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Bernarr II Justman

King **Bernarr II Justman** was the last King of the Trident in the House Justman line.

## History

Bernarr's three sons were taken hostage by King Qhored Hoare after he defeated the riverlords. Three years later, Qhored killed the three sons in the guest keep at Pyke as Bernarr was slow to pay tribute. Qhored's ironborn destroyed the Riverland force in Bernarr's war for vengeance. Bernarr was then sacrificed as an offering to the Drowned God. Bernarr's death left the Riverlands in a century of anarchy.
Colin Florent

Ser **Colin Florent** is an anointed knight of House Florent. He serves as castellan of Brightwater Keep for his eldest brother, Lord Alester Florent.

## History

Colin's daughter, Delena Florent, conceived a bastard with King Robert I Baratheon in the wedding bed of Stannis Baratheon and Selyse Florent. The bastard, Edric Storm, is Colin's grandson.

Colin rejected a marriage proposal from Tywin Lannister which offered Tywin's dwarf son, Tyrion Lannister, as a potential husband for Delena. Instead, Colin marries Delena to Ser Hosman Norcross, one of his own knights.
Caleotte

**Maester Caleotte** is a member of the Order of the Maesters in service to House Martell. He travels with Prince Doran Martell, so it is unknown if he is in service at Sunspear or the Water Gardens. He has served House Martell since before Doran rose to power.

## Books

### A Feast for Crows

Caleotte has Areo Hotah deliver the message from King's Landing that tells of the death of Oberyn Martell. He also designs a special chair for Doran that helps with his gout. He tries to stop Obara Sand from interrupting Doran, but is too meek to stand up to a Sand Snake. He travels with Prince Doran on the journey from the Water gardens to Sunspear, and inspects him for poison after his encounter with Tyene Sand.
Brella

**Brella** is a servant in King's Landing.

## History

Brella was hired by Lord Renly Baratheon to look after his household in the capital. Tyrion Lannister believes that her time with Renly made her good at being deaf, blind and mute.

## Books

### A Feast for Crows

Brienne Tarth tracks Brella down, hoping that she can shed some light into the whereabouts of her former mistress. Brella tells Brienne of hos Sansa often prayed in the sept and in the Godswood of King's Landing. She thinks that Sansa will have fled to The North, as that is where her gods are. It is Brella who tells Brienne about Sansa saving Ser Dontos Hollard, and that she believes that he might be with him. Brella later tells Podrick Payne about Brienne, although it is unknown which sought the other out.

Brella is now forced to do the washing in brothels, as no lord will have her due to the fact that she has served two traitors to the realm.
Bear Island

**Bear Island** is a large island in the Bay of Ice, north-west of Deepwood Motte and Winterfell. It is somewhat remote and is a cold, windswept island of forests and hills where the people mostly live in wooden villages and townships. Crofters tend to live inland, but most of the people live along the coasts and feed off of fish. Bears live in the forests, and give the island its name and the ruling house its heraldic symbol.

## Economy

Bear Island is somewhat poor in resources, but its people hold it to be a beautiful land of ancient trees, flowering thorn bushes and creeks .

## History

Bear Island is the stronghold of House Mormont, stalwart supporters and allies of the Starks. According to history, the island was ruled by House Woodfort until the Iron King of the Iron Islands invaded and conquered the island. The Woodforts were destroyed. However, the Ironborn were unable to hold the island and were eventually forced to abandon it. The King in the North, Rodrik Stark, won the island in a wrestling match and gave it the Mormonts, at that time loyal vassals of the Starks, for their stalwart service.

## People

The Mormont castle (unnamed so far) is actually a wooden longhall, surrounded by an earthern palisade. There is a carving on the gate of the Mormont keep depicting a woman holding a babe in one arm and a battleaxe in the other, to represent the fact that whilst the men of the island would be away fishing, the women would have to defend home and hearth against Ironborn raiders, or wildling forces crossing over from the Frozen Shore to attack The North. This has given the women of Bear Island a fierce reputation, and female warriors are commonplace there, unlike other areas of Westeros, especially The South, where they are almost unknown.

## References

1. ↑ A Clash of Kings
2. ↑ Dialogue between Jorah Mormont and Daenerys Targaryen in A Clash of Kings
3. ↑ A Clash of Kings
4. ↑ A Storm of Swords
5. ↑ A Storm of Swords
6. ↑ A Storm of Swords
Bethany Bracken

**Bethany Bracken** was a lady of House Bracken and the seventh mistress of King Aegon IV Targaryen.

## History

Bethany's sister, Barba, was the fifth of Aegon's mistresses, and the girls' father had served as Hand of the King. Both of them had been displaced, however, when Aegon decided he preferred Melissa Blackwood. Lord Bracken trained Bethany with the specific purpose of replacing Melissa.

Bethany caught the eye of Aegon during one of his trips to Stone Hedge, visiting his bastard son with Barba, Aegor Rivers. The king was old, fat, and foul tempered, but found Bethany delighting, and he took her back to King's Landing. She found the embraces of the king distressing, however, and found solace in the arms of a handsome knight of the Kingsguard, Ser Terrence Toyne. When Aegon found out, he forced Bethany to watch as he had Terrence dismembered. Bethany and her father were both executed.
Asha Greyjoy

Princess **Asha Greyjoy** is a renowned captain of the Iron Islands. She is the only daughter and the middle child of Balon Greyjoy and Alannys Harlaw. She is the younger sister of Rodrik Greyjoy and Maron Greyjoy and the older sister of Theon Greyjoy.

