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Daphne Blake

**Daphne Blake** is a main character of the Scooby-Doo series.

Daphne is one of the character that was the most developed through the whole franchise: she start as very enthusiastic but clumsy and often she serves as a damsel in distress, getting kidnapped and imprisoned.

As the franchise went on she become more and more independent and strong, being able to take care of herself and to be able to help actively in solving cases, often using some accessory she have in her purse.

Because she's a franchise character, there are multiple iterations of her, which means multiple types of footwear.

Most of her iterations are her lavender heels with butterfly clips (called, "takemotos" in Scooby-Doo! and WWE: Curse of the Speed Demon) and her pink pantyhose.

Preteen Daphne sports pair of white gogo boots, which she hates getting dirty.

Her shoes in the animated films vary. Purple pumps, high-heeled lavender sandals and loafers, etc.

Her shoes in "Be Cool, Scooby Doo" are a pair of pink converse sneakers with lavender socks

In "Scoob!", she wears a pair of purple ankle low heeled boots.

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Velma Dinkley

Velma Dinkley is the bespectacled resident genius of Mystery Inc., often being the one to decipher the clues and solve the crimes. Most of her iterations wear orange socks and red heeled Mary-Jane shoes. Sometimes, they're red loafers. However, on "A Pup Named Scooby Doo", she wears floppy white socks and red ballet-flats. On "Scoob!", she wears red calf lace-up boots.

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Edmund Hargreeves

## Edmund (Hargreeves) Greene

* Elder
* Adult

● Active

● Serious

● Grouchy

Annabeth Greene (daughter)

Edmund Hargreeves is one of the first 28 sims to live in the newly named Revale.

## **Before Revale**

Edmund grew up in a big family with many brothers and sisters, a caring mother and a rather absent father. Having that many kids must not have been anywhere near cheap, so Edmund's father had to be very dedicated to his job. He never resented him for not being around much, but he did wish that he could've spent more time with him during his childhood.

Being one of the youngest children in his family, he got to experience most of his brothers and sisters going to college, getting married, and moving out, and he also got to see his parents grow old, and eventually, die. After his parents' death during his teenage years, Edmund enrolled in the Military School instead of moving in with onw of his older siblings, like some of his younger ones did.

Edmund loved the adrenaline and the excitement of his chosen career, and he signed up for a future job in the law enforcement career in Oak Hill, which he started as soon as he turned 21.

## **During Oak Hill's Migration**

The first time Edmund was called in to research an incident happening around the edge of Edgewood, he had no idea that it would be the first of many; and he clearly didn't get to predict that it'd be the beginning of a new age for the town.

Edmund had never been so busy; going to work on his normal schedule but being forced to stay extra hours, and some times starting a shift minutes after ending the last one. It was a difficult time. There were calls every day complaining about accidents and disasters happening out of the blue, properties suffering from partial destruction after one of those *harder than normal* winds, those *higher than normal* waves that flooded the houses from the edges of the town, or those random fires that started in the forest areas and affected the properties nearby.

As Edmund had feared, the police department got smaller and smaller as some of his co-workers asked for transfers, because none of them had, as they had said it, *signed up for this*. It wasn't long before Edmund was promoted to sheriff of the town, because he was the only cop remaining.

## **After Oak Hill's Name Change**

There was a small meeting that Edmund was invited to, to which only a few people attended with him; Lincoln Schneider, of course, Thalia Evans, Karine Argent, Kimi Specter and Harlan Fischer. Lincoln announced that there would be a series of changes in the town, but they would give its residents a chance of a new beginning. Part of those chances would be the rename of the town, and after discussing it with the members of the meeting, they decided to name in "Revale".

It took everyone a while to get used to their new lives, but it was pretty easy for Edmund, since he lived alone in the new house he was given, which was much bigger than the one he owned before, and with such little people in town, his job had just gotten a lot easier.
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Castellan

**Castellan** is a senior position granted by a lord or lady to a member of their household. It confers responsibility for the defence and governance of a castle or territory when the lord or lady is away or cannot attend to those tasks themself, such as in the case of a ruler's minority.

