![]() Trade posts are micro settlements that are located on the frontiers of your exploration. Castles are owned by barons or a liege.īishopric, or temples are owned by bishops, and are good for troops and tax income, though only on a moderate scale. Cities are good for taxes and income, not so much for raising levies.Ĭastles are great defensive structures, able to raise the most soldiers for your wars, though they are not so good for taxes. These are present in each province, or county, and you can build new ones.Ĭities are managed by mayors, who are usually elected and change from time to time. The base of the economy in Crusader Kings II are holdings - great medieval castles, temples, trade posts and medieval cities. How to manage holdings efficiently and more read Guide on Holdings ![]()
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