## Lineage

Asha Greyjoy is the daughter of Balon Greyjoy. She had three brothers; Rodrik, Maron, and Theon Greyjoy. Only Theon is still alive, as the other two died in Balon's ill-conceived Greyjoy Rebellion.

## Appearance and Character

She is described as having dark hair, and not being particularly pretty during childhood. She supposedly grew more attractive as she got older.

Asha commands her own ship. Her men listen to her and obey her, and do not regard her brother Theon with the same respect. Since Theon was under the wing of House Stark for most of his life, she was raised as the Greyjoy heir.

## Recent Events

### *A Clash of Kings*

Theon Greyjoy returns to the Iron Islands. Asha wants to know how time has changed Theon, so she flirts with him, pretending to be, Esgrid a shipwright's wife. When he later learns that she's his sister, he is furious with her, and even angrier that their father favors her. She goes to Theon after he takes Winterfell, in answer to his calls for more men, but only brings him ten men to help him keep the castle. She has come primarily to get him to leave Winterfell, as the castle is too far from the sea for them to enforce or supply. However, she cannot get Theon to abandon his prize.

### *A Feast for Crows*

Asha loses the Kingsmoot on Old Wyk to her uncle Euron Greyjoy.

### *A Dance with Dragons*

Asha returns to Deepwood Motte. She learns that her uncle Euron has married her to Erik Ironmaker without her concent. Later she is taken captive by Stannis Baratheon, and is about to be sacrificed. She is met by Theon, who has escaped from Winterfell, but she does not recognize him.
Bone Mountains

The **Bone Mountains** - known to the Dothraki as the **Krazaaj Zasqa** or "Bone Mountains" - are the tallest, most extensive and largest mountain range on the continent of Essos and in the known world. They are located to the east of the Dothraki Sea and Red Waste, more than three thousand miles to the east of Westeros.

## Geography

The mountains are formidably tall, dwarfing any of the peaks in Westeros, and run from the Shivering Sea in the north to the Jade Sea in the south. Maps show that the northern-most part of the region is known as the "Realm of Jhogwin". The foothills of the mountains on their north-eastern side are known as the Howling Hills.

There are three major passes through the Bone Mountains. The first is located east of Vaes Dothrak and links that city with the city of Kayakayanaya, at the eastern mouth of the pass. The road linking them is called the Steel Road. Further south, another pass carries the Stone Road from Lhazar to the city of Samyriana. Further south still, near the southern edge of the range, a pass carries the Sand Road from Qarth to Bayasabhad. A coastal road also skirts the southern edge of the range, linking Qarth to Yi Ti.

## Notes

The Bone Mountains are a substantial new addition to the map of Essos. They first appeared in *The Lands of Ice and Fire*.
Coldhands

**Coldhands** is an enigmatic figure who saves Samwell Tarly and travels with Bran Stark for a time. He appears beyond the wall, riding a great elk.

## History

Nothing is known about Coldhands' past. Based on his uniform and his demeanor with Samwell, he may have been a member of the Night's Watch before his death.

### Saving Samwell

Coldhands rescues Samwell Tarly, Gilly, and her baby from incoming wights as they escape from Craster's Keep after the Night's Watch's mutiny. He escorts them back to the Wall's protection and, unable to enter due to magic, makes his primary concern Bran Stark and his company, charging Sam with returning Bran to safety.

### Bran's Protector

Coldhands next appears with Bran, Meera Reed, Jojen Reed, and Hodor as he kills abandoned members of the Night's Watch. Bran is unaware of the mutiny and is concerned about both the lives of the Night's Watchmen and Jon himself.

The group travels to the Three-Eyed Crow, with Coldhands' elk dying along the way. He protects them from wights, himself unable to enter the Three-Eyed Crow's cave due to magic.

## Appearance and Personality

Coldhands has all the traits of a wight: he is cold, lifeless, with black hands that are as cold as ice. This coldness extends to his efficiency, as he is a skilled enough warrior to kill several AWOL members of the Night's Watch.
Alleras

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> "'**The day you make them all is the day you stop improving'**"
> ― Alleras
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**Alleras**, also known as **The Sphinx**, is a novice at the Citadel in Oldtown. He comes from Dorne, but his mother was a trader from the Summer Islands. He claims his father was a noble, but not a lord.

## Appearance

Alleras is handsome, as he is doted on by the serving wenches of the *Quill and Tankard*. He has dark skin and black eyes, with his curly dark hair formed in a widow's peak. He is described as slender, and is always smiling. His smile is described as soft.

## Books

### A Feast for Crows

Alleras heads to the Quill and Tankard inn with Mollander, Roone and Armen to celebrate the forging of his copper link. When they arrive they encounter Pate, who joins them. Alleras buys them all a round of fearsomely strong cider.

