According to a widespread scholarly theory, the Etablissement du roi Baudoin de Borca document about the erection of ports and roads without royal permissionwas issued to authorize the king to confiscate Oultrejourdain after Roman's unsuccessful rebellion.
This document, "Etablissement du roi Baudoin de Borca," authorizing the construction of ports and roads without royal permission, was likely issued to give the king the authority to confiscate Oultrejourdain following a failed uprising by Roman.