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矿山王权法案 · 第一章
Ius regale montanorum I
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《矿山王权法案》矿工部分的缩写版。
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《矿山王权法案》矿工部分的缩写版。

An abridged copy of the Royal Mining Law on the people in the mines.


内容

《矿山王权法案 · 第一章》
采银行业从业者

在采银行业中,人们会根据职责的不同将此行业的从业人员分为四大类。首要从业人员包括:首席文员,“Urburers”(负责监管皇室份额的管事)、铸币厂厂长,以及具有司法权的宣誓市民、法官和矿务长。为“Urburers”配备的抄写员有时也包含在内。

除以上人员外,便是些官衔较低的矿业职员,如管家、测量员、细木工和看守,他们通常负责矿场中的监督工作。

至于第三类从业人员,也就是所谓的矿工,分为主级矿工和次级矿工,分别被称为“Lehenhauers”和“querks”,他们承担起了开采银矿所产生的利润和损失。

最后,第四类是querks手下的所有其他人员,详情请见其他章节。


皇室矿管及矿业管理人员介绍

皇室矿管(即Urburers)受命管辖他们所负责的矿区。他们应当秉持理性之美德,审慎行事,理智将为他们指引正确的方向,以免其误入歧途。皇室矿管应当遵守惯例,对待下属既不能放纵不管,亦不可刻薄苛求,以免削弱自身权威或是给下属招致痛苦。依照国王的旨意,正如矿管本人同样会向上司要求自由一样,他们应当始终坚持维护下属的自由。最后,下属应当遵照国王的旨意,尊敬并服从他们的上司,杜绝反抗行为,始终遵守这一法律。


巡视员与修缮员职责介绍

无论日夜,修缮员与巡视员均有责任巡视矿井,如有必要,理应对矿井中的一切物件进行修缮。如若发现任何新的可租赁或可开采矿脉,他们应当向矿务长或警卫汇报,以确保新矿脉能够尽快出租。若新矿脉未能及时租出,修缮员可在皇室矿管同意后,尽可能以最高的价格、最短租赁周期自行租入矿脉。

巡视员与修缮员由皇室矿管任命,并向他们宣誓效忠。通常矿井中仅有两名此类职员,以日夜轮班。只当矿井规模有所扩展,他们才可请求获取两名新任巡视员协助工作。此乃出于国王的善意,旨在确保矿山的运作和工人的权益。巡视员的薪水将从矿主的利润中扣除,而矿主有责任对合格的巡视员进行选拔,以确保他们能够理解矿工于矿井中面临的苦难与艰苦劳作。


测量员职责介绍

为解决边界争端,测量员由此设立。除了由矿场测量员亲自审理的案件外,其它边界争端案件应当由修缮员审理。若有人在某座山的上山侧或下山侧发现了一处新矿脉,该矿脉是否处于无管辖区域将值得商榷。在此情形下,存有争端的各方应当一致选出三位判官,并选出一位皇室矿管作为第四方人员。在以上选出的四人完成宣誓后,便可开始着手测量。实际的测量工作需要借助绳索完成,如有必要,还需在两处矿脉间挖掘通道。最后,人们将根据实际的测量结果作出裁决,抑或进行友好协商解决争端,但无论用何种方式,最终裁决理应得到遵守。在测量过程中,所开采的矿石将由第三方组织负责保管,并在争议解决后将矿石交给获胜的一方。


矿石配发员的职责

矿石配发员的职责即是将开采的成堆矿石分为多份,并交付于各个组织。首先,他们会取出矿石的1/8交给皇室,然后分出1/9交给矿场铁匠,1/16用于支付矿场租金,最后将剩余部分根据采矿班次划分为4份。

假如无需将那分出的1/16用于支付矿场租金,则多出的矿石将平均分给各个矿班。分配矿石的地点与时间理应让所有人知晓,若有人违反此律,应当立即将此人革职并使其蒙羞,另立遵行此律法之人接替其位。


内容(英文)

Ius regale montanorum I
On the People in the Silver Mines

All the people in the silver mining industry are divided into four groups according to their duties. Among the primary persons are the chief clerks, the "Urburers" (who oversee the royal share) and the Mint Masters, as well as the sworn burghers, judges and the Bergmeisters, who all have judicial powers. We may include the scribes of the appointed "Urbura" officials.

Other people are the lower mining clerks, i.e. the stewards, surveyors, joiners and watchmen, who conduct supervision in the mines.

And a third group, by which we mean the mine entrepreneurs, namely, the primary mine men, the secondary mine men, and the "Lehenhauers" or "querks", who are chiefly to bear the profit and loss in the extraction of silver.

And lastly, the fourth group, which are all the other persons under the direction of the querks, of whom details are given elsewhere.


On the Urburers and Administrators

The Urburers are appointed according to the Urbura they are in charge of. They are to act with reason, which is to be their virtue, for reason will guide them in the right way, so that they may not go astray. Urburers are to observe the customs and treat their inferiors neither too mildly nor too harshly, lest they diminish their authority or cause too much distress to their inferiorss. By the will of the king, his officials are to cling to the liberty which they are to preserve for the inferiors, since they themselves also demand it from the superiors. Lastly, the king commands that the inferiors should honour and obey their superiors, and not rebel against them, but always obey this law.


On the Post of the Climbers and Revisors

The revisors or climbers have the duties of crawling through the mines day and night and, if necessary, repairing everything there. If they find new leasings or excavations anywhere, they are obliged to report them to the Bergmeisters or guards of the place in order to ensure that they are leased as quickly as possible. Should this fail to happen, the revisors may, with the consent of the Urburers, take lease of it themselves at the highest possible price and for the shortest possible time.

Climbers or Revisors are appointed by the Urburers and it is to them that they make their oath. There are to be only two in the mine at any time, so that they may serve day and night, and only if the workings are extended in width or depth may they ask for two new good climbers to assist them in their work. This is meant by the good will of the King to be at the expense of the mine owners, who hire the revisors out of their share of the mining profits, and it is their responsibility to select them in view of the hardship and constant hard work they have to do in the mines.


On the Office of Surveyors

The office of surveyors was introduced to end boundary disputes. All boundary disputes are to be heard by the Revisors except for cases to be heard by the Mine Surveyor. This is the case where a new vein of ore could be found by a stranger in the rising or lying side of some mountain, and there would be doubt whether it lay in the free field, that is, outside the mine already measured, or within the established mine measure. In such a case, the disputants are to unanimously elect three wise men and one urburer as the fourth. These four, after taking the oath, shall begin to measure. The actual measuring is done by means of a cord and, if necessary, a passage is dug between the two veins. Finally, they will render a verdict according to the truth ascertained or settle the dispute amicably. Either way, what they lay down must be observed. During the measurement, the mined ore is deposited with a third party, who then releases the ore to the victorious party after the dispute is settled.


On the Ore Distributors

It is the duty of the ore distributors to divide the ore from one pile into specified portions, which they are then to deliver to the various parties. First they separate 1/8 as the share or royal portion, then 1/9 for the mine smiths, 1/16 for the leases, and divide the remainder into 4 parts, that is, according to the shifts that did the mining.


In the case where they do not have to pay 1/16 for the leases, this remainder of the ore is divided equally between the shifts. The place and time of the division of the ore is to be such that no one can miss it. If any one should violate this law, he shall be immediately dismissed with disgrace, and another shall be put in his place who shall observe it.


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