In the end, only 7,000 foreign auxiliaries remained here, concentrated within the Todledo Village for easier supervision and management.
As a result, Todledo had not yet appointed an administrative officer, but instead designated the Fourth Legion Commander, Oluus, as the military supervisor of this village composed entirely of foreign auxiliaries. Additionally, the Foreign Auxiliary Civilian Management Bureau had established a branch within the stockade to manage and organize the foreign auxiliaries for labor.
The adjacent military camp, which was finally vacated, was initially planned to be completely dismantled—releasing occupied farmland for use, reclaiming resources such as tents, blankets, cloth coverings, wood, pottery jars, and other materials for redistribution across the tribe...
