Charlton

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£10 MANOR
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Holder:	Arian
Steward:	Dirmyg
Hundred:	Hillfort (Salisbury)

Structures
Great hall:
Defensive value:	1 1
Defenses:
Buildings:
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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:	10
From manor:	10
From decorations:	0
From furniture:
From treasure:	0
From enhancements:
From other:	0

Standard of living:	£7 (Ordinary)

Charlton is one of the older manors in Hillfort, and has been around for almost as long as Tisbury, but in no way with the same rich heritage. The manor was given to Cenyon by Constantine. When Cenyon died in 443 the manor was inherited by his brother Aldwyth. Aldwyth got the manor after fighting for Vortigern. Before Cenyon got the manor it was held by local tribesmen and warriors who now serve the family of Charlton.

After Aldwyth died, the manor was taken over by the less ambitious Medyr, who nevertheless held the manor in good condition and too well care of his peasants.

When Medyr died at the Infamous Feast, his son Arian took over.