## Known castellans

* Ser Rodrik Cassel, castellan of Winterfell in the absence of Eddard Stark.
* Locke, castellan of Harrenhal in the absence of Lord Bolton.
* Harald Karstark, castellan of Karhold in the absence of his father Lord Rickard Karstark and his brothers, Harrion and Torrhen.
Bullet of donk

A weapon used by the Donkeys that explodes into Bricks and can kill anything it hits, including Goofy Anarchy and The Master of Fagged Gots. The Battle For Dream Island Empire uses the Bullet of donk to kill haters and protect fans. The bullet of donk, however, makes ducks it hits explode. Some ducks are bulletproof, however. Those ducks have a lot of Ω particles inside them.
Captain of the Guards

**Captain of the Guards** or **captain of the guard** is a position granted by a lord or lady to a member of their household. The position confers the responsibility for commanding and organizing the guardsmen of a garrison charged with the vigilance and defense of the lord or lady's castle or town or the protection of their family and/or retainers. When away for a long period of time, a new captain can be appointed at their place. The **commander of the garrison** is a similar position.

## History

Ser Merrell Bullock was the commander of the castle garrison at Dragonstone during the reign of King Jaehaerys I Targaryen. He was relieved of his position by Princess Rhaena Targaryen in 54 AC.

During the Dance of the Dragons, King Aegon II Targaryen retook Dragonstone from his half-sister, Rhaenyra I Targaryen. His men hanged the captain of the guard from the battlements along side Ser Robert Quince, Grand Maester Gerardys, the master-at-arms and the steward of the castle.

Ser Tommard Heddle commanded the garrison at Whitewalls during the Second Blackfyre Rebellion.

Ser Ilyn Payne, Lord Tywin Lannister's captain of the guards during his time at King Aerys II Targaryen's court, had his tongue torn out with hot pincers for saying that it was Tywin who truly ruled the Seven Kingdoms. He later became Rhaegar I Targaryen's Royal Justice.

During Prince Viserys’ name day tourney, Houses Tyrell, Tully and Martell's head of houses came, along with Igon Vyrwel, Ser Robin Ryger and Areo Hotah, their respective captain of the guards.

## Known Captains of the Guards

* Ser Ilyn Payne, Captain of the Guards for Lord Tywin Lannister during his tenure as Hand of the King for Aerys II Targaryen. Now the Royal Justice.
* Jory Cassel, Captain of the Guards for Lord Eddard Stark at Winterfell.
* Hallis Mollen, Captain of the Guards at Winterfell in replacement of Jory Cassel.
* Ser Vardis Egen, Captain of the Guards for Jon Arryn at the Eyrie.
* Areo Hotah, Captain of the Guards for Prince Doran Nymeros Martell at Sunspear and the Water Gardens.
Alfyn

## High Septon

Father of the Faithful

His High Holiness

Shepherd of the Faithful

Voice of the Seven on Earth

*For the raider, see Alfyn Crowkiller.*

**Alfyn** was a septon of the Faith of the Seven during the reign of King Jaehaerys I Targaryen, later becoming the High Septon.

## History

After King Jaehaerys I Targaryen wed his sister, Alysanne, Jaehaerys sent seven preachers to walk the realm and win the smallfolk over to the marriage, not with swords, but with words. Septon Alfyn was among these seven. They traveled the realm alone, walking from village to village, telling the smallfolk of Jaehaerys's wisdom and Alysanne's kindness. When challenged on the issue of incest, the seven would say the Valyrians mounted dragons and thus were not like other men, and as such, an exception had to be made.

When the High Septon died in 54 AC, the king and queen hoped to prevent the election of a High Septon that would denounce their marriage as incestuous and begin an uprising. Septon Mattheus of King's Landing was a likely candidate, and fiercely opposed to the Targaryen practice of incest. King Jaehaerys and Queen Alysanne flew to Oldtown, and according to Septon Barth's account there struck a deal with Lord Donnel Hightower to support Alfyn, a fierce champion of the Doctrine of Exceptionalism, as the new High Septon. King Jaehaerys promised Lord Donnel that, as Alfyn's old age would likely mean he would soon die, Alfyn's successor would be a Hightower on the condition that the Hightowers would support the king's doctrine.

At Ashford, Alfyn was astonished to learn he had been elected High Septon. It took him a fortnight to travel to Oldtown and take up the crystal crown. Alfyn and his successor, a brother of Lord Donnel Hightower, made the Doctrine of Exceptionalism an official tenet of the Faith of the Seven.