Outside the inn he has Mollander throw apples into the air so he can demonstrate his skill with a bow and arrow. He refuses to buy Leo Tyrell any drinks, but does so in a courteous manner, whilst Mollander and Pate both get annoyed at him.
All-for-Joffrey

***All-for-Joffrey*** was an old man imprisoned by Ser Gregor Clegane.

## Unnamed man

The other prisoners called him All-for-Joffrey because he kept saying that he did it all for Joffrey

## Recent events

### *A Clash of Kings*

All-for-Joffrey is a prisoner of Gregor Clegane. When Gregor starts to have the Tickler interrogate people, All-for-Joffrey is amongst them at the fifth day and he gets tortured to death.
Alyce Graceford

**Lady Alyce Graceford** is a lady of House Graceford.

## Books

### A Feast for Crows

Alyce attends the wake of Lord Tywin Lannister as a member of the Tyrell contingent. After the end of the ceremonies she talks briefly with Cersei Lannister and asks leave to be allowed to call her child Tywin if its a boy or Lanna if its a girl. Cersei gives her consent, after already having denied Falyse Stokeworth.
Duskendale Captain

**The Duskendale Captain** is a resident of Duskendale. He serves as the captain of the guards at the town's gatehouse.

## Books

### A Feast for Crows

He stops Brienne Tarth when she approaches the twon's gate, seeing the bat of House Lothston on her shield. He recommends his sister as the person to paint over with a new sigil. He then lets her into the city. He presumably also allows Podrick Payne to enter afterwards.
Dryn

**Dryn** is a son of Tormund.

## Appearance and Character

He resembles his father. He is a chunky boy, with short legs, thick arms, and a wide, red face.

## Books

### A Dance with Dragons

Tormund agrees a truce with the Night's Watch that will see three thousand of his people pass south of the Wall. Dryn passes through the wall along with his father and eldest brother, Toregg. Tormund gives Dryn over to Jon Snow as a hostage, and Jon promises that Dryn will serve as his own page.
Ashara Dayne

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## Appearance

Ashara was tall, with long dark hair and haunting violet eyes. She had a reputation for great beauty. Many men were infatuated with her, including Barristan Selmy and, according to rumor, Eddard Stark.

## History

Ashara was a lady-in-waiting to Princess Elia Martell. She was present at the Tourney at Harrenhal, where she danced with several men, including Eddard Stark after his brother Brandon spoke with her.

After the events of the Tower of Joy, Ned Stark went to Starfall to inform House Dayne of Ser Arthur's death and return to them his greatsword, Dawn. Ashara jumped from the top of one of the towers of Starfall, called the Palestone Sword, on the cliff atop the sea. Her body was never recovered. After these events, Ned Stark returned to Winterfell with the infant Jon Snow, whom he claimed as his bastard son, refusing to name the child's mother. This sparked rumors that Ashara had been the mother of Stark's bastard, and that grief at learning that her lover had been responsible for her brother's death was the cause of her suicide.

Ser Barristan Selmy believes that Ashara gave birth to a stillborn daughter. According to Selmy, a man dishonored her at Harrenhal during the tourney and got her with child. In Selmy's account, it was grief at the death of her child (and possibly of her brother's death) and shame at being dishonored that led to Ashara's suicide. Also, Selmy thinks that he could have prevented Ashara's suicide if she had known of his feelings for her; that he thinks would have led her to seek his aid instead of a Stark's aid.
Durran

King **Durran**, remembered as **Durran Godsgrief**, was the legendary founder of House Durrandon and the Kingdom of the Storm during the Age of Heroes. He was the builder of Storm's End.

## History

Myth claims that Durran married Elenei, the goddess of the wind. His father, the god of the sea, frowned upon this union, but regardless, Durran and Elenei wed. The god destroyed Durran's keep on his wedding night, killing the entirety of his family and guests. However, Elenei protected him, and thus Durran survived. Durran declared war on the gods in his rage, who then would send massive, destructive storms upon his lands. The gods destroyed every castle that he built.

The seventh castle he had built still stands today. This castle being Storm's End, which resisted the storms of Shipbreaker Bay. Some claim that it stood because the Children of the Forest helped Durran build it; others say that a young Bran the Builder advised Durran on the construction of the castle.

The myth then claims that Durran ruled for a thousand years, gaining him the nickname of "The King of a Thousand Years". Maesters deny this of course, and Archmaester Glaive proposed that this was in fact a line of several kings all bearing the same name.

Durran conquered the Rainwood, but most of it was given back to the Children by his son and successor, Durran the Devout.
Aegon Frey

> "*Forgive my Aegon the noise. He has less wits than a Crannogman*"
> ― Walder Frey
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**Aegon Frey** is the second son of Ser Stevron Frey and the younger half brother of Ser Ryman Frey. He is a lackwit and serves at the fool of the Twins, and is known by the nickname **Jinglebells**. He is killed at the Red Wedding by Lady Catelyn Stark.

## Books

### A Storm of Swords

He is present when Robb Stark arrives at the Twins for the wedding of Lord Edmure Tully and Roslin Frey, a fact that Catelyn Stark sees as a slight by Lord Walder Frey. As Robb is dying Catelyn threatens to kill Aegon if Robbisnt aided, but Lord Walder rejects, and Aegon has his throat cut.
Alerie Hightower

**Lady Alerie Hightower** is the second daughter of Lord Leyton Hightower. Her husband is Lord Mace Tyrell, making her the Lady of Highgarden. She is the mother of Willas Tyrell, Ser Garlan Tyrell, Ser Loras Tyrell and Margaery Tyrell.

## Books

### A Feast for Crows

Alerie attends the wake of Lord Tywin Lannister along with the rest of her family. She is present for the discussion between Cersei Lannister and Mace after the end of the wake. She plans to stay in King's Landing to see her daughter wed King Tommen I Baratheon.
Ellaria Sand

**Ellaria Sand** is a Dornish bastard of House Uller. She is the leader of the Sand Snakes, the bastard children of the late Prince Oberyn Martell. She is the mother of the four youngest Sand Snakes, Elia, Obella, Dorea, and Loreza Sand.

## Appearance and Character

Ellaria is described as being an attractive woman, though not very beautiful. Her hair is black, and she is brave, with a gentle heart. She worships a Lysene goddess of love. She is bisexual.

