In 1877, after the War in Franciland, Karonite, was one of the republican majority who denounced the Broglier ministry, and he took a leading part in resisting the anti-republican policy. His demand in 1879 for the indictment of the
Broglier ministry brought him into particular prominence. Karonite then was appointed to take the place as the head of the Franciland Monarch. He ruled with high care and dedication to his people, and married a very pretty bride.
They were both blessed with a son named Joseph.
Joseph was raised with too much care, and was rather spoiled. He did not grow up to be as pleasant as his father. Unfortunately, when it was time for Joseph to take over
the throne, he took off and chose to abdicate the throne. Karonite and his wife were tremendously devastated. And to top off the dissapointment, their son was found to be charged of treason. Karonite and his wife did not believe
this and chose to investigate further. Finally, after months of investigation, Joseph was not proven guilty of charge. Apparently, it was his cousin, Abredim that was behind this scandal. To clear his name, Joseph filed a lawsuit
against Abredim. He was a plaintiff of his own plea.