The advantage of this approach was that he could manage more people. After all, he lacked the energy to oversee so many individuals himself. It was better to use this opportunity to train a group of administrative talents, preparing for the eventual recovery of his lands.
At the same time, Hamlet would not be too overcrowded, and the Serfs would not need to spend a lot of time traveling the distance from their homes to the fields.
However, the selection of these collective farms required many things to progress simultaneously.
First and foremost was to mix and scatter all the people. In his eyes, there were no locals or outsiders, only Hamlet's People; otherwise, forming cliques and engaging in internal fighting would be a waste of the territory's resources and strength, a foolish act.
Then came the start of military recruitment. Only with more and stronger soldiers could he strengthen his control and support his confrontation with the Old Ancestor.
