During the early times in Barkaley, the nobles developed an estate system with the intention of providing employment opportunities to the peasants. The main objective was to ease the burden of royal taxes that they had to pay. Under this system, common people were granted access to lands for cultivation. They were required to pay the nobles half of the produce harvested from the land.
After the discovery of dungeons in the Barkaley region, the tax burden was slowly reduced, and the Barkaley region was on the road to betterment.
