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[bedlamsbard]

If I ever start talking about land laws in Narnia, shoot me.

Well, okay, don't, but I'm sure land use laws in Narnia are very interesting, because in theory no one should actually own the land, and therefore that raises the question of who works the land, and how, and I can cover this in the post-Caspian pre-Calormene era and probably in the Calormene era of Dust as well, but for the Golden Age I have actually no idea, but the post-Caspian pre-Calormene era was actually quite interesting, and was vaguely feudalistic, except probably not really and probably closer to the Byzantines, which is what I was reading before I got distracted by thinking about Narnia, but I need to study, and ooh, Narnian worldbuilding, and I have Thoughts about Something and how much Aslan can actually do in the physical world thanks to something I said to cofax7, and I have a final tomorrow, and

oooh, Wayfinding got updated.

Comments

[aella_irene]

...I strongly suspect that landlaws in Ingvar are hellishly complicated, and that Counts and Barons pay tithes to the Crown, but also to their Duke and Duchess, because the land is rented to them, albeit in perpetuity, and the Duke can't actually kick them off.

[bedlamsbard]

Hmm.

[dogstar]

Can I shoot you with a gun made out of PUPPIES? Because that would be AWESOME.

[bedlamsbard]

...I am trying to picture this, and failing. PUPPIES.