Chapitre 211: CHAPTER 208: Royal Dinner Part VII

In hindsight, the inheritance of the royal family was distinguished from the national treasury and the finances of ordinary citizens. It encompassed a myriad of items, including precious gifts presented on special occasions like birthdays, holidays, and other similar events. Furthermore, the inheritance consisted of a significant sum of money that had accumulated over centuries and was passed down to each succeeding generation of the royal family. The treasury of the monarchy was being increased each day with additional values such as payment for being a royal, which was not calculated or computed.

The treasury of the monarchy increased daily with additional values that were obtained through various means, including payment for the royal family's service to the country.