Doubt about The Count of Carcassone

[DanieleManetto]

Goodmorning everyone,
I found two conflicting rule booklets about the Count of Carcassone.
- the first allows, at the end of the game, to deploy the meeples of any sector of the city of Carcassonne: on both complete and incomplete landscape elements and count them, counting their respective points
- the second, on the other hand, allows the movement and counting of points only for those in the market sector (even if the Count is above it ): therefore, the meeples of the other sectors are considered useless.
 
What is the official rule?
Thanks for the replies

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[NGC 54]

https://wikicarpedia.com/index.php/Count,_King_and_Robber#Final_scoring
https://wikicarpedia.com/index.php/Count,_King_and_Robber#cite_ref-10
https://wikicarpedia.com/index.php/Count,_King_and_Robber#cite_note-10

[corinthiens13]

Hi DanieleManetto,

You can look at https://wikicarpedia.com/index.php/Main_Page when having rule questions.

For this matter, given the links provided by Carcassonne93 :

When you place the last tile (ending the game), the player to your left must remove one of his or her meeples from the market to one of the fields. This process continues in turn order until all meeples in the market have been removed and placed in a field. If the count is in the market when the last tile is placed, no meeples are removed.
During final scoring, any meeples left in the other districts do nothing.

So only meeples in the market district may be moved at the end of the game, and only if the count is not on that district 

But rules for the first edition were slightly different (see note 10 at the bottom of the page).

Hope this helps