## Recent Evens

### *A Storm of Swords*

When Prince Oberyn travels to King's Landing to represent his brother, Prince Doran, Ellaria goes with him. She and her lover is invited to the wedding of King Joffrey I Baratheon and Margaery Tyrell. She is present at the trial by combat of Tyrion Lannister, where Prince Oberyn is Tyrion's champion against Ser Gregor Clegane. She is an eye-witness to the deaths of both champions.

### *A Feast for Crows*

Ellaria takes Oberyn's remains back to Sunspear. She is locked in the Water Gardens by Prince Doran after the eldest Sand Snakes are arrested.

### *A Dance with Dragons*

Ser Balon Swann of the Kingsguard delivers Gregor Clegane's head to Prince Doran. Ellaria is summoned to Doran's chambers, and hears that Obara Sand has stated that the death of the Mountain is "a start". With the Mountain, Lord Tywin Lannister, Kings Robert I and Joffrey I Baratheon, and Ser Amory Lorch dead, she is eager to continue bringing down the Crown.
Catspaw

> "*You weren't s'posed to be here.*"
> ― The Catspaw, to Catelyn Stark
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The **Catspaw** is an assassin who is sent to kill Bran Stark. He is killed by Summer, who tears out his throat.

## Appearance and Character

He is small and dirty, dressed in filthy brown clothes that stink of horses. He has a gaunt face with deep, sunken eyes. His hair is limp and blonde. He moves with more speed than he would seem.

## Books

### A Game of Thrones

The catspaw starts a fire in the Library Tower of Winterfell, which is meant to serve as a distraction to those who would be guarding Bran. He attacks Lady Catelyn Stark when he finds her there, cutting her almost to the fingerbones and yanking out some of her hair. he is about to attack her again, as she lies on the floor, but Summer attacks him and tears out his throat.

Ser Rodrik Cassel takes his weapon after his death, thinking it too fine a weapon for a man such as him. He discovers that the blade is Valyrian steel and the hilt is dragonbone. Hallis Mollen reports that the man was not a resident of Winterfell, although he had been seen in the weeks building up to the incident. Theon Greyjoy says that he had been sleeping in the stables. He was paid ninety silver stags for the murder of Bran.
Faith Militant

The **Faith Militant** can refer to two different military groups representing the Faith of the Seven. The Warriors' Sons are a group of knights who have renounced their positions and possessions to fight for the Faith of the Seven. There are also the Poor Fellows, which is an order that is open to women and commoners willing to fight for The Faith. See also: Faith Militant Uprising
Alannys Harlaw

**Alannys Harlaw** is the wife of Lord Balon Greyjoy and sister to Lord Rodrik Harlaw. She had four children with Balon; Rodrik, Maron, Asha and Theon. She has long white hair and a strong face.

## Recent Events

### A Clash of Kings

When Theon returns home, his mother is away from Pyke, staying on Harlaw and not returning anytime soon.

### A Feast for Crows

Lady Alannys survived her husband, Lord Balon. She is now half-mad, searching for her sons which have all departed. Asha had visited her before her departure for Deepwood Motte and found her a shadow of her former self.
Eyrie

### Places

The High Hall • The Crescent Chamber • The Maiden's Tower • The Moon Door • The Sky Cells

The **Eyrie** is one of the major castles in Westeros, seated by House Arryn. It is located high in the mountains near The Vale of Arryn and is almost impossible to storm or starve out. It was the home of Jon and Lysa Arryn and their son.

## Design

The Eyrie is the smallest of the great castles, consisting only of a cluster of seven slim, white towers bunched tightly together. They can hold up to five hundred men.

The castle is made of fine white stone. The towers encircle a garden, which had been meant as a godswood, but no weirwood heart tree would take root in the stony soil. The garden, which is overlooked by Lady Lysa Arryn's apartments, instead contains grass, shrubbery, and statuary.

The barracks and stables are carved directly into the mountain. The granary is as large as those found in much larger castles, like Winterfell. The Eyrie also contains a sept. And the waterfall known as Alyssa's Tears can be heard from the Eyrie.

### Main Features.

#### The Sky Cells.

* The Eyrie is famous for its sky cells, which are prison cells set in the castle hundreds of feet in the air with a wall open to empty space. The floors of the cells are also sloped so that a sleeping prisoner can accidentally roll out of his cell. Tyrion Lannister spent some time in a sky cell after being capture by Catelyn Stark in A Game of Thrones.

#### The **Moon Door.**

* The **Moon Door** is a narrow door in the High Hall of the Eyrie, it stands between two slender pillars in the High Hall. A crescent moon is carved into the door, which opens inward, and is barred by heavy bronze. The door opens into the sky and a six hundred foot drop to the stones of the valley below. Most executions at the Eyrie use this door.

## Books

### A Game of Thrones.

After Lord Jon Arryn's death in King's Landing, his widow Lysa returns to the Eyrie with their son, Robert Arryn.

Lysa's older sister,lady Catelyn, captures Tyrion Lannister and brings him to the Eyrie, where Lysa imprisons him in the sky cells. Although he escapes after demanding a trial, and the captain of the guard, Ser Vardis Egen, is killed in that trial by combat against the sellsword Bronn.

### A Feast for Crows.

In A Feast for Crows, the newest Lord Protector, Petyr Baelish, abadons the Eyrie, taking the little Lord Arryn and Sansa Stark, disguised as his bastard daughter, with him.
Aegon Targaryen (son of Rhaegar)

## Aegon Targaryen

King **Aegon Targaryen**, also known as **Young Griff**, and self-proclaimed **Aegon VI Targaryen**, though the succession line of the Iron Throne doesn't recognize this, is the son of Elia Martell and Rhaegar Targaryen. He was supposedly killed by Ser Gregor Clegane during the Sack of King's Landing in Robert's Rebellion, but it is revealed that, supposedly, this was not the case.

