Auron Milo

Auron Milo, 1273-1340, was a leading politician in Izland, who became the face of the Mercantile Party for the first roughly forty years of the fourteenth century. He also began a rule, known as the Milo rule which dictated that a Head of Party could not be Consul, as he ran the party well, whilst not being Consul. He also became the longest serving minister, for thirty-five years. Milo also became well known because of his rivalry with Darius Avik, who he in the end outlasted, and even more defeated later on, as by the time of his death in 1340, Milo was worth over a million denarii [less than Darius's money but still], and his main successor was Darius's grandson. Overall, Milo became a shining example of what an Izlandian politician could be.

Consulship
In 1327, Milo became Minister of State, at a time when the MP was incredibly powerful. Such that the MP Consul, Marius Aranthur II, began to be called a dictator. He once told his Co-Consul "no," and simply moved on. Regardless, people got mad about this. Then in 1331, a councilor from the CPM, went and stabbed Marius five times. He died the next day. Thus Milo became Consul. Then in 1332 he won reelection. Though he would not run in 1337.