After capturing Cairo City, there were no more tough battles in Egypt.
Governor Buri of Fayoum was captured, and this province was already in Losa's pocket. Turanshah in the Nile River Valley region, while supporting Cairo, suffered heavy losses and might have fled overseas upon hearing of Cairo City's capture.
Next comes the slow process of sorting out the internal affairs and establishing governance in Egypt.
Now Losa plans to set out for Constantinople, which necessitates setting up a framework before he leaves to ensure his kingdom can progress orderly according to his will even in his absence.
That night, Losa convened a meeting in the palace of Saladin Castle.
The overseas kingdom currently lacks not wealth or resources but bureaucrats capable of governance.
The Imperial Knights can serve as local nobles, or so-called landed gentry, lower nobles, but they cannot collect taxes, govern cities, manage trade hubs, or develop industries like manufacturing and shipbuilding.
