The Crisis of 51 a.f.

The Elections of 49 a.f.

After the death of Michael Frigoman, emergency elections were held in which many candidates took place, however no winner was decided and two more elections were held until on September 12th John Pezoulis won the election. The first non Frigoman mayor in he history of Stratosgrad up until then.

' The Crisis. '

After being elected mayor Pezoulis vowed to reduce the influence of the three big Families, who had gained enormous wealth and political powers. He signed the Civil Protection Act, which prohibited the three big families from running in the elections. The three big families immediatly protested and demanded that the act be repealed. Pezoulis refused and demanded that the three big families be put under house arrest. This move would prove fatal. On Christmas Eve of 50 a.f. an event which would be known as The Christmas massacre, followers of the three big Families stormed the house of the mayor and killed anyone inside. 15 people were killed including the mayor. The next day deputy mayor Sara Margate lifted the house arrest order for the three big families and repealed the Civil Protection Act.

' A new era. '

After these events the three big families led by Frederick Hochenzoller, Francis Louvois and Alexander Frigoman declared that an emergency goverment would be formed by them, the so called commision. However the Commision would rule Stratosgrad for decades ushering a new era for Stratosgrad.