Aegon currently leads the Golden Company in an invasion of the Seven Kingdoms, where he has taken several lands in the Stormlands, and plans to lay siege to the Baratheon seat of Storm's End.

Given Aegon's parentage, in actuality, he has a better claim to the Iron Throne than any other character, even Daenerys Targaryen. However, this is all assuming that Aegon is who he claims to be, and not a pretender.
Delena Florent

**Delena Florent** is a woman of House Florent and the wife of Ser Hosman Norcross. She has two children by him, named Alester and Renly Norcross. Her oldest child is a bastard, Edric Storm.

## History

Delena attended the wedding of her cousin Selyse Florent to the brother of King Robert I Baratheon, Stannis Baratheon. Delena served as one of Selyse's bedmaids. At the ceremony she was carried up to the wedding bed by the king, before the traditional bedding ceremony, and they conceived a bastard. Robert acknowledged the boy as his, and he was named Edric Storm. Delena had been a maiden prior to the incident.

She has since been married off to Hosman Norcross, a knight of House Norcross who was sworn to Ser Colin Florent, Delena's father. Colin rejected an offer from Lord Tywin Lannister to wed Delena to Tyrion Lannister.
Arryk

**Arryk** is a guardsman in service to House Tyrell. He guards Olenna Tyrell along with his identical twin brother, Erryk.

## Appearance

He is seven feet tall, with broad shoulders and a narrow waist. He has a strong jaw, a thick red moustache and blue eyes. He is well muscled. He is identical to his twin brother.

## Books

### A Feast for Crows

Erryk and Arryk attend the wake of Lord Tywin Lannister, acting as the guards for their mistress, Olenna Tyrell.
Cyrelle Tarbeck

**Cyrelle Tarbeck** was a lady of House Tarbeck. She was the younger daughter of Lord Walderan Tarbeck and Ellyn Reyne. She was named for Cerelle Lannister, as an insult to Gerold Lannister, who was supposedly involved in her death.

## History

During the Reyne-Tarbeck Rebellion, Ser Tywin Lannister ordered the execution of Cyrelle's husband and her father. During the taking of Tarbeck Hall, Cyrelle and her sister Rohanne, were taken prisoner. According to some, Tywin had their tongue removed and forced them to join the Silent Sisters.
Balon Swann

**Ser Balon Swann** is an anointed knight of House Swann and serves as a member of the Kingsguard under King Joffrey and King Tommen I Baratheon.

## History

Balon is a well renowned torney knight, being exceptional with a lance, Morningstar and bow.

## Books

### A Feast for Crows

Balon briefly converses with Jaime alongside Ser Loras Tyrell about one of them standing vigil over the corpse of Lord Tywin Lannister. Jaime rejects this, and Balon moves Loras away as he is worried the young knight may argue.
Bors the Breaker

**Bors the Breaker** is one of the legendary children of Garth Greenhand, and the founder of House Bulwer.

## History

Legend says that he drank bull's blood, and that this gave him the strength of twenty men. Some go even further, and suggest that he drank so much blood that he grew a pair of shiny, black horns.
Aerea Targaryen

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Princess **Aerea Targaryen** was the daughter of Prince Aegon and Princess Rhaena Targaryen. She had a twin sister, Rhalla.

Aerea's parents were married in 41 AC. As this was an incestous marriage, this act led to a rebellion of the Faith. When Aerea's grandfather, King Aenys I Targaryen died, it was not Aerea's father, Aenys' eldest son and heir, Prince Aegon who was crowned king, but Aerea's great-uncle (and later step-father), Prince Maegor.

Aerea's father was killed in battle in 43 AC, leading to Princess Rhaena to go into hiding with both Aerea and Rhalla. They were eventually found, however, and captured on the orders of King Maegor.

Aerea's mother, Princess Rhaena, was forced to marry King Maegor I Targaryen in 47 AC. Because Maegor had no children of his own, Aerea was named his heir, while her uncle, Prince Jaehaerys was disinherited.

It is unknown what happened to Princess Aerea later in life.
Drogo's Manse

**Drogo's Manse** is a large residence belonging to Khal Drogo located in the city of Pentos. It was given as a present to Drogo to dissuade him from attacking the city.

## Location

The manse is located within the confines of Pentos, and is situated next to the Bay of Pentos.

## Layout

The manse has nine towers and high brick walls, which are overgrown with ivy. The gates are guarded by Unsullied, who are present to protect the guard and his guests.

The interior is scented with spices, pinchfire, lemon and cinnamon. A coloured glass mosaic is contained in the entry hall, depicting the infamous Doom of Valyria. The manse has a large pillared courtyard and arches of twining stone leaves.

## Books

### A Game of Thrones

Drogo hosts a celebration within his manse, inviting important Dothraki and some significant citizens of Pentos. It is used as an opportunity for Illyrio Mopatis and Viserys Targaryen to introduce Daenerys Targaryen to the Khal.
Bryndon Hightower

**Ser Bryndon Hightower** was an anointed knight of House Hightower. He fought in and was killed during the First Battle of Tumbleton, by Lord Roderick Dustin.

