The Shining Wyrm 12.i

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The Seasons of the Year as used in the county of Viznove.

Spring Ploughing/Fallow TurnSpring Seeding/Harrow/BirdbaneSumr Haying/Hay Turn/First SumrWeed Blight/Hungry Sumr/Second SumrWheat Harvest/Grain Turn/Third SumrPea Season/ Threshing Turn/Debt's SeasonWinter Ploughing/ Swine Turn/ Pannage SeasonAutumn/ Blood Season/ Smoke Season/ Forest TurnWinter

The Logistics of Jewel’s Bath.

4~ ters diater, 1~ ter tall.Roughly 10,000 litres of water by voluTakes approximately 280 kilos of wood to heat a full bath.Takes 42 trees a year (with two years of aging to dry the cut wood out beforehand) assuming one bath a day.

The Rochford Finances and Demographics (prior to inclusion of the newly granted territories).

2900~ Population in Rochford71,832 Acres in Rochford20,300~ Acres of worked farmland in Rochford6,767 Acres worked directly for Lord Rochford13,533 Acres owned by farrs in Rochford5,413 Acres equivalent produce paid in taxes.12,180 Acres of produce available to Lord Rochford56,840 Bushels of Wheat Equivalent Product after Taxes produced by the population of Rochford.369,460 Approximate Pfenning Annum Inco for Population of Rochford (before food)167,438 Approximate Pfenning Cost Per Annum of Food for Population of Rochford202,022 Pfenning Annum Inco of Population of Rochford After Food cost (and taxes).85,260 Bushels of Wheat Equivalent produced Owned by Lord Rochford554,190 Pfenning Annum Inco for Lord of Rochford.2,980~ Knights Marks Annum Inco for Lord of Rochford149~ Knights Marks owed in tithe when not eting military obligations (2 Knights Marks per thousand Acres of the Barony)7,993,125 pounds of bread equivalent theoretically produced in Rochford.3,197,250 pounds of bread equivalent produced by farrs after taxes.2,140,818 pounds of bread equivalent eaten by people of Rochford per year.

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This does not account for land or labor needed to produce other goods required for living such as clothes or firewood, which is where a much greater strain on food stores and availability of nourishnt cos. This is also an optimistic asure of an average year. Which can easily be changed by any number of weather or perturbations to the productivity of the land or viability of individual crops.