After discussions, the leadership of the East African Kingdom decided to establish provinces within the East African Kingdom, similar to Europe; the original large regions would no longer be mentioned.
The kingdom's administrative districts were divided according to factors such as geography, economy, environment, and defense needs, and finally, a rough map was created.
"The northern province of Somali should be delineated along the river's course," an official suggested.
"Hmm! That's not feasible; this province is better off crossing the river."
Felix drew a line between the Juba and Shabelle Rivers as he spoke.
"This way, the entire Shabelle River basin, which includes those oases along the riverbanks, can supply the north with military provisions without needing transportation from the south. Relying solely on the productivity of the land north of the Shabelle River is certainly not enough."
"Hmm, makes sense, next," said King Constantine.
