If they spent it in the village the wealth is still in their economy so it's fine. Spending gold doesn't make it disappear. Rome did that and it worked well. It's fine unless you have jews living in your village.
Rome is still doing it today. Only now it's not called Rome any longer, but America. The fasces is an old symbol that had its origin in the Etruscan civilization and was passed on to ancient Rome, where it symbolized a Roman king's power to punish his subjects.
Yes, Rome passed the Caesar on to both Russia (Csar) and Germany (Kaiser), where it was forcibly taken by America (Czar). For details, search "Chronology" at c/Christianity.
If they spent it in the village the wealth is still in their economy so it's fine. Spending gold doesn't make it disappear. Rome did that and it worked well. It's fine unless you have jews living in your village.
Rome is still doing it today. Only now it's not called Rome any longer, but America. The fasces is an old symbol that had its origin in the Etruscan civilization and was passed on to ancient Rome, where it symbolized a Roman king's power to punish his subjects.
Now, this symbol appears in the seal of the United States Senate, and on the wall in the United States House of Representatives debating chamber.
Yes, Rome passed the Caesar on to both Russia (Csar) and Germany (Kaiser), where it was forcibly taken by America (Czar). For details, search "Chronology" at c/Christianity.