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House Vaith

**House Vaith of the Red Dunes** is a Dornish noble house. Their seat, also named Vaith, is placed on the river with the same name. West of Vaith are the deep sands of Dorne the head of House Vaith has the title Lord of the Red Dunes.

Their sigil is three black leopards standing on a yellow pile on orange.

## History

The Vaiths were adventuring Andals who settled in the hills east of the deep dunes and sands of Dorne. The nearby river soon took their name.

During the War of Conquest, Queen Rhaenys Targaryen flew upon Meraxes to Vaith but found the castle abandoned. During the First Dornish War, Lord Harlen Tyrell and his army marched from the Hellholt to capture Vaith, but they disappeared in the sands. During the Dragon's Wroth, Lord Vaith was murdered for the Iron Throne's ransom on his head.

Lord Vaith bent the knee to King Daeron I Targaryen in the Submission of Sunspear during the Conquest of Dorne.

Cassella Vaith was the third mistress of King Aegon IV Targaryen. Old Lady Vaith was reportedly mad during the reign of King Aerys I Targaryen, though according to Egg, Ser Duncan the Tall could have been more courteous in what he said to her.
House Yronwood

**House Yronwood of Yronwood** is a noble House from Dorne in Westeros, that holds fealty to House Martell of Dorne. Their seat is the castle Yronwood.

## History

House Yronwood were petty kings and the fiercest and most powerful rivals of House Martell, who defeated them during Nymeria's War.

## Known members

* {Edgar Yronwood}, a former Lord of Yronwood.

## In the books

In the *A Song of Ice and Fire* novels, House Yronwood of Yronwood is the most powerful House in Dorne after the Martells. Yronwood Castle is the last fortress defending the Boneway: this is reflected in their title Warden of the Stone Way. The Yronwoods were kings in Dorne before the arrival of the Rhoynar, and the head of the House continues to hold the self-styled title "The Bloodroyal".

Located in the Red Mountains along Dorne's western border, the Yronwoods are Stony Dornishmen - with hardly any Rhoynar ancestry, and mostly resembling the First Men/Andals like the rest of the Seven Kingdoms.

The Yronwoods have been the Martells' main rivals in Dorne since they arrived, and only grudgingly submitted to their rule after they were defeated. During major civil wars in Westeros, the Yronwoods have frequently used the opportunity to choose the opposite side from the Martells, such as during the Blackfyre Rebellion. King Daeron II Targaryen intermarried with the Martells to finally unite Dorne with the rest of the realm, leading to a pro-Martell/pro-Dorne faction developing at his court, while an anti-Dorne faction rallied around Daemon I Blackfyre, which later erupted into civil war. Even so, House Yronwood sided with the Blackfyres against the rest of Dorne and the Martells.

### Known members

* Lord Anders Yronwood, Lord of Yronwood, The Bloodroyal, and Warden of the Stone Way.
	+ Ynys Yronwood, his eldest daughter, and heir by Dornish law. Married to Ser Ryon Allyrion.
	+ Ser {Cletus Yronwood}, his eldest son. Killed by corsairs while escorting Quentyn Martell to Meereen.
	+ Gwyneth Yronwood, his youngest daughter.
	+ Ser Archibald Yronwood, his cousin. One of Quentyn Martell's escorts in his journey to Meereen.
Planky Town

**Planky Town** is a trading town that lies at the mouth of the Greenblood in Dorne, near Lemonwood. The largest and most populous settlement in Dorne, Planky Town has a harbor that sees trading vessels.

## Layout

Planky Town is the largest and most populous settlement in Dorne, and the closest thing the Dornish have to a true city. The town is the chief harbor of Dorne. The town sits at the mouth of the Greenblood, with planks instead of streets lending to its name. Planky Town is a settlement that floats upon the river. The houses, halls, and shops are made of poleboats, barges, and merchant ships, lashed together with hempen rope and floating on the tide. The trading galleys of the Free Cities are known to call upon Planky Town. The orphans of the Greenblood trade with merchants from across the narrow sea at Planky Town.

## History

The Red Princes lashed together poleboats and ferries to create Planky Town as a gathering place. As Planky Town grew popular with traders from the Free Cities, the Princes of Dorne built a citadel nearby to guard it. Planky Town flourished under the rule of House Martell.

Towards the end of Aegon's Conquest, Queen Rhaenys Targaryen came upon Planky Town from her dragon, Meraxes. However, she found the town inhabited only by a handful of old women and small children. Rhaenys later initiated the First Dornish War in 4 AC when she burned the town from Meraxes until the whole mouth of the Greenblood was choked with burning ships. The smoke of Planky Town was said to be visible from Sunspear. The town's residents took to the river for refuge from the flames, so fewer than a hundred died in the attack, and most of those from drowning.

During the conquest of Dorne, Lord Alyn Velaryon broke Planky Town and sailed up the Greenblood while most of the Dornish strength was in the Prince's Pass. When the Dornishmen rebelled against the Iron Throne, Lord Velaryon later returned and descended upon Planky Town once again. The game *cyvasse* was introduced to Westeros by a Volantene trading ship at Planky Town. It was spread by the orphans of the Greenblood, and soon became popular among the Dornish court.
House Farman

**House Farman of Faircastle** is a noble house from Faircastle on Fair Isle, off the coast of the Westerlands. They are sworn to House Lannister of Casterly Rock, and are considered among their principal bannermen. The Farmans are known for their hatred of the ironborn from the Iron Islands.

House Farman's words are "The Wind Our Steed". Their sigil is three silver ships on blue, a border of crimson and gold.

## History

During the misrule of Lord Tytos Lannister, Lord Farman built a fleet of warships to defend his coasts from ironborn raiding, against the wishes of Lord Tytos who did not wish to give the Greyjoys offense. However, Lord Quellon Greyjoy smashed Lord Farman's fleet and plundered Fair Isle. Some years after Lord Tywin Lannister defeated the Reyne-Tarbeck rebellion, Lord Farman of Faircastle grew truculent. Tywin sent him a musician as an envoy playing "The Rains of Castamere", and that was enough to make Lord Farman reconsider his position.

