent organization like this to be getting land.

but no one speaks out that it is strange, no one is right.

Because they rule there by mighty force.

A knight paying taxes to nobility is a payment, and taking a soldier with him when things happen is nothing more than going to war with other factions.

What a noisy story.

but well that's what I'm splitting it off.

There would have been a slightly more decent governing mechanism after the first king created the country, but it also collapsed completely, and only power lasted a long time for the maintenance of the territory.

But that being said, I think the current situation, where there are just implicit rules, is terribly unstable.

If there's anything wrong, there's only one way to solve it with violence.

Actually, the problem is, I wouldn't be able to talk about people either.

There is a perception that power alone has solved the problem.

But I want to overcome that situation if I can.

That's why I made this Fontana Charter.

I want to position nobility and knighthood, which is only a gathering of violent groups, at least as an organization moving within decent rules.

That's why we bothered to continue this troublesome discussion.

… and other aspects, but there are other reasons why we created the Fontana Charter.

It is also to protect the future Barca.

I'm acting on behalf of the Fontana family now.

but sooner or later this will be over and the day will come when Garrod will put the Fontana family together as the main owner.

What does Garrod think when he looks at me then?

Will you see me as a grandmother of dependable relatives?

Or is it seen in the blind enough to want to kill like Raymond from Carlos?

As far as I'm concerned, I just want to switch with Garrod and live in hiding in Vulcania.

but that's where my assets will be important.

Whatever you say yourself, Barca's magic is a lot of excellence.

Wouldn't a man with that Barca surname be bred to death like the old Tiers?

Or will the future Fontana family try to force them to take away what is only made of Valkyrie and other Barca?

There's so much to worry about.

That's why I created the Fontana Charter after hearing the opinions of the other knights.

It also includes treaties for knights, such as that none of the nobles, even the superiors, should take possession of the knight at will.

And we decided to create rules that would eliminate such future worries and at the same time address current problems.

current problem, it is the invasion of territory by other forces.

There is more important than the possibility that the Fontana family, the superior, will take Barca's things.

It is that the Fontana family itself disappears after being attacked by other aristocrats, etc.

When that happens, there will be nothing left to guarantee the Barca family.

Therefore, the Fontana territory must be strong.

Why, weakness is a bad thing in today's world.

That is why we have added the rights and duties of our inhabitants to the Charter of Fontana.

Residents also have rights such as some guarantee of property.

but bigger than that is the obligation of conscription.

Until now, conscription had been possible only from the direct jurisdiction of the Fontana family and from the knightly territory of the Barca lineage.

but it was officially stipulated by this Fontana Charter.

Some knights complained, but in fairly tenacious negotiations this conscription was decided upon by the introduction.

This resulted in a force of 40000 troops on Fontana territory, including reservists.

By the way, if a knight wants to freshen up his hand on his own, he has two options.

Gather more soldiers in your own cavalry to build your own Knights and get out to battlefield.

Alternatively, enter the Fontana army as an officer and fight as part of the Fontana army.

In the latter case, once handled in battle, you will not receive territory, and the promotion of rank and salary increase will be the main reward.

The Burmese knight Elance and the Ikes knight Ghana, among others, said they would build their own armies.

but it looks like Peacha and others decided to join the Fontana army.

That's how I officially joined the Fontana Army, too.

As a single army with 5,000 men, each of them will be a general of that army.

And I succeeded in getting all the knights to acknowledge my position as the general of the whole that brings together the Fontana army that brings together its multiple armies.

As a result, I am not solely acting for the Fontana family, but establishing myself as a general of the Fontana army.

Thus, even if Garrod were to reign in the territory as the master, the violent agency called the army succeeded in keeping me in his hands.