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In February of 2573 a Taurian fleet of five WarShips would have a malfunction stranding them well in Federated Suns space. With the ships' navigation and communication malfunctioning, the ships would end up in orbit over the world of Fontana in the Malagrotta system. Miners on the House Davion controlled world sent panicked communications believing this to be an invasion to local Davion Command which would respond with a fleet of ten WarShips and attack the Taurians on sight. Only a single cruiser would survive to withdraw to the Taurian Concordat which began readying its military and assumed a defensive posture. In February of 2573 a Taurian fleet of five WarShips would have a malfunction stranding them well in Federated Suns space. With the ships' navigation and communication malfunctioning, the ships would end up in orbit over the world of Fontana in the Malagrotta system. Miners on the House Davion controlled world sent panicked communications believing this to be an invasion to local Davion Command which would respond with a fleet of ten WarShips and attack the Taurians on sight. Only a single cruiser would survive to withdraw to the Taurian Concordat which began readying its military and assumed a defensive posture.
− When the truth of what really occurred surfaced the Federated Suns officials began a cover-up to hide the incident. Then leader of the FedSuns, Lord [[Alexander Davion]], would appeal to Ian Cameron for assistance in negotiating with the Taurians, however the Taurians refused to let Lord Ian become involved. This rebuff to his assistance angered Ian and he would be quoted in saying: {{Quote|''We have been compassionate and prudent long enough. I'll be damned if I'm going pull any more punches''}} + When the truth of what really occurred surfaced the Federated Suns officials began a coverup to hide the incident. Then leader of the FedSuns, Lord [[Alexander Davion]], would appeal to Ian Cameron for assistance in negotiating with the Taurians, however the Taurians refused to let Lord Ian become involved. This rebuff to his assistance angered Ian and he would be quoted in saying: {{Quote|''We have been compassionate and prudent long enough. I'll be damned if I'm going pull any more punches''}}
He would then publicly side with Federated Suns and present to the media that it was Taurians who caused the incident. He then granted the Federated Suns compensation for cost of their losses in the Taurians' "invasion". The Concordat government would refuse any more diplomatic communications with the League or the FedSuns and this incident and its aftermath would later called the [[Malagrotta Crisis]].<ref>''The Star League'', p. 44: Malagrotta Crisis - Events of the Malagrotta Crisis and his response to them</ref><ref>''Handbook: Major Periphery States'', p. 17: A Fateful Choice - Malagrotta Crisis and Ian Cameron involvement</ref> He would then publicly side with Federated Suns and present to the media that it was Taurians who caused the incident. He then granted the Federated Suns compensation for cost of their losses in the Taurians' "invasion". The Concordat government would refuse any more diplomatic communications with the League or the FedSuns and this incident and its aftermath would later called the [[Malagrotta Crisis]].<ref>''The Star League'', p. 44: Malagrotta Crisis - Events of the Malagrotta Crisis and his response to them</ref><ref>''Handbook: Major Periphery States'', p. 17: A Fateful Choice - Malagrotta Crisis and Ian Cameron involvement</ref>
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In February of 2573 a Taurian fleet of five WarShips would have a malfunction stranding them well in Federated Suns space. With the ships' navigation and communication malfunctioning, the ships would end up in orbit over the world of Fontana in the Malagrotta system. Miners on the House Davion controlled world sent panicked communications believing this to be an invasion to local Davion Command which would respond with a fleet of ten WarShips and attack the Taurians on sight. Only a single cruiser would survive to withdraw to the Taurian Concordat which began readying its military and assumed a defensive posture. | In February of 2573 a Taurian fleet of five WarShips would have a malfunction stranding them well in Federated Suns space. With the ships' navigation and communication malfunctioning, the ships would end up in orbit over the world of Fontana in the Malagrotta system. Miners on the House Davion controlled world sent panicked communications believing this to be an invasion to local Davion Command which would respond with a fleet of ten WarShips and attack the Taurians on sight. Only a single cruiser would survive to withdraw to the Taurian Concordat which began readying its military and assumed a defensive posture. | ||
− | When the truth of what really occurred surfaced the Federated Suns officials began a | + | When the truth of what really occurred surfaced the Federated Suns officials began a coverup to hide the incident. Then leader of the FedSuns, Lord [[Alexander Davion]], would appeal to Ian Cameron for assistance in negotiating with the Taurians, however the Taurians refused to let Lord Ian become involved. This rebuff to his assistance angered Ian and he would be quoted in saying: {{Quote|''We have been compassionate and prudent long enough. I'll be damned if I'm going pull any more punches''}} |
He would then publicly side with Federated Suns and present to the media that it was Taurians who caused the incident. He then granted the Federated Suns compensation for cost of their losses in the Taurians' "invasion". The Concordat government would refuse any more diplomatic communications with the League or the FedSuns and this incident and its aftermath would later called the [[Malagrotta Crisis]].<ref>''The Star League'', p. 44: Malagrotta Crisis - Events of the Malagrotta Crisis and his response to them</ref><ref>''Handbook: Major Periphery States'', p. 17: A Fateful Choice - Malagrotta Crisis and Ian Cameron involvement</ref> | He would then publicly side with Federated Suns and present to the media that it was Taurians who caused the incident. He then granted the Federated Suns compensation for cost of their losses in the Taurians' "invasion". The Concordat government would refuse any more diplomatic communications with the League or the FedSuns and this incident and its aftermath would later called the [[Malagrotta Crisis]].<ref>''The Star League'', p. 44: Malagrotta Crisis - Events of the Malagrotta Crisis and his response to them</ref><ref>''Handbook: Major Periphery States'', p. 17: A Fateful Choice - Malagrotta Crisis and Ian Cameron involvement</ref> |