Jeyne Farman was Cersei Lannister's companion at Casterly Rock during her youth.

## Members

* The unnamed last Farman King.
	+ His daughter, married to King Tommen I Lannister.
* Gylbert Farman, who led a smallfolk uprising that expelled the ironborn from Fair Isle.
* Lord Farman, who died at Battle Beneath the Gods Eye in 43 AC fighting for Prince Aegon the Uncrowned.
	+ His first son, who died at Battle Beneath the Gods Eye in 43 AC.
	+ Lord Marq Farman, his second son, Lord of Fair Isle, who gave the hospitality of his home to Rhaena Targaryen.
		- Ser Franklyn Farman, his eldest son, Lord of Fair Isle, a rival to Princess Rhaena Targaryen.
		- Elissa Farman, his daughter, who sailed the Sunset Sea.
		- Androw Farman, his second son, married to Princess Rhaena Targaryen.
* Lord Farman, during the Dance of the Dragons.
	+ Sons, ransomed back with their father to Casterly Rock for their weights in silver.
	+ Lysa Farman, daughter of Lord Farman and salt wife of Dalton Greyjoy.
	+ 3 daughters, salt wives of Dalton Greyjoy.
	+ 1 daughter, salt wife of Veron Greyjoy.
* Lord Farman, during the reign of King Aerys I Targaryen. He repared his defenses after the attacks of Lord Dagon Greyjoy's ironborn.
* Lord Farman, during the rule of Lord Tytos Lannister.
* Lord Farman, during the early rule of Lord Tywin Lannister.
* Alysanne Farman, married to Lord Gerold Lannister, no issue.
Hammerhorn

**Hammerhorn** is the seat of the main line of House Goodbrother in the Iron Islands. The castle lies in the Hardstone Hills on Great Wyk.

## Layout

A large square castle, Hammerhorn has spiky iron battlements. The stones used for its construction were quarried from the cliff behind it. Below its main entrance lie the openings to the mines and caves within which toil the smallfolk in service to House Goodbrother. Hammerhorn's hall is dank and drafty.
House Dayne

**House Dayne of Starfall** is a noble House from Dorne and a vassal to House Martell. Their seat is the castle of Starfall. They were once minor kings, styling themselves as Kings of the Torrentine.

Their ancestral weapon is Dawn, a blade forged from the metal of a fallen star. The Dayne knight that bears the sword is granted the title of "the Sword of the Morning".

House Dayne's sigil consists of a black sword within a falling star on a blue field.

## History

House Dayne can trace its roots back to the Dawn Age. Starfall is built on an island at the mouth of the Torrentine River, where the first Dayne is said to have tracked a falling star and found a magical stone. In present-day Westeros, House Dayne is best known for their ancestral sword, Dawn, and the "Sword of the Morning" who wields it.

Although considered "stony" Dornishmen, who possess fairer coloring than the rest of the Dornish population, the Daynes' appearance is different even from this exclusive group; many have blue or purple eyes, and hair color ranges from dark to pale blond.

House Dayne fought several battles with Houses from The Reach. King Vorian Dayne was defeated by House Martell in Nymeria's War, though because of his honor, Nymeria sent him to the Wall with golden fetters and married his heir, Davos Dayne. Since then, House Dayne has been fiercely loyal to House Martell. They assisted the Martells in unifying Dorne and subduing other Dornish Houses. During Aegon I Targaryen's War of Conquest, Lord Joffrey Dayne led an army to Oldtown.

The Martells and their vassals rallied behind the Targaryens in Robert's Rebellion. The legendary knight Arthur Dayne was killed in the Showdown at the Red Mountains, one of the last battles in the war. Although killing or disarming all of his opponents with ease, he was stabbed in the back by Howland Reed, whom he thought he had mortally wounded early in the fight, and subsequently killed by Eddard Stark. Dawn was subsequently returned to Starfall by Eddard.

## Members

* Queen {Dyanna Dayne}, wife to King Maekar I and mother to his sons: Aerion, Aemon, and Aegon.
* Lord {Beric Dayne}, Lord of Starfall.
	+ Ser {Arthur Dayne}, the Sword of the Morning, his second son. Killed at the Showdown at the Tower of Joy.
	+ Lady {Ashara Dayne}, his daughter. Committed suicide under mysterious circumstances at Starfall.

**Ancestors**

* King Vorian Dayne, the Evening Sword, last King of the Torrentine. Defeated by Nymeria and sent to the Wall.
* Lord Davos Dayne, son of King Vorian and a previous Sword of the Morning. Married to Nymeria after his father's defeat.
* Ser Joffrey Dayne, Sword of the Morning. Led a force to attack Oldtown during the First Dornish War.
House Goodbrother

**House Goodbrother** is a vassal house from the Iron Islands that holds fealty to House Greyjoy. Their seat is Hammerhorn, a castle located on the Hardstone Hills of the island of Great Wyk, the largest of the Iron Isles. Their sigil is a gold-banded black warhorn on red. Their current lord is Gorold Goodbrother.

## History

House Goodbrother is one of the most powerful houses from Great Wyk. Their keep of Hammerhorn is inland, in the Hardstone Hills, and their wealth not coming from the sea but from their mines. Aeron Greyjoy has a certain disdain for the Goodbrothers, because their keep is far from the sea and due to the sources of their wealth.

House Goodbrother also has three cadet branches: House Goodbrother of Downdelving, House Goodbrother of Crow Spike Keep, and House Goodbrother of Corpse Lake.