## History

After hearing of the advance of the famous Winter Wolves under the command of Lord Dustin it was Ser Bryndon who stood between them and his liege lord, also his cousin, Lord Ormund Hightower. Bryndon would use his longaxe to remove the shield arm of Lord Dustin, yet Roderick still killed both him and Lord Ormund.
Alayaya

Alayaya is a prostitute which Tyrion pretends to be visiting while he is actually seeing Shae. He leaves her in a locked room, while he goes through a tunnel. Tyrion pays for her time and she practices reading, which she is learning how to do. Cersei learns of her existence and she is taken prisoner and held hostage to ensure Joffrey's safety. While Tyrion is recuperating from the Battle of the Blackwater, Tywin orders her flogged and sent naked and bleeding out through the front gate of the Red Keep to make her way home. Later, she is recalled by a patron of her brothel as being very beautiful despite the scars on her back.
Clement Piper

**Lord Clement Piper** is the head of House Piper, Lord of Pinkmaiden Castle and a loyal vassal to House Tully. He has at least two sons, Ser Marq Piper, his heir, and Lewys Piper, a squire.

## Books

### A Game of Thrones

Clement is sent by Ser Edmure Tully to the Golden Tooth with a Lord of House Vance from Wayfarer's Rest. Clement takes the troops sworn to House Piper with him and is tasked with guarding the pass against attacking forces of House Lannister. This happens at some point after Ser Gregor Clegane starts raiding in The Riverlands. Lords Piper and Vance are defeated at the Battle of the Golden Tooth, with Lord Vance killed in the fighting. Lord Piper manages to escape and is presumably at Riverrun when Robb Stark is declared King in the North.

### A Feast for Crows

Lord Clement bends the knee to King Joffrey I Baratheon because his son, Marq, is held prisoner at the Twins after the Red Wedding. Lord piper is spared leniently, although Lewys is given as a squire to Ser Jaime Lannister.

Lord Clement is one of the riverlords who takes his troops to Riverrun to participate in the siege, as commanded by the Iron Throne. Whilst there he holds a lot of animosity towards House Frey due to their brutal murder of Robb, their continued imprisonment of Marq and the disappearance of numerous knights of House Piper who were cousins or nephews of Lord Clement. At the war council of Jaime Lannister he openly threatens Edwyn Frey, and is threatened in return by Ser Walder Rivers, leading to Lord Clement storming out.
Aemon (son of Maekar I)

## Aemon

Maester **Aemon**, formerly known as **Aemon Targaryen**, was a Maester and Sworn Brother of the Night's Watch. He served as the Maester for Castle Black under Jeor Mormont and Jon Snow. He died of old age on a journey to Oldtown.

## History

Aemon was the third son of King Maekar I Targaryen, who was himself a fourth son. Aemon was named after his great-great uncle, Prince Aemon Targaryen by his grandfather, King Daeron II Targaryen. Aemon forged his chain, and earned the title of Maester Aemon.

He served an unidentified lord until his father summoned him to court to serve the Iron Throne. Not wanting to displace the current Grand Maester, Aemon chose instead to serve at the keep of his eldest brother, Prince Daeron.

After Daeron's death, Maester Aemon's whereabouts are unknown until the death of his father, when Aemon was summoned to court in the year of the Great Council. He was offered the crown quietly, but refused, ceding rule to his younger brother, Aegon. He then decided to serve as a black brother of the Night's Watch for fear that he may be used in a plot to usurp his brother.

## Books

### A Feast for Crows

Jon sends Aemon away from Castle Black with Sam, Gilly and Gilly's son. He wants to purge the castle of people that Melisandre might use in her blood magic, as she requires king's blood, something that Aemon possesses.
Alan Beesbury

**Ser Alan Beesbury** was the head of House Beesbury and the knight of Honeyholt during the Dance of the Dragons.

## History

Alan sided against his liege lord, Ormund Hightower, and declared himself for Queen Rhaenyra Targaryen over King Aegon II Targaryen. He fought alongside Lord Alan Tarly and Lord Owen Costayne in the Battle on the Honeywine, cutting off Ormund's retreat. Victory seemed assured, but the tide was turned when Prince Daeron Targaryen arrived on the back of Tessarion. Ser Alan was taken prisoner after the blacks were defeated.
Boros Blount

**Ser Boros Blount** is an anointed knight of House Blount and member of the Kingsguard under King Robert Baratheon, King Joffrey I Baratheon and King Tommen I Baratheon.

## Appearance

He is a balding man, with a broad chest and short, bandy legs. He has brittle grey hair, as well as a flat nose and jowls.

## Books

### A Game of Thrones

Boros rides north with Robert when he decides to name Lord Eddard Stark as Hand of the King. He, along with Ser Meryn Trant, accompanies Robert and Ned when they ride away from the party.

### A Feast for Crows

Boros is one of the Kingsguard sent by Ser Jaime Lannister to inform his sister, Cersei Lannister, of their father's death. He is then sent by Cersei to make sure that Tyrion Lannister is still in his cell. He reports back to her that he has escaped. He is then instructed to kill the two gaeolers that fell asleep allowing Tyrion to escape. He answers to Jaime along with Ser Osmund when the two gaolers are found dead after the Lord Commander decides to question them.
Damion Lannister

Ser **Damion Lannister** is an anointed knight of House Lannister. He is a cousin to the main branch. He is married to Shiera Crakehall, with who he has two children, Ser Lucion Lannister and Lanna Lannister.

## Books

### A Feast for Crows

Damion is named castellan of Casterly Rock to spite Ser Kevan Lannister, who refused to serve as Hand of the King when Cersei refused to name him Lord Regent.
Cohollo

**Cohollo** is a Dothraki warrior and a bloodrider to Khal Drogo.

## Appearance and Character

Cohollo is older than Drogo's other bloodriders. He is a bald and squat man with a crooked nose and a mouth full of broken teeth. He is kind to Daenerys Targaryen.

