Chapter 379

Although the Marquis of Jonson was very tough, the city of Jonn did not have the strength to break the wrist with Nord. In less than half a day, the city wall was captured by Nord. When the Marquis of Jonson still wanted to fight tenaciously, his knights were not much ready to fight.

These Knights also know very well that Marquis Jonson just wants to fight for himself, but it requires them to pay the price of their lives. Therefore, the fighting desire of these knights and soldiers is not strong at all. Strictly speaking, Nord is different from the army of Ximan Kingdom, and both of them should not be enemies.

Especially when Nord's soldiers showed strong fighting effectiveness, these soldiers in Jon city had no desire to fight. When Nord's troops attacked the wall, many soldiers began to retreat gradually. Although they did not surrender to Nord, they ignored the order of marquis Jonson to let them fight.

Nord was very happy to see that his army controlled Jon City, because it meant that the war was basically over. There were no enemies of Nord on the land of the former principality of Bethel. The enemy invaded by the Ximan kingdom had been solved by Nord, and even the last Marquis of the Principality of Bethel had been settled by Nord.

Now no one can stop Nord's steps. Nord looked in the direction of Ximan Kingdom and showed indifference in his eyes. After occupying Jon City, Nord asked Lehman and Marco to lead some soldiers to capture all the territory in the South and bring all the nobles to Jon city.

Nord didn't care what his defeated Marquis Jonson thought. After Nord caught him, he directly imprisoned him in the castle. Nord didn't want to know what a loser who didn't know the current affairs thought, so the pride of marquis Jonson was crushed by Nord.

During the days that Nord waited in Jon City, Baron city had already started Nord's inauguration ceremony. In fact, this matter had already begun to be prepared after Nord beat Baron City, but this work was very cumbersome, especially when Nord needed to hold a grand ceremony.

Nord is not only the ceremony to ascend the throne, but also the promotion of the title of Lehman and his soldiers and the battle rewards for their soldiers. Nord has delayed the military achievements of Lehman and his soldiers for a long time in order to wait for this opportunity to build a nation.

In addition to the ceremony, all the nobles of Nord's former duchy of Bethel gathered in Bellon city. Except for the nobles in the north, in fact, the nobles in the region have become Nord's prisoners, and there is no personal freedom at all, and Nord does not intend to put them back after the ceremony.

Nord plans to confiscate all the territories of these nobles and then be managed by the state. As for these nobles, they can only stay in Bellon city in the future. Nord will give them some funds and privileges accordingly, and now the strong Nord is not afraid of their opposition.

Although this will make Nord's reputation among the nobles very low, even negative, Nord doesn't care, because Nord didn't rely on the power of these nobles from the beginning, and Nord's rise has nothing to do with these nobles.

Therefore, after Nord established the Kingdom, Nord will not continue to let these nobles continue to rule his people, but Nord still has to solve the problem of Marquis TEWIN. Nord does not want to fight with Marquis TEWIN in the end, so Nord needs to appease Marquis TEWIN by other means.

Nord believes that Marquis Twain should be able to understand his own. Nord's recovery of aristocratic power is the general trend. Anyone who violates this trend will come to no good end. In this new country, Nord's order is the general trend. Only one person in this country can make a voice. This person must be Nord.

After Lehman and Marco took over the southern territory, Nord led the army back to Bellon city. Nord did not choose to send troops to stay in the southern territory. Nord thought that the Ximan kingdom had no strength to attack Nord's territory now. Another is that Nord will soon return to the southern territory again.

However, the identity of Nord in the South may change next time. He is no longer the little uncle in the north, but the king of an emerging country. He leads the army to fight against another kingdom, avenge his ancestors and recover the previous family fief.

On the way back to Bellon, marquis Jonson wanted to talk to Nord several times, but Nord ignored them. Nord didn't want to forgive him for his previous provocation. Although his overestimation didn't bring much trouble to Nord, his practice was undoubtedly a challenge to Nord's status.

Nord knew that Marquis Jonson must have regretted it. He didn't expect that the soldiers under Nord's command would be so strong that he couldn't resist it for a day, but it was impossible for Marquis Jonson to make Nord forgive his previous rashness by virtue of his status as marquis.

Nord doesn't like him at all, the Marquis of Bethel duchy. Although Nord is very eager for talents, Nord really doesn't want to deal with people like Marquis Jonson and Marquis Stilwell, because they are outsiders to Nord.

Even under the command of Nord, who is now forced to join, they must be selfish. They are not consistent with the generals and soldiers in Nord's team. Can Nord keep them to continue to become the Marquis of the Kingdom and lead the soldiers to fight?

The example of the Principality of Bethel is a lesson from the past. Once the Marquis who holds great power betrays, great trouble will happen. For example, the rebellion of the Principality of Bethel is just a prince and a marquis, but the powerful country of the Principality of Bethel says no.

How can Nord trust them? It's not as good as the talents trained by Nord. For example, Lehman, Marco and others, Nord believes that they certainly don't betray themselves, because they came together from scratch. Nord also promoted them from civilians to nobles. Nord doesn't know what price the enemy can use to plot against them, Because Nord must have given them more than the enemy.

Just like what a big man said in a previous life, there are only two reasons why your men left. The first is that they feel that their efforts are not rewarded, so they will betray in the face of greater interests. The second is that they are not happy under your men, so they want to leave.

In fact, these two points are easy to avoid. Nord believes he can do these two points. In addition, Nord will solve the situation that his betrayal will have a significant impact on himself from the system, such as the system Nord is going to implement now.

Nord intends not to give the nobles the right to manage the territory in the future, that is to say, the nominal territory of those nobles is also managed by Nord. What they can get is the territory income given by Nord every year. Nord believes that under the unified management, the territory can produce greater production capacity, and even higher income than those managed by these nobles.