House Goodbrother briefly ruled the Iron Islands as Iron Kings. After a King of House Greyiron died, his brother called a kingsmoot while the King's son, Torgon, was away. However, Urragon Goodbrother was chosen instead. Urragon then killed all of the late King's family, becoming known as "Badbrother". However, Torgon returned after two years and declared the kingsmoot unlawful since he wasnt' present to put forth his candidacy, as was his right. Due to Urragon's cruelty, the ironborn and the Drowned Men rose against Urragon and raised Torgon to kingship.

## Members

### Known members

* Gorold Goodbrother, Lord of Hammerhorn
	+ Gysella Goodbrother, his daughter
	+ Gwin Goodbrother, his daughter
	+ Ten more daughters
	+ Greydon Goodbrother, his eldest son and heir. First of the Goodbrother triplets
	+ Gormond Goodbrother, his second son and second of the Goodbrother triplets
	+ Gran Goodbrother, his third son and third of the Goodbrother triplets
House Borrell

**House Borrell of Sweetsister** is a noble house from the Vale ruling over Sweetsister, an island of the Three Sisters, and its port town, Sisterton. Their castle is Breakwater in Sisterton. House Borrell's titles include Lord of Sweetsister, Shield of Sisterton, Master of Breakwater Castle, and Keeper of the Night Lamp. They are sworn to House Sunderland, who also reside in Sisterton. Their sigil is a white spider crab on grey-green.
Kingsgrave

**Kingsgrave** is a castle in Dorne, the region controlled by House Martell of Sunspear, and the seat of House Manwoody. The castle is located in the north-west of Dorne near the border with the Stormlands. It is east of the Prince's Pass and west of the Kingsroad, located deep within the Red Mountains.
Saltcliffe

**Saltcliffe** is one of the islands that make up the Iron Islands. It is located south of Great Wyk and west of Pyke. Noble houses from the island include House Saltcliffe, who are named after the isle, and House Sunderly. Saltcliffe and Blacktyde are less notable than most of the other islands in the archipelago.
Prince of Dorne

**Prince of Dorne** (feminine equivalent being **Princess of Dorne**) is a title in the Seven Kingdoms for the ruler of the administrative region of Dorne under the authority of the King of the Andals, the Rhoynar, and the First Men. It was previously a title used for the ruler of the Principality of Dorne. Prince Doran Martell, was killed along with his heir, Prince Trystane Martell. It is unclear whether Ellaria Sand ever assumed the title Princess of Dorne after her coup, although since her imprisonment in King's Landing by Queen Cersei Lannister, Aegon VI Targaryen the son of Elia Martell had the correct heritage to assumed the title.
Balerion

**Balerion**, called **the Black Dread**, was a dragon of House Targaryen. He was ridden by King Aegon I Targaryen during the Conquest, alongside his sister Queen Visenya's Vhagar, and his sister Queen Rhaenys's Meraxes. Other known riders of Balerion were King Maegor I Targaryen, Princess Aerea Targaryen and Prince Viserys Targaryen.

## Balerion

### Status

Deceased

Balerion died of old age in 94 AC during the reign of King Jaehaerys I Targaryen, around two hundred years old.

## Appearance

Balerion's scales and wings were black. His fire was black, sometimes with swirls of red. When he was in the fullness of his power, his flames could melt steel and stone, and fuse sand into glass.

Balerion was the largest of all the Targaryen dragons since Aegon's Conquest. His wingspan was so large that his shadow could engulf entire towns when he passed overhead. His teeth were as long as swords, and his jaws were large enough to swallow an aurochs whole, or even one of the hairy mammoths that are said to roam the cold wastes beyond the Port of Ibben. By 93 AC, Balerion had finally stopped growing. He had grown sluggish and heavy and was difficult to rouse. When Prince Viserys Targaryen claimed the dragon that year, the dragon struggled to take to the air. Prince Viserys believed the dragon no longer had the strength to fly from King's Landing to Dragonstone. Balerion was willful, and not a beast to trifle with.

## History

### Origin

Balerion was named after an ancient god of the Valyrian Freehold. He was born in Valyria, and was one of the five dragons Aenar Targaryen brought with him when he fled to Dragonstone to survive the Doom of Valyria. After the other four of Aenar's dragons died, Balerion became the last creature to have seen the Freehold in its prime.
House Tarly

**House Tarly of Horn Hill** is a noble House from The Reach and formerly a vassal who swore fealty to House Tyrell of Highgarden. Their stronghold is a castle known as Horn Hill and the head of the House is the Lord of Horn Hill. House Tarly has a militarist tradition, and possesses a Valyrian steel sword called Heartsbane.

The Tarly sigil is a striding huntsman, red on green. Their House words are "First in Battle."

They swore allegiance to House Lannister, the new royal family after the extinction of House Baratheon of King's Landing, at the onset of Daenerys Targaryen's war for Westeros, betraying House Tyrell. Lord Randyll Tarly fights alongside Ser Jaime Lannister under the promise of being named Warden of the South after the end of the war. After the executions of Randyll and his son Dickon Tarly in the aftermath of the Battle of the Goldroad, their allegiance is uncertain. Randyll's daughter Talla Tarly has become the new head of the House and Lady of Horn Hill, while his son, Samwell Tarly, is allied with Jon Snow and the Night's Watch. With the end of the war after the Battle of King's Landing, they become the vassals of House Blackwater.

## Members

* Lord Randyll Tarly, the Lord of Horn Hill and former head of the family. Burned alive by Drogon after the battle of the Goldroad.
	+ Lady Melessa, his wife of House Florent.
		- Grand Maester Samwell, born Samwell Tarly, their oldest son and former heir. Disinherited when he was forced to join the Night's Watch. Currently serving as Grand Maester on Bran Stark's small council.
		- Lady Talla Tarly, their only daughter. Becomes the Lady of Horn Hill after her father's death. Arranged to be married to Symun Fossoway.
		- Dickon Tarly, their youngest son. Made heir after his brother was sent to join the Night's Watch. Burned alive by Drogon after the battle of the Goldroad.
* Chloe Tarly, she married Runceford Redwyne
House Florent

**House Florent of Brightwater Keep** is a vassal house that holds fealty to House Blackwater. Their seat is Brightwater Keep. The head of the house holds the title of Lord of Brightwater Keep. The Florent sigil is a red gold fox's head on an ermine background.

