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Chapter 296 Alliance of Order (Economy)
Those who have the ability to handle government affairs are not necessarily the electors, but the electors must have the ability to handle government affairs.

Among a group of dark elves, Wende, a human who knows how to carry out infrastructure and administration, is simply a miracle.

The First Decree: Soldiers may not slaughter civilians, meaning that Dark Elves cannot slaughter High Elf civilians as slaves.

Second Edict: Commoners pay taxes to the army for protection, which means that the high elves need to pay taxes to the dark elves, and the dark elves provide protection for the high elves.

The third decree: Civilians and the army can communicate with each other, which means that the population between the high elves and the dark elves can flow freely. Anyway, they are all one race, and there is not much difference.

Some dark elves who were war-weary or thought they could not gain an advantage in the war immediately chose to put down their swords, swords and crossbows, and joined the villages to engage in agricultural and handicraft production.

Some high elves who wanted to fight put down their farm tools and tools and joined the army.

Although both sides will be squeezed out by each other, this situation is slowly easing, and the races are slowly merging. Even in terms of human lifespan, the speed of this merging is amazing, after all, it is a race.

Of course, for the time being, it is not possible to allow retired military officers among the dark elves to serve as nobles who manage cities and villages.

At the same time, the addition of the dark elves reinvigorated the high elves with vitality and passion, and of course Wende participated.

The power of the elves is not the power of the system, but that their genes are better, and they are 1 years ahead of humans in development.

The economic system still stays on the oldest small-scale peasant economy, self-sufficient.

Male elves farm and hunt, while female elves make wine and weave cloth.

Fortunately, Ulthuan is a place where the weather is good and the weather is like spring all year round, so that a race like the high elves has not encountered any famine or disaster.

The disadvantage of the small-scale peasant economy is that the level of social development is slow, which not only makes the population of the elves unable to increase, but also makes it difficult for the elves to recover from the disaster.

Remember, Wende's strongest point is not his combat ability, but his vision and forward thinking beyond the entire era.

As far as the current stage is concerned, there are three modes that can directly end such an economic model.

Sheep cannibalism mode, occupying the farmland of high elf civilians on a large scale, began to raise sheep, and used simple water-powered looms to carry out the industrial revolution of the textile industry.

Well, this model doesn’t work. The humans in the empire have the most developed clothing factories in the world, and most of the clothing of the elves are imperial goods purchased from Tyrell.

The second mode cannot be said, and you can understand everything you know.

The third model is to invest in large-scale factories and build schools to train qualified blue-collar workers, so that the high elves leave the countryside, enter factories, and run into industrialization.

Unfortunately, this last method has no start-up capital at all, and the return on investment time is too long for a human being.

Industry can indeed rejuvenate the country, but the road of industry is too difficult to walk, and it is not suitable for a country without any foundation, unless you can be ruthless and suffer a lot for farmers, but this will touch bad memories in Wende's heart.

At this time, I need the help of an old friend again. Its name is the market, and it has a big hand that can't be seen but can change the whole world.

Many people only know the arms and geographical environment of the Empire and Bretonnia, but they don't know what the main economic buildings of the Empire and Bretonnia are.

There are textile factories all over the empire, and the clothes they make are sold to every corner of the world. The cost and process have been refined to the limit of the current technological level.

The same fabric, if it costs ten gold coins to be spun by elves, only thirty silver coins will be needed to hand it over to human workers.

Although Bretonnia also has textile factories, their main source of income is land. Serfs who spend almost no cost work in the farms. Apart from food crops, there are also various economic crops.

Do you know why the wine in Bretonnia is the most delicious?Because if the serfs were not mentioned, the food in the whole country was very rich, and of course there was a foundation for the brewing industry.

That's right, this is Wende's economic plan. It only needs to introduce textiles from the empire and agricultural products from Bretonnia to use the market to completely destroy the small farmers' economy of the high elves.

The elves can only be forced to pour into the elf jewelry workshop and engage in handicraft production, so as to establish the most basic and efficient production method.

There is a technical name for such a situation: economic globalization.

Although Wende has no way to unite the entire Alliance of Order militarily, he can unite all races of Order economically.

When this system was first implemented, other fear lords cast contemptuous glances at this human being, and it was simply too stupid to choose to cooperate with the high elves.

But as time passed, these fear lords finally realized a problem.

Wende is too rich, right?

No way, that's what the scissors are doing, using the expensive jewelry of the high elves to trade the cheap agricultural products and handicraft products of the humans of the empire and the humans of Bretonnia.

Of course the empire made money. Although textiles were cheap for elves, they were such a price for humans. After the market opened up, the factory owners made money, as did the workers, and even the porters at the docks made money.

Bretonnia has also made money, the knight master has made money, and the serfs have made a few more meals.

The elves also made money. The elves jewelry was sold, and at the same time they bought the textiles of the empire and the food and wine of Bretonnia.

This is called global trade. Although money will not increase out of thin air, a reasonable division of labor can reduce costs and improve efficiency, thereby bringing economic prosperity.

Now those dreadlords who were about to watch Wende's joke clearly realized that they were wrong.

Due to their complete ignorance of economics, their finances became more and more difficult. Coupled with the unfriendly relationship with the local high elves, rebellions continued one after another.

The only thing I saw was that the place managed by Wende was enjoying prosperity, the economy was taking off, and the military was booming.

All the fear lords didn't take much time from the initial rejection to the slow acceptance.

Finally, these dread lords united and got in touch with Wind through Tipperchery.

Invite Wende to join their party as a favor. At the same time, everyone is working for the Witch King, so they must help each other a lot. For the time being, put aside the grievances between each other and cooperate well.

But Wende didn't want to attend the banquet of these dark elves at all.

They would watch the bloody wrestling of the slaves before the banquet began, and even go off to fight themselves, and then eat with blood on their bodies, eating all kinds of unappetizing food.

During the last time of the banquet, all the dark elves, men and women, will start to have sex, one-to-one, one-to-many, everything, and last for a whole week, and then it means the end of the entire banquet.

But at present, Wende has to establish a good relationship with other fear lords. He doesn't want to offend people, let alone be targeted by Kane assassins hired by other fear lords.

"Well, Tipperchery, I invite all the Dreadlords to my feast."

(End of this chapter)