## History

Cohollo saved a young Drogo from sellswords. It is unknown if he was named a bloodrider before or after this action.

## Books

### A Game of Thrones

Cohollo is present at Drogo's Manse for a party hosted by the khal. It is at this party that Daenerys is introduced to Drogo.

Cohollo gifts Daenerys with a magnificent arakh that is chased in gold.
Beron Stark

**Beron Stark** was the head of House Stark and Lord of Winterfell. He ruled the North during the reign of King Aerys I. He was the youngest son of Lord Brandon Stark and grandson of Cregan Stark. He married Lorra Royce and had eight children; Artos, Rodrik, Donnor, Errold, Brandon, Alysanne, Berena and Willam.

Lord Beron gathered swords to throw Dagon Greyjoy's ironmen back into the sea and made common cause with the Lord of Casterly Rock for it.
Azor Ahai

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**Azor Ahai** was a legendary hero who was said to have lived in Westeros approximately eight thousands of years before Aegon's Landing. He fought and defeated the Others in the War for the Dawn during the Long Night. Wielding a sword named Lightbringer, which was said to carry the soul of Nissa Nissa, Azor Ahai's wife, after he drove the blade through her living heart to temper the steel.

## Legend of Lightbringer

To fight the darkness that lay in the world, Azor Ahai needed to forge a hero's sword. He labored for thirty days and thirty nights until it was done. However, when he went to temper it in water, the sword broke. But he was not one to give up easily, so he started over.

It took him fifty days and fifty nights to forge the sword the second time, even better than the first. To temper it this time, he drove the sword into a lion's heart, but once more the steel shattered.

The third time, he worked for a hundred days and nights until it was finished. This time, he called for his wife, Nissa Nissa, and asked her to bare her breast. He drove his sword into her living heart, her soul combining with the steel of the sword, creating Lightbringer, the Red Sword of Heroes.

## Prophecy

According to prophecy, in ancient books of Asshai from over five thousand years ago, Azor Ahai is to be reborn again to challenge the Others. This will occur after a long summer when an evil, cold darkness descends upon the world. It is said that wielding Lightbringer once again, Azor Ahai will stand against the Others and if he fails, the world fails with him.

## Books

### A Clash of Kings

Melisandre of Asshai proclaims that Stannis Baratheon is Azor Ahai come again. She manages to convince him to burn all the statues of The Seven at Dragonstone. Afterwords they forge a bright red sword for Stannis, in order to match Lightbringer.
Arwood Frey

Ser **Arwood Frey** is an anointed knight of House Frey, and the only son of Ser Hosteen Frey and Bellena Hawick. He is married to Ryella Royce, with whom he has four children.

## Books

### A Feast for Crows

When news of the Sack of Saltpans reaches the Twins, Arwood rode to the town with two of his half-cousins, Ser Harys and Ser Donnel Haigh to investigate. They found the town destroyed, and Ser Quincy Cox hiding behind his walls.

After the marriage of Amerei Frey to Ser Lancel Lannister, Arwood stays at Castle Darry, along with some other members of his family.
Baelor Blacktyde

Lord **Baelor Blacktyde** is the head of House Blacktyde and lord of Blacktyde Castle. He doesn't follow the Drowned God, and instead is a follower of the Faith of the Seven.

## History

Baelor's father died during the Greyjoy Rebellion, and Baelor was taken as a hostage upon the end of the war. He spent eight years as a hostage in Oldtown. There he converted to the Faith of the Seven.

## Books

### A Feast for Crows

Baelor stops off at Ten Towers to speak with Lord Rodrik Harlaw before travelling to the Kingsmoot on Old Wyk. When at the Kingsmoot, he initially supports Victarion Greyjoy, but, after Victarion refuses to end the war, he switches his support to Asha Greyjoy. He is amongst the first to shout Asha's name after her speech.

After Euron Greyjoy was chosen to become the King of the Iron Islands Baelor refused to acknowledge him as king. He tried to escape the island, but is seized and brought before Euron in chains. Euron has Baelor executed for refusing to acknowledge him as king. He had Baelor chopped into seven pieces as a mockery of his faith, and takes his sable cloak as his own.
Arbor

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**Arbor** is a golden island located in the southwestern-most area of Westeros. It is ruled by House Redwyne. And it is known for making great gold wine and red wine.

The island is considered part of The Reach, and is separated from the mainland by the Redwyne Straits. It is protected by the Redwyne fleet, which is the largest fleet of the Seven Kingdoms.

The port town of Ryamsport is located on the Arbor, as well as the settlements of Vinetown and Starfish Harbor. Smaller islands in the vicinity of the Arbor include Stonecrab Cay, the Isle of Pigs, the Mermaid's Palace, Horseshoe Rock, and Bastard's Cradle. The Arbor and its surrounding isles are an excellent center for shipbuilding.

## Culture

The Arbor is known for making the best wine in Westeros, especially a terrific red one and a gold wine. Wine from the Arbor is usually sweeter than wine from Dorne. Tourneys held at the Arbor are restricted to knights.

## Books

### A storm of Swords

Lord Paxter Redwyne states that *King Joffrey's Valor* is being constructed at the Arbor in honor of King Joffrey I Baratheon.

### A feast for Craws

In A Feast for Crows, **Arbor** was attacked by the Ironborn.
Aegon Blackfyre

Prince **Aegon Blackfyre** was Daemon I Blackfyre's eldest living son and the older twin of Aemon. He was pierced by a volley of arrows loosed by his half uncle Brynden Rivers. His death was to stop Daemon from continuing to fight in the battle and Brynden knew that Daemon would not leave his eldest son while a drop of blood still ran in his veins nor did he. This of course resulted in Daemon's death and the end of the first Blackfyre rebellion.
Aemon Blackfyre

**Aemon Blackfyre** was Daemon I Blackfyres second living son and the younger brother of Aegon Blackfyre. After his father and brothers death he took up the legendary sword Blackfyre and attempted to rally his fathers army. He would have but he was slain by arrows that were loosed at him by his half Uncle Brynden Rivers.
Aenys Frey

> "*Aenys was older, crueller, and more clever*"
> ― Theon Greyjoy
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Ser **Aenys Frey** was an anointed knight of House Frey, and the third son of Lord Walder Frey. He is a sly man who serves as a commander of Frey forces under Roose Bolton in both The Riverlands and The North. He dies outside Winterfell after Roose puts him in charge of the Frey vanguard.

## Books

### A Game of Thrones

He is present at the Twins when Catelyn Stark comes to parley with Lord Walder, though he remains silent.

### A Clash of Kings

he is put in command of the 1500 Frey men under the command of Roose Bolton. He is involved in the plan to take Harrenhal, although Arya Stark seems to think that he doesn't enjoy the responsibility.

He counsels withdrawing from Harrenhal after the Lannisters beat Stannis Baratheon at the Battle of the Blackwater, but Roose Bolton ignores this advice.

### A Storm of Swords

He is still at Harrenhal when Brienne of Tarth and Jaime Lannister arrive. He seems emotionally unmoved when Brienne mentions the potential dire fate of Sansa Stark.

### A Dance with Dragons

Aenys has been sent north with his brother Hosteen frey to command the frey troops assisting Roose in securing the North. After people start to die in Winterfell he accuses Theon Greyjoy, but Lady Barbarey Dustin proves him wrong.
Darlessa Marbrand

Darlessa Marbrand was married to Ser Tygett Lannister. Ser Tygett was the second brother of Lord Tywin Lannister. Darlessa was left a widow when Ser Tygett died of a pox. Her son Tyrek was a squire to King Robert I Baratheon until Robert's death. She is the mother-in-law or "good mother" to Lady Ermesande Hayford. Her son was married to the infant Ermesande in order to claim her lands. Sadly, Tyrek vanished during the riot following Princess Myrcella's procession to the dock to leave for Dorne.

Darlessa's relationship to Ser Addam Marbrand is unknown. Ashmark was the former strong of House Marbrand.

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Deziel Dalt

Ser **Deziel Dalt** is head of House Dalt and the Knight of Lemonwood. He is the brother of Ser Andrey Dalt.

## Books

### A Storm of Swords

Ser Deziel is part of the party that accompanies Prince Oberyn Martell to King's Landing for the wedding of King Joffrey I Baratheon and Margaery Tyrell.

### A Feast for Crows

Arianne Martell considers contacting Ser Deziel and asking him for help, as he had once wanted to marry her. However, she decided that he was too dutiful to his liege, and wasn't powerful enough to oppose her father, anyway.

### A Dance with Dragons

He is present at the feast when Ser Balon Swann delivers the skull of Ser Gregor Clegane. He drinks when Ricasso proposes a toast to King Tommen I Baratheon.
Broken Arm

The **Broken Arm** is the name given to the north-eastern edge of the peninsular of Dorne, where the coastline suddenly breaks apart into the islands of the western Stepstones.

According to legend, the Broken Arm, the Stepstones and the Disputed Lands of Essos used to form a land-bridge linking Westeros to Essos, and across which the First Men migrated. The Children of the Forest are reported to have destroyed the Arm with magic to prevent the First Men's movements, but by the time this had happened, the humans' numbers had become too great.

Today the Broken Arm is held by House Toland of Ghost Hill, answering to the Prince of Dorne in Sunspear.
Daenys Targaryen

**Daenys Targaryen**, known as **Daenys the Dreamer**, was a member of House Targaryen from before the War of Conquest. She was the daughter of Aenar Targaryen, a nobleman of the Valyrian Freehold.

## History

When she was still a maiden, Daenys had a prophetic dream that foretold the Doom of Valyria. Her father, Aenar, relocated the family to the island of Dragonstone, the furthest point of the Valyruian control to the west. After the Doom came, House Targaryen became the last bastion of the Freehold.

Daenys was later married to her brother, Gaemon Targaryen who served as Lord of Dragonstone.
Coldmoat

**Coldmoat** was one of the four mighty castles of House Osgrey. It was taken from them by King Maegor I Targaryen and made the ancestral seat of House Webber. The current ruler of Coldmoat is unknown.

## Location

It is located in the north of The Reach, bordering the former lands of House Osgrey.

## Layout

It's outer walls stand thirty feet high and have crenelations at the top. It has towers at each corner. It is surrounded by a moat. The castle has the capacity to hold twenty times as many smallfolk as Standfast.

## History

The castle of Coldmoat was first raised by lord Perwyn Osgrey when the lands of the Reach were still ruled by House Gardener. The castle was taken from the Osgreys by King Maegor after Lord Ormond Osgrey opposed Maegor's laws.

The castle is visited by the future King Aegon V Targaryen when he journeys with Ser Duncan the Tall. At that point the castle is held by Lady Rohanne Webber. The lands pass into the possession of House Osgrey once again when Ser Eustace Osgrey marries Lady Rohanne.