House Florent had close ties to House Gardener when they were the Kings of the Reach prior to the War of Conquest. House Tyrell were installed as Wardens of the South after King Mern IX Gardener was killed fighting Aegon the Conqueror. House Florent resents the elevation of House Tyrell and believe they have a more valid claim to the position. They fought for Stannis Baratheon in the War of the Five Kings as Selyse Florent was the wife of Stannis.

## Members

* Lord {Axell Florent}, Lord of Brightwater Keep, burned alive under Melisandre's orders.
* Queen {Selyse Baratheon} née Florent, Axell's sister, married to King {Stannis Baratheon}, and mother of {Shireen Baratheon}. Hanged herself after her daughter's burning.
* Ser Imry Florent, Axell's brother, a knight in service of King Stannis.
* Lady Melessa Tarly née Florent, cousin to Axell, married to Lord Randyll Tarly of Horn Hill and mother of Samwell Tarly.
* Rylene Florent, cousin to Shireen Baratheon.
House Botley

**House Botley of Lordsport** is a vassal house from the Iron Islands that holds fealty to House Greyjoy. Their seat is the port town of Lordsport, on the island of Pyke.

## Members

### Known members

* Lord Sawane Botley: Lord of Lordsport. Drowned for not supporting the kingship of Euron Crow's Eye.
	+ Harren Botley: His eldest son. Died at Moat Cailin.
	+ Tristifer Botley: His second son and heir, lawful Lord of Lordsport. Taken captive by Stannis at the Second Battle of Deepwood Motte
	+ Symond Botley: His third son
	+ Harlon Botley: His fourth son
	+ Vickon Botley: His fifth son
	+ Bennarion Botley: His sixth son
* Lord Germund Botley: his brother. A renowned captain. Made Lord of Lordsport by Euron Greyjoy. Presumably captain of the Silverfin
	+ Balon Botley: Germund's eldest son
	+ Quellon Botley: Germund's second son
* Lucimore Botley: his half brother
* Sargon Botley: his half brother
	+ Wex Pyke: Sargon's mute bastard son. Served as Theon Greyjoy's squire. Currently is at Lord Wyman Manderly's custody

With unspecified familiar relationship to the main branch of the house there are also:

* Maron Botley, called "Fishwhiskers" and "Old Botley".
	+ His three sons
House Farwynd

### Sigil

Below a black sea with crested line, a black longship, outlined against the setting sun, dark red on orange

### Allegiance

House Greyjoy

**House Farwynd of the Lonely Light** is a noble house from the Iron Islands. Their lands lie on the Lonely Light, an island eight days sail to the northwest of Great Wyk. Their sigil below a black sea with crested line, a black longship, outlined against the setting sun, dark red on orange. Some Farwynds hold lands on the westernmost shores of Great Wyk, such as the Farwynds of Sealskin Point. They swore fealty to House Greyjoy of Pyke.
House Drumm

**House Drumm of Old Wyk** is a noble house from the Iron Islands, tracing their history back for at least eight hundred years. They are the Lords of Old Wyk, the island considered holiest by the ironmen and the first one colonized by the First Men. House Drumm is a vassal house in service to House Greyjoy and their sigil is a skeletal hand on a red field.

## History

House Drumm was in service to House Hoare during the reign of Qhorwyn Hoare. After the Kingsmoot elected his formerly banished son Harwyn Hoare as King of the Iron Islands, he gathered the armies of the Iron Islands, including those of House Drumm and House Harlaw and attacked the mainland of Westeros. They own a longship named *Thunderer*.

The Drumms own a Valyrian steel sword, Red Rain, which was taken from a knight years ago by Hilmar the Cunning with wits and a wooden cudgel. Due to the name and the color of the sword, it is possible the sword belonged to House Reyne.

The Drumms hold the title "Lord of Old Wyk", suggesting they have some type of sovereignty over the whole island and its other houses, such as the Stonehouses. During the Greyjoy Rebellion, the Drumms would have commanded the defense of their island against the host led by Ser Barristan Selmy.

When Theon Greyjoy arrives at Pyke, his uncle Aeron tells him Dagmer Cleftjaw has gone to Old Wyk to summon the Stonehouses and the Drumms.

At the kingsmoot, Lord Dunstan Drumm claims the Seastone Chair for himself. His champions are his sons, Denys and Donnel, and Andrik the Unsmiling. Aeron thinks his champions are notable and Dustan starts speaking well. However, he fact that he talks too much of his family's past glories, and that the contents of his chests only contain bronze, diminish his support.

### Known members

* Lord Dunstan Drumm, Lord of Old Wyk.
	+ Denys Drumm, his eldest son and heir.
	+ Donnel Drumm, his second son.
House Clegane

**House Clegane of Clegane's Keep** is an extinct vassal House that held fealty to House Lannister of Casterly Rock. Their lands were southeast of Casterly Rock and consisted of a small patch of land and a modest House. They were landed knights rather than a full noble House, but had strong ties to the Lannisters.

The former head of the family was Ser Gregor Clegane, known as "The Mountain That Rides," who has since been named to the Kingsguard. Gregor's younger brother, Sandor Clegane, known as "The Hound," was the rightful lord of House Clegane.

The Clegane sigil is three black dogs on a dark yellow background. The three dogs signify the three dogs that died fighting off the lioness that attacked Tytos Lannister.

## History

### Background

The founder of House Clegane was the grandfather of Gregor and Sandor, who served as the kennelmaster at Casterly Rock. While accompanying Lord Tytos Lannister on an excursion, they were attacked by a lioness. He rescued his master, losing three dogs and a leg in the process, and was awarded lands and title for his actions.