In 59 AC, Alfyn died of the Shivers.
92 AC

**Year 92 After the Conquest** (**92 AC**) is a year in the Westerosi calendar, the 92nd after Aegon I's crowning in Oldtown that maesters and educated people use as a reference to date the years.

In 92 AC, a band of Myrish exiles invaded the island of Tarth. Before the battle, Prince Aemon's neck was pierced by a crossbow bolt that killed him. King's Jaehaerys' decision to declare his son Baelon as the heir passing over Aemon's daughter Rhaenys caused a Second Quarrel with Queen Alysanne.

## Events

* Myrish exiles invade and occupy the eastern half of Tarth. On the 9th day of the 3rd moon, Aemon Targaryen and Lord Corlys Velaryon depart from Driftmark with an army to regain it.
* Rhaenys Targaryen learns that she is pregnant.
* King Jaehaerys I Targaryen chooses his new heir after Prince Aemon's death. Prince Baelon Targaryen, the eldest surviving son of King Jaehaerys, is chosen.
* The Second Quarrel of Jaehaerys I and Alysanne begins, due to Jaehaerys' decision to choose Prince Baelon over Princess Rhaenys in the matter of succession.

## Deaths

* Prince Aemon Targaryen, eldest son and heir of King Jaehaerys I Targaryen, hit by a crossbow bolt intended for Lord Tarth.
* Thousands of Myrish exiles, slaughtered by the Westerosi army on Tarth.

## Titles and Appointments

* Baelon Targaryen is named Prince of Dragonstone.
120 AC

**Year 120 After the Conquest** (**120 AC**) is a year in the Westerosi calendar, the 120th after Aegon's crowning in Oldtown that maesters and educated people use as a reference to date the years.

120 AC is remembered as ***The Year of the Red Spring***, because the year was marked by many deaths and accidents. The Houses Velaryon and Strong suffered the most, as Lord Corlys Velaryon and his wife lost both their children, Laenor and Laena Velaryon, and House Strong lost both its ruling lord and immediate heir. The year ended with a joyful occasion, as Princess Rhaenyra Targaryen and Prince Daemon Targaryen welcomed the birth of their first son, Prince Aegon.

## Events

* A big fire occurs at Harrenhal.
* Princess Rhaenyra Targaryen and Prince Daemon Targaryen marry each other after their respective spouses have died.
* Prince Aemond Targaryen gets into a fight with Princes Jacaerys, Lucerys, and Joffrey Velaryon when trying to claim the dragon Vhagar for his own, and is stabbed in the eye, thereby losing it.

## Births

* Prince Aegon Targaryen, later known as King Aegon III Targaryen, son of Prince Daemon Targaryen and Princess Rhaenyra Targaryen, is born in the last days of the year.

## Deaths

* Unnamed son of Prince Daemon Targaryen and Lady Laena Velaryon, an hour after birth, on the third day of the first month of 120 AC.
* Princess Consort Laena Velaryon, three days after giving birth, on the sixth day of the first month of 120 AC.
* Ser Laenor Velaryon, by Qarl Correy.
* Lord Lyonel Strong, in a fire at Harrenhal.
* Ser Harwin Strong, in a fire at Harrenhal.
Bloodroyal

The **Bloodroyal** is an ancient title traditionally held by the head of House Yronwood. Prior to Nymeria's War, the Yronwoods were rulers of an independent kingdom in Dorne, styling themselves High Kings of Dorne, among many other titles.

When the Yronwoods bent the knee to House Nymeros Martell, they were allowed to keep their title of the Bloodroyal.

## Known Bloodroyals

* Olyvar Yronwood
* Yorick V Yronwood
* Edgar Yronwoo
* Ormond Yronwood
* Anders Yronwood

## See also

* Lord or Lady of the Stone Way
* Master of the Green Hills
* Warden of the Stone Way
Bronze King

**Bronze King** was the title held by the head of House Royce of Runestone prior to and during the coming of the Andals. The crown they held was known as the Runic Crown.

## History

The Bronze Kings from House Royce of Runestone had long waged war against House Shett of Gulltown, who used the title King of the True Men. King Osgood III Shett sought aid from Andals in his feud with Yorwyck VI Royce, but Osgood was eventually betrayed by House Grafton. Yorwyck defeated Andals in battle several times, and his grandson, Robar II Royce, led the First Men resistance against the invading Andals after being proclaimed High King of the Vale, the Fingers and the Mountains of the Moon. Robar was defeated in the Battle of the Seven Stars, however, and House Arryn subsequently ruled the Vale of Arryn as Kings of Mountain and Vale.

