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Chillmark is a old manorial building, it was until rather recently a small defensive outpost for a foreign lord and had been for a long time. The manor is rather well defended for it’s size and old oaths with the villagers supply it with a larger than average garrison without additional cost to the lord. | |||
In 486 [[Maelgwyn]] began the construction of a Stone Hall to replace the old wooden hall, making it the first stone manor in [[Hillfort]]. | |||
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Chillmark
Chillmark
| £10 MANOR | |
| Information | |
|---|---|
| Name: | Chillmark |
| Holder: | Maelgwyn |
| Steward: | Marion |
| Hundred: | Hillfort (Salisbury) |
| Structures | |
| Great hall: | Small Stone Hall |
| Defensive value: | |
| Defenses: | |
| Buildings: | |
| Enhancements: | |
| Investments: | |
| Rights: | |
| Surrounding area | |
| Villages: | |
| Notable features: | |
| Income (to manor) | |
| Total annual income: | £10 |
| From farmland: | £6 |
| From sheep-herds: | £4 |
| From other: | £0 |
| Old investments: | £0 |
| Income (additional) | |
| Current investments: | £0 |
| Free military income: | £0 |
| Free court income: | £0 |
| Expenses (Revenue) | |
| Discretionary fund: | £1 |
| Family expenses: | £1 |
| Army expenses: | £5.5 (5.5 + 0) |
| Court expenses: | £2.5 (2.5 + 0) |
| Expenses (Assized Rent) | |
| Household staff: | £5 |
| Manorial staff: | £2.5 |
| Raw materials: | £2.5 |
| Glory | |
| Annual glory gained: | 15 |
| From manor: | 10 |
| From decorations: | 0 |
| From furniture: | 0 |
| From treasure: | 5 |
| From enhancements: | 0 |
| From other: | 0 |
| Standard of living: | £7 (Ordinary) |
Chillmark is a old manorial building, it was until rather recently a small defensive outpost for a foreign lord and had been for a long time. The manor is rather well defended for it’s size and old oaths with the villagers supply it with a larger than average garrison without additional cost to the lord.
In 486 Maelgwyn began the construction of a Stone Hall to replace the old wooden hall, making it the first stone manor in Hillfort.