More importantly, to find order again on the chaotic land.
Of course, this is not just pure charity.
In Louis's plan, all refugees would be thoroughly documented, including names, original places of residence, relatives, health conditions, etc., all registered and managed categorically.
Women and children would be given priority in being assigned to wind- and snow-proof log cabins and receive food supplied uniformly, while young and strong individuals would be directly arranged to join construction teams.
They would go on to build city walls, pave roads, and set up domed houses...
If someone originally had skills, such as a blacksmith, carpenter, pharmacist, or leather worker, they would be prioritized to be placed into workshops or the military supply system, exchanging their skills for food and shelter, achieving self-sufficiency.