Members of House Royce still wear ancestral bronze armor engraved with runes, although there is no evidence that their armor is actually magical.

## Known Bronze Kings

* Yorwyck VI Royce
* Robar II Royce, the last of the Bronze Kings
Aegon's Landing

**Aegon's Landing** refers to the arrival of Aegon the Conqueror in Westeros at the start of the Conquest in 2 BC.

## History

Aegon Targaryen, Lord of Dragonstone, and his sisters, Visenya and Rhaenys, sailed from Dragonstone with a host said to have numbered between some hundreds and three thousand men. They arrived at the undefended mouth of the Blackwater Rush on the mainland of Westeros with the intention of conquering the continent. Aegon landed on the same day that Harren Hoare, King of the Isles and the Rivers, took residence in the finally completed Harrenhal. When the High Septon learned of Aegon's landing in Westeros, he locked himself in the Starry Sept for a week to pray.

Aegon ordered the construction of the Aegonfort on the highest of the hills at the Blackwater's mouth, and Rhaenys and Visenya were sent to Rosby and Stokeworth, respectively. The would-be king was then victorious in Aegon's first test. After securing the mouth of the Blackwater, Aegon was crowned at the Aegonfort as "Aegon, First of His Name, King of All Westeros, and Shield of His People". The new king then departed the Aegonfort to confront Harren the Black in the riverlands.

Aegon's Conquest, the first of the Wars of Conquest, lasted for more than two years and ended with Aegon I anointed king by the High Septon in Oldtown. Six of the Seven Kingdoms were consolidated under his rule, with only Dorne remaining independent.
Defender of the Marches

**Defender of the Marches** is a title claimed by House Tyrell of Highgarden, who are also the Lords Paramount of the Reach.

The Kingdom of the Reach once included western marches from Horn Hill to Nightsong. While most of the Dornish Marches are now in the stormlands, there are some marcher lords within the current Reach, such as House Tarly of Horn Hill. Starpike, the seat of House Peake in the Reach, may also be part of the marches.

## Known Defenders of the Marches

* Lord Harlen Tyrell, the first Lord of Highgarden.
* Lord Theo Tyrell, Harlen's son.
* Lord Bertrand Tyrell, Lord of Highgarden in the early reign of Jaehaerys I.
* Lord Martyn Tyrell, Bertrand's son and successor.
* Lord Matthos Tyrell, who ruled Highgarden at the time of the Great Council of 101 AC.
* Lord Lyonel Tyrell, who inherited Highgarden at a young age and ruled during the Dance of the Dragons. He held his seat through the reigns of Aegon II and Aegon III, but died in Dorne following King Daeron I's conquest.
* Lord Leo Tyrell, known as Leo Longthorn, a famous tourney champion, who ruled during the reign of King Daeron II Targaryen.
* Lord Luthor Tyrell, once betrothed to Princess Shaera Targaryen, until she broke the betrothal in 240 AC. Rode off a cliff to his death whilst hawking.
* Lord Mace Tyrell, Luthor's only son.
Great Fathers

The **Great Fathers** are the rulers of Bayasabhad, Kayakayanaya, and Shamyriana, the sole remaining cities of the now defunct Patrimony of Hyrkoon.

The Great Fathers are chosen from among the male population of these cities. While girls learn to ride and climb before they learn to walk and are trained in the arts of bow, spear, knife, and sling from the earliest age, ninety nine of every hundred boys, the sons of the Great Fathers, are gelded when they reach the age of manhood and live out their lives as eunuchs, serving their cities as scribes, priests, scholars, servants, cooks, farmers, and craftsmen. Only the most promising males, the largest, strongest, and most comely, are permitted to mature, breed, and become Great Fathers in their turn. Maester Naylin in his *Rubies and Iron* speculates on the circumstances that led to such customs.
Emperor of Valyria

**Emperor of Valyria** was the title claimed by Aurion, one of the few dragonlords who survived the Doom of Valyria, according to histories of Qohor. Aurion was the only one to hold the title as, according to these aforementioned histories, Emperor Aurion flew atop his dragon followed by thirty thousand men to claim what remained of Valyria and reestablish the Freehold only for him and his host to never be seen again.
Goose