## Relationships

### Past Members

* The First Clegane, kennelmaster at Casterly Rock, raised to knighthood after saving Lord Tytos's life.
	+ His son, father of Gregor and Sandor and squire to Lord Tytos. Died in a "hunting accident"; rumored to have been killed by Gregor.
		- Ser Gregor Clegane, his eldest son and heir. Commonly known as "The Mountain" and "The Mountain That Rides", who was a landed knight in service of Lord Tywin Lannister. Recently returned to King's Landing. Severely injured by poisoning in a duel by Oberyn Martell, later died of the poison. Reanimated by Qyburn and became a member of the Kingsguard. Killed by his brother Sandor during the Battle of King's Landing.
		- Sandor Clegane, his youngest son. Commonly known as "The Hound". Former sworn shield to King Joffrey Baratheon and member of the Kingsguard. He deserted his position during the Battle of the Blackwater and left King's Landing. He was in the Riverlands with Arya Stark when he was severely injured by Brienne of Tarth and left to die by Arya. Saved by Ray and restored back to health. Killed himself and his brother Gregor during the Battle of King’s Landing.
		- Unidentified daughter. Died when Sandor was young and he doesn't remember her well. Rumored to have been killed by Gregor.
House Redwyne

**House Redwyne** of Arbor is a vassal house from The Reach that holds fealty to House Blackwater. Their lands are located on the island of Arbor, southwest of Highgarden. Its heraldry consists of a burgundy grape cluster on a white field. They were given the title of Lords of Arbor.

## Members

* Ivor Redwyne
	+ Hestia Redwyne
	+ Elliane Martell (nee Redwyne)
	+ Clio Redwyne
	+ Caritas Redwyne
	+ Briella Targaryen (nee Redwyne)
	+ Cassiopeia "Cassi" Redwyne
	+ Mirta Flowers
	+ Lyam Flowers
	+ Noah Flowers
	+ Runceford Redwyne
		- Ivy Redwyne
		- Olenna Tyrell (nee Redwyne)
		- Franca
		- Viola Redwyne
			* Paxter Redwyne
				+ Horas Redwyne
				+ Hobber Redwyne
				+ Desmera Redwyne
Elia Martell

Princess Elia Martell was the sister of Doran Martell, the Prince of Dorne and head of House Martell, Oberyn Martell, the Red Viper and Marco Martell. She was married to Prince Rhaegar Targaryen, heir to King Aerys II, and bore him two children: Rhaenys and Aegon. She and her children were killed by Gregor Clegane on the orders of Tywin Lannister during the Sack of King's Landing, at the end of Robert's Rebellion.
Pyke

**Pyke** is the stronghold and seat of House Greyjoy, located on the island of the same name, which is one of the seven major Iron Islands. The castle is the regional capital of the Iron Islands as a whole. Pyke is an ancient stronghold and the cliff it was built on has been eroded by the sea leaving the towers standing on stone stacks. The towers are connected by swaying rope bridges. The rocky moss covered stone at its base is not suitable for ships landing so traffic to the island flows through the nearby harbor town Lordsport. It is currently the seat of Yara Greyjoy – the Queen of the Iron Islands.

"Pyke" is also the name given to bastards born on the Iron Islands.

## History

### Background

Pyke has been the seat of House Greyjoy for centuries. During the final battle of the Greyjoy Rebellion, Pyke was besieged by the combined forces of the Iron Throne led by King Robert Baratheon and Lord Eddard Stark. The fighting led to the destruction of several of the castle's towers and saw the death of Maron Greyjoy, the second son of King Balon Greyjoy. In the end, Balon bent the knee to King Robert and submitted to the Iron Throne. To assure Balon's cooperation, his youngest son and heir Theon Greyjoy was made a ward of Ned Stark at Winterfell.
House Mullendore

**House Mullendore of Uplands** is one of the principal noble houses from The Reach. Their seat, Uplands, is east of Oldtown. They are sworn to the Hightowers. Their arms depict a field of black-and-orange butterflies strewn over white.

## History

In 55 AC, Lord Mullendore married Jennis Templeton. It was considered an exceptional match for her, and a triumph for Queen Alysanne Targaryen. During the Dance of the Dragons, Lord Mullendore declared Uplands for the blacks, going against his Hightower overlords. Ser Matthew Mullendore participated in the tourney at Ashford Meadow in 209 AC, his arms spotted by Duncan the Tall in the gathered heraldry. Blackshield rode at a tourney in Oldtown, where he was unhorsed and unmasked by Ser Barristan Selmy.
House Blackmont

### Sigil

A flying grey and white vulture, grasping a baby in its talons, on a black field.

### Allegiance

House Martell

**House Blackmont of Blackmont** is a vassal house which holds fealty to the House Martell of Dorne. Their seat is the eponymous castle of Blackmont.

House Blackmont's sigil is a flying vulture proper, with a baby in its talons, on a black field.
Castle Stokeworth

**Castle Stokeworth**, also known as **Stokeworth**, is a castle in the Crownlands. It is the seat of House Stokeworth, a vassal House from the Crownlands sworn directly to House Baratheon, with Gendry Baratheon as the King of the Seven Kingdoms. It is located northeast of King's Landing, on the road between Rosby and Duskendale.
Great Wyk

**Great Wyk** is the largest of the islands that make up the Iron Islands. Aside from the Lonely Light, it is the westernmost of the major isles. Unlike the other isles, Great Wyk is so large that some of its castles, such as Hammerhorn, are inland instead of near the Sunset Sea or Ironman's Bay.

## Houses

Some of the noble houses found upon the island include House Merlyn, House Sparr, House Goodbrother and House Farwynd.

Hammerhorn, the seat of the main line of House Goodbrother, is located in the Hardstone Hills. Other branches of the Goodbrothers on Great Wyk live at Corpse Lake, Crow Spike Keep, and Downdelving. The Merlyns reside in Pebbleton, while the Farwynds live at Sealskin Point.

## History

The first Sept in the Iron Islands was built on Great Wyk during the reign of King Wulfgar Hoare.

After the War of Conquest, King Aegon I Targaryen invaded Great Wyk with Balerion and a host to subdue the various iron lords claiming to be King of the Iron Islands.

In the First war of Reclamation, Great Wyk got sacked by the Lannisters.
House Meadows

**House Meadows of Grassy Vale** is a noble house from The Reach. Their castle is Grassfield Keep in or near the town of Grassy Vale. They are sworn to House Blackwater of Highgarden.

According to semi-canon sources, House Meadows blazons their shield with a border of flowers of many colors and varieties on green.
Runestone

**Runestone** is a castle in the Vale of Arryn. It is the seat of House Royce, an ancient House once ruled the Vale as the "Bronze Kings" of the Vale before the Andal Invasion. House Royce are now one of the major vassal houses holding fealty to House Arryn of the Eyrie. The castle is located east of the Eyrie, on the coast of the Narrow Sea. It is north of the port-city Gulltown.
House Lannister of Lannisport

**House Lannister of Lannisport** is a vassal house that holds fealty to House Lannister of Casterly Rock, of which they are a cadet branch. Their seat is located at the city of Lannisport.

## History

Lannisters from Casterly Rock developed Lannisport from a village into a town and then into a city. The Lannisters of Lannisport prospered off of trade, building walls to defend the city, while the Lannisters of Casterly Rock became the Kings of the Rock.

Ser Emory Hill, the Bastard of Lannisport, joined Lord Jason Lannister's host during the Dance of the Dragons, declaring for King Aegon II Targaryen. Ser Emory was among the notable casualties during the Battle by the Lakeshore. During the absence of much of the westerland's strength, Lord Dalton Greyjoy sacked Lannisport and took a Lannister of Lannisport as a salt wife.

During the reign of King Jaehaerys II Targaryen, two Lannisters of Lannisport were captured by Lady Ellyn Tarbeck—alongside their cousin Stafford Lannister and two sons of Lord Prester—after Ser Tywin Lannister arrested Lord Walderan Tarbeck. The young nobles were said to have gathered near the woods of Feastfires with half a dozen common girls for the purpose of dalliances. The hostages were later exchanged at Castamere in an effort to deescalate conflict in the westerlands.

## Members

* Reginald Lannister, a bannerman of Lord Tywin Lannister.
	+ Reginald's wife.
Sow's Horn

**Sow's Horn** is a settlement in the Crownlands and the seat of House Hogg the region directly controlled by House Baratheon, with Gendry Baratheon as the King of the Seven Kingdoms.

## History

Sow's Horn is a small settlement that serves as an seat to House Hogg, a family of landed knights. It consists of a small village dominated by a towerhouse with thick walls. House Hogg is sworn to the ruling house in King's Landing, which controls the blands. Due to its proximity to the Riverlands and the frontline between the factions of the War of the Five Kings, Sow's Horn has seen its share of raiders and foragers. It was raided by foragers led by Ser Amory Lorch, sworn to House Lannister, despite its allegiance to House Baratheon of King's Landing.
Sisterton

**Sisterton** is a town in the island of Sweetsister in the Three Sisters, a three-island archipelago located in the Bite, which are considered part of the Vale, thus falling under the authority of House Arryn. Sisterton is located in the island of Sweetsister. It is the chief port of the Three Sisters and serves as the seat of House Borrell, which rules the island from the castle of Breakwater. House Borrell's overlords, House Sunderland, which rules over the Three Sisters, also resides on Sisterton. The town is also considered the most notorious smuggler's den in all of Westeros. In centuries past, it was a pirate's den.

Sisterton is a small, mean town, rank with the odors of pig waste and rotting fish. Its streets are made of mud and planks, while its are houses daub-and-wattle hovels roofed with straw. By the Gallows Gate there are always hanged men with their entrails dangling out.
House Beesbury

**House Beesbury of Honeyholt** is a vassal House from The Reach, sworn to House Hightower of Oldtown. Their seat is Honeyholt, which is located next to the Honeywine river, which flows towards Oldtown and the Whispering Sound.

Their arms are three yellow beehives on a black pale over a paly black and yellow field. Their words do not appear in the books, but according to semi-canon sources it is "Beware our Sting".

## History

The Beesburys descend from the First Men. They claim to have been founded by Ellyn Ever Sweet, a daughter of the legendary Garth Greenhand.

In 42 AC, Ser Dickon Flowers, the Bastard of Beesbury, was one of the seven Warrior's Sons to face King Maegor I Targaryen and his six champions in a trial of seven.

Ser Braxton Beesbury was a favorite of Princess Saera Targaryen. After he was embroiled in a scandal with the princess, King Jaehaerys I Targaryen sentenced Braxton to mutilation. Allowed to choose a trial by combat as a knight, Braxton was slain in a duel with Jaehaerys.

Lord Lyman Beesbury was the master of coin and a member of the small council during the reigns of Jaeaherys and King Viserys I Targaryen. He was slain at the start of the Dance of the Dragons. His grandson, Ser Alan Beesbury, was captured in the Battle on the Honeywine.

Lords Beesbury, Costayne, and Redwyne escorted the High Septon to King's Landing for the wedding of King Aegon III Targaryen and Queen Jaehaera Targaryen. After the queen's death, Lady Samantha Tarly included a Beesbury among the maidens of The Reach whom Aegon could marry.

During the tourney at Ashford Meadow, Ser Humfrey Beesbury splintered twelve lances against Ser Humfrey Hardyng in a match the smallfolk called "the Battle of the Humfreys". Humfrey Beesbury, who happened to be brother by marriage to Humfrey Hardyng, took part in the trial of seven on behalf of Ser Duncan the Tall. Humfrey Beesbury was slain in the first charge by Ser Donnel of Duskendale from the Kingsguard.

Blind Ben Beesbury was one of the candidates offered by Doran Martell, Prince of Dorne, to his daughter Arianne for marriage.
House Martell

**House Martell of Sunspear** is one of the Great Houses of Westeros. It rules the peninsula of Dorne in the far south of the continent from their castle Sunspear. Though loyal to the Iron Throne, the Martells were never conquered by the Targaryens and pursued a more isolated role in wider political events since Robert's Rebellion.

## Members

* Princess Elia Martell
* Prince Doran Martell
	+ Princess Arianne Martell
	+ Prince Quentin Martell
	+ Prince Trystane Martell
* Prince Marco Martell
* Prince Oberyn Martell
	+ The Sand Twelve
House Royce

**House Royce of Runestone** is formerly a Great House of Westeros. It ruled over the Vale as the Bronze King, until they were deposed by House Arryn during the Andal Invasion and became their vassal ever since. It formerly was a vassal of House Stark of Winterfell, but now recognizes the Lord of the Seven Kingdoms as its king. Their seat is located east of the Eyrie, on the coast of the Narrow Sea. It is ruled by the veteran Lord Yohn Royce.

House Royce's sigil consists of a pattern of black pebbles on a bronze field surrounded by runes in the Old Tongue of the First Men. Their house words are "We Remember."

## History

During the Andal Invasion, the head of House Royce, King Robar II Royce, led and united the First Men of the Vale against the Andals, defeating the invaders in numerous battles before forcing them to retreat to the Narrow Sea.

When the Falcon Knight, Ser Artys Arryn, became the leader of the Andals, House Royce and the First Men met them in the Battle of the Seven Stars under the Giant's Lance. Although the First Men gained the advantage of high ground, the Ser Artys was able to outflank and defeat Robar II. House Royce would then swear fealty to House Arryn and became its most prominent vassal.

## Members

* Lord Robar Royce, Lord of Runestone.
	+ Lady Diana, his wife of an unknown house.
		- Lord Maynard Royce, their son, Lord of Runestone. Died of a fever.
			* Lady Mavis, his wife of House Belmore.
				+ Lord Andar Royce, their son, Lord of Runestone. Died of a fever.
					- Lady Elena, his wife of House Egen.
						* Lord Yohn Royce, their son, known as "Bronze Yohn", Lord of Runestone and current head of the family.
							+ Robar Royce, his eldest son and heir. A member of Renly I's Kingsguard. Killed by Brienne of Tarth.
							+ Ser Waymar Royce, his youngest son. A Ranger of the Night's Watch. Killed by a White Walker.
						* Maxim Royce, their son.
						* Waymar Royce, their son.
				+ Paxter Royce, their son. Died of an unknown illness.
					- Wylla, his wife of House Waynwood.
						* Edwina Royce, their daughter
				+ Junia Royce, their daughter. Murdered by Brammax Egen in her own bed at the age of seventeen.
				+ Serena Royce, their daughter.
					- Ser Stentey Hunter, her husband.
						* Numerous children of House Hunter.
		- Donal Royce, Maynard's younger brother.
			* Priscilla, his wife of an unknown house.
				+ Donal Royce, their son.
					- Catherine, his wife of House Hornwood.
						* Mavis Royce, their daughter.
						* Pruea Royce, their daughter.
						* Phillippa Royce, their daughter.
						* Daneala Royce, their daughter.
						* Junia Royce, their daughter.
						* Luna Royce, their daughter.
				+ Wayrick Royce, Donal's younger son. Joined the Night's Watch.
		- Other sons
* Kyle Royce, with unspecified relationship with the main branch. Executed on the orders of King Aerys II Targaryen.
House Serrett

**House Serrett of Silverhill** is a vassal house that holds fealty to House Lannister of Casterly Rock. Their lands are located in the woodlands southeast of Casterly Rock and south of Deep Den. The head of the family holds the title Lord of Silverhill.

## History

House Serrett is the Lords of Silverhill. Their sigil is a peacock in his pride on a field of cream. Their words are *I Have No Rival*. When the Lannister host assembles for the Battle of the Green Fork, Lord Serret and his retainers are among the bannermen who ride alongside Kevan. After the battle, Tyrion mentions Lord Serret as one of the people who could be a better choice than himself for the office of Hand of the King.
Three Sisters

The **Three Sisters** are a group of three islands—Sweetsister, Longsister, and Littlesister—found in the Bite, located south of White Harbor and north of the Mountains of the Moon. The islands are controled by House Sunderland, who holds fealty to House Arryn of the Vale.

## Three Sisters

### Important Places

Longsister,
Sweetsister,
Littlesister,

## History

The islands are called Sweetsister, Longsister, and Littlesister. The islands are ruled by the houses Borrell, Longthorpe, and Torrent respectively, although the archipelago as a whole is ruled by House Sunderland (though the exact location of House Sunderland's castle-seat is not clear). People from the Sisters are known as "Sistermen". Some of the lords of the Sisters are rumored to have webbing between their hands and feet, which is true at least in respect of the Borrels. "Sister's Stew" is a noted dish popular on the islands.

During the War of Conquest three hundred years ago, the Sistermen seized on the opportunity of the invasion to rebel against their overlords from House Arryn to side with the Targaryens. The rebellion came to an end when a Braavosi fleet hired by House Stark forced the Sistermen to surrender, and the islands briefly came under Northern control. Afterwards they were still administratively considered part of the Vale, now a subdivision of the unified Targaryen realm, but their support of the Targaryens was apparently rewarded with various local privileges, etc.

During Robert's Rebellion, Eddard Stark was on his way to the White Harbor, but was caught in a storm and ended at Three Sisters. Lord Borrel considered delivering him to Aerys, in order to prove his loyalty and to obtain a reward, but his son Godric (the current Lord Borrel) heard impressing news about the victories of Jon Arryn and Robert, and persuaded his father to spare Eddard and send him away.
Protector of the Realm

**Protector of the Realm** is a title in the Seven Kingdoms, the holder of which is considered to be head of state. The title is usually held by the King of the Andals, the Rhoynar, and the First Men, who also holds the title of Lord of the Seven Kingdoms. During the minority of a child monarch, however, a Regent is named as Protector of the Realm until the heir comes of age. Protectors of the Realm who are not of royal birth are addressed as (My) Lord Protector. The title was (presumably) created by the Targaryen Kings when they unified the Seven Kingdoms into a single realm during the War of Conquest. This title has been combined with the title of Lord of the Seven Kingdoms to become Protector of the Seven Kingdoms under Queens Cersei Lannister and Daenerys Targaryen. However, the title was once again used by King Gendry Baratheon. Grand Maester Malleon uses the style **Lord Protector of the Seven Kingdoms** for kings in his book *The Lineages and Histories of the Great Houses of the Seven Kingdoms*, but it is unknown whether this is historically accurate.
Crackclaw Point

**Crackclaw Point** is a region in the Crownlands. It is a large peninsula north-east of King's Landing, on the east coast of Westeros. It extends into the Narrow Sea, forming the northern shore of Blackwater Bay. Claw Isle lies just off the eastern edge of Crackclaw Point, with Dragonstone located off the south coast. The ruins, known as the Whispers, are located at the tip of the peninsula.
Paris

Paris, first named "Tarrosha"

First settled by SirUmar, The first house in Europe was built there by Pyana, currently 21th of December 2021, its ruined and has not sights of settle.

5th Day of Equinox : SirUmar settled there.

5th Day : Umar's friends made first residentian life in paris.

6th Day : Naha [ Umar's builder ] built an underground beautiful base, which included almost every needed thing, it was amazing !, a lot of people wanted to visit it.

7th Day : Expansion, and in the same day FutureX5X broke the rules by getting comayor in paris then deleting it.

8th Day : Paris was left to its destiny, Umar left paris...

9th Day : Paris ruined.
Lemonwood

**Lemonwood** is a castle in Dorne, the region controlled by House Martell of Sunspear, and the seat of House Dalt.The castle is located on the east coast of Dorne, south of the mouth of the Greenblood.

## History

Prior to the coming of the Andals, some High Kings of Dorne resided at a wooden motte-and-bailey castle near Lemonwood, but their river kingdom eventually splintered.

During the First Dornish War, Lemonwood was captured by Rhaenys Targaryen. Her sister, Visenya Targaryen, unleashed the dragonflame of Vhagar on Lemonwood after Dornishmen attacked Cape Wrath.
Ghost Hill

**Ghost Hill** is the seat of House Toland in Dorne. The castle is located in the north-east of Dorne on the shores of the Sea of Dorne.

## Layout

Located atop a hill, Ghost Hill has chalk-white walls that shine against the deep blue of the Sea of Dorne. There are square towers at the corners of the castle, which has a great central keep. The castle's maester is Toman. There is a village with dusty lanes situated at the bottom of the hill.

## History

During the First Dornish War, Lord Toland sent a champion to face King Aegon I Targaryen in single combat. After slaying his opponent, Aegon discovered the champion was the fool of Ghost Hill, and that Lord Toland had disappeared. Ghost Hill was quickly recaptured by Dornishmen after Aegon returned to King's Landing. Visenya Targaryen unleashed the dragonflame of Vhagar on Ghost Hill after Dornishmen attacked Cape Wrath.

Morion Martell, Prince of Dorne, gathered his army to the Tor and Ghost Hill in preparation for the Fourth Dornish War, but King Jaehaerys I Targaryen destroyed Morion's fleet as it crossed the Sea of Dorne.
Summerhall

**Summerhall** is a ruined castle in the Stormlands, near the borders of both The Reach and Dorne. It was formerly the summer palace of House Targaryen and the third and newest of the strongholds of that house, after Dragonstone and the Red Keep of King's Landing.

Summerhall was destroyed by fire approximately forty years before the events of the series begin. The fire killed both Aegon V Targaryen, his heir, and his lifelong friend Ser Duncan the Tall. It is rumored to have been caused by an attempt to hatch dragon eggs.

## History

Summerhall has special significance for several members of House Targaryen. King Daeron II built it as a place of peace and relaxation away from court. One of his sons, Prince Maekar, adopted it as his main household. Along with King Aegon V, and his heir, Prince Duncan the Small, many members of the Targaryen household were killed during the fire. The deaths resulted in King Jaehaerys II taking the Iron Throne. However, the fire was said to have traumatised King Jaehaerys, and he died young only two years later, leaving his son Aerys II Targaryen as King. Summerhall was also the place, where a midget woods witch prophesied that "a promised prince" would be born of Aerys and Rhaella Targaryen. Ser Duncan the Tall was likely killed in the fire as well, since Ser Gerold Hightower was Lord Commander of the Kingsguard the following year when Barristan Selmy joined.

Aerys II's own son, Prince Rhaegar Targaryen, was fascinated by the ruins of Summerhall. He was born on the day that the fire took place; according to Barristan Selmy, he used to go there occasionally, with only his harp for company, and even the knights of the Kingsguard did not attend him there. He liked to sleep in the ruined hall, beneath the moon and stars, and whenever he came back he would bring a song.
House Lefford

**House Lefford of the Golden Tooth** is a vassal house that holds fealty to House Lannister of Casterly Rock. Their lands are the main entrance to the Westerlands from the east, and their castle is the Golden Tooth. The head of the house is the Lord of the Golden Tooth. The current head of the family is Leo Lefford. The Lefford sigil is a golden pile on sky blue, a sun to the right in the sky.

## Members

* Leo Lefford, Lord of the Golden Tooth, the current head of the house.