The Province view provides you some basic information about the province and allows you to recruit Limitanei (static militia) and civilize the province.

The Province Info gives you the name of the province and its population (along with its romanization percentage). The Romanization percentage is important in terms of determining how expensive the province is to civilize. It also affects how much plunder you will get if you have to conquer it.

The Empire Population information give the overall population of the empire and the overall romanization percentage. The Romanization percentage also determines how many citizens and subjects are generated each turn. Below the population is the number of available citizens and subject manpower. You require manpower in order to recruit units.

At the start of each turn, you generate manpower equal to the population of your empire. Note that your manpower pool can never exceed twice the total population of the empire.

The Civilize button allows you to civilize a province (assuming it is not already civilized and you have sufficient Talents in your treasury). The cost of civilizing a province varies depending on how romanized a province is (i.e., how long have you owned it). A fully romanized province costs only 10 Talents to civilize, provinces that are more than 50% Roman cost 15 Talents, and all others cost 20 Talents. Controlling Civilized provinces is how you earn victory points in this game.

The Capital button allows you to move the Imperial capital to the selected province. In order for this to be possible, the province must be civilized, have a Romanization of at least 60%, and not be the current capital. The cost of moving the capital is 5 Talents.

Roman Limitanei are a citizen militia you can raise in your provinces. They are static; they can neither move nor be activated for attacks. They can also not be disbanded once created; so you should think carefully before you build a lot of them. You must have citizen manpower in order to build Limitanei and you can never build more of them in a province than its population limit (so a 1 population province can only have 1 Limitanei).

You cannot civilize or build Limitanei in recently conquered provinces.

You can cancel civilize and build orders by pressing the Back button on your phone. Pressing the close button will execute any civilize/recruit orders given and return you to the map view.