Geese are bad creatures living on Planet Caht that break into gardens, get people wet, steal keys, make you wear your sun hat, put rakes in lakes, have picnics, make people hammer their thumbs, break brooms, trap young people in phone booths, make you wear the wrong glasses, make somebody buy their own stuff, get themselves on television, go shopping, trap people in garages, break fancy vases, dress up busts, make people spit tea, put on ribbons, make people chase him barefoot, throw stuff in the fountain, prune roses, get into pubs, break dartboards, get boats, make people fall on their butts, get awards, drop a pint glass in a canal, set up a table, steal bells, lock people out of gardens, have picnics with cabbages, trap boys in puddles, ding Shop Scales, open umbrellas in stores, make more people buy back their own stuff, collect five flowers, trap young people in garages, get thrown over a fence, catch objects being thrown over said fence, re-dress a bust, score Goals, sail toy boats under bridges, wear ribbons while performing at pubs, steal a woolen hat, and much more.
1 AC

**Year 1 After the Conquest** (**1 AC**) is the first year of the reign of King Aegon I Targaryen, starting on the day Aegon was crowned in Oldtown. Aegon's coronation at Oldtown is used by maesters to date the Westerosi calendar. The start of Aegon's reign was preceded by Aegon's Conquest, a war lasting two years.

In 1 AC the Three Sisters tried to take advantage of the chaos caused by the Conquest and declared themselves independent. The secession was quickly stopped by Queen Visenya Targaryen, using her dragon and an army of northmen.

## Events

* Aegon Targaryen is crowned and anointed at the Starry Sept of Oldtown and becomes King Aegon I Targaryen, the First of his Name.

* Marla Sunderland is crowned Queen of the Three Sisters, but is promptly deposed and delivered to Visenya once she reaches Sisterton with Vhagar and a fleet of Northmen under Torrhen Stark. Lady Marla then joins the silent sisters. Marla's successor swears fealty to the Eyrie and delivers his sons as hostages.

## Titles and Appointments

* Steffon Sunderland is named Lord of the Three Sisters after bending the knee to Queen Visenya Targaryen.
43 AC

**Year 43 After the Conquest** (**43 AC**) is a year in the Westerosi calendar, the 43rd after Aegon's crowning in Oldtown that maesters and educated people use as a reference to date the years.

In 43 AC Maegor consolidated his rule by suffocating the two principal opponents to his reign. He declared the High Septon a traitor, outlawed the Faith Militant, and burned the seats of the lords that gave them support. He flew to Oldtown with the intention to burn it, but suddenly the High Septon mysteriously died and was replaced by much more biddable septon who agreed to anoint Maegor king. Afterwards, news came that his nephew Aegon Targaryen, the designated heir of Aenys, had proclaimed himself king. Both claimants met at the Battle Beneath the Gods Eye, where Maegor defeated and killed Aegon.

## Events

* King Maegor I and Dowager Queen Visenya threaten to incinerate the Starry Sept at Oldtown.
* After the High Septon dies mysteriously, the new one anoints Maegor as a king and attempts to disband the Swords and the Stars.
* The Battle Beneath the Gods Eye is fought.

## Deaths

* Prince Aegon Targaryen, during the Battle Beneath the Gods Eye.
* Quicksilver, slain during the Battle Beneath the Gods Eye.
* Lord Alyn Tarbeck, during Battle Beneath the Gods Eye.
* Lord Jon Piper, during the Battle Beneath the Gods Eye.
* Lord Ronnel Vance, during the Battle Beneath the Gods Eye.
* Ser Willam Whistler, during the Battle Beneath the Gods Eye.
* Denys Snow, during the Battle Beneath the Gods Eye.
* Ser Davos Darklyn, slain by Lord Corbray during the Battle Beneath the Gods Eye.
* The High Septon, mysteriously at the age of fifty-three.

## Titles and appointments

* Lucas Harroway is made Hand of the King.
* Septon Pater is named High Septon
51 AC

**Year 51 After the Conquest** (**51 AC**) is a year in the Westerosi calendar, the 51st after Aegon's crowning in Oldtown that maesters and educated people use as a reference to date the years.

51 AC was marked by the second wedding of King Jaehaerys and Queen Alysanne, that made public their union in an austere ceremony in King's Landing. To prevent the opposition to their incestuous marriage, Jaehaerys sent Seven Speakers to travel