Siege of Aheht

Revolution

Siege of the city of Aheht after theToragay Epidemic  .

The Siege of Aheht took place in 338 and was a direct reaction to the Toragay Epidemic  that started a year before.
  Following the accusations of the Clockwork organization against the Sabella family, clear tensions arose and led to the siege of the capital, during which Mikina Sabella as well as her family, fled to Bolgania.
  After the escape of the second child, the Clockwork organization threw a coup d'état and took control of the kingdom, turning it into a democracy (see First Democracy  )
  Killed: numerous soldiers, servants and noble families supporting or benefinting from the monarchy
Wounded: several members of the Sabella family
Unknown: Mikina Sabella, Keel Crim, Seton Sabella and Josef Sabella