You decide that having the man executed is enough. And executed he is - along the ancient custom of the region, Ewyn is thrown into the palace's moat with his hands bound and a rock tied around his neck.
1161 AD, Summer
6
Money, money, money!! Cash flows into the Treasury as your merchants once again score a jackpot on the fur and skin trade with the southerners.
1161 AD, Autumn
Report comes from the southeast; a strategic keep in Ceodwell suffered an uprising by its garrison, made mostly of Alldivine faithful!
5
Fortunately, the less violent of their fellow worshippers as well as other non-Alldivine soldiers fought bravely and valiantly to regain control. After a day of fighting that left hundreds dead, the loyal soldiers of the Emperor brought down the rebel scum. Phew!
2to5
Another financial report, this time about hurthling wine. It sold for decent profits.
1161 AD, Mid-Autumn
It seems that the profits made by Treasury have lured some of your less honest officials to commit the worse of things - thievery!
4
Even now, the bureaucratic machine of the Empire is in midst of chaos, as more and more reports come into hands of your council that various tax collectors, advisors, officials and Treasury workers have been stealing money for past few years.
(Economy rating lowered by
1 point).
Furthermore, what should be done about the corruption scandal as it is? Some believe that caught administrators are to be punished, other believe that, as the Empire grows in land and money, so must the bureaucratic machine of it...
A) Just punish the wrongdoers, the others will surely learn the lesson for the future.
B) Punish the wrongdoers, but also increase bureuacratic budget to prevent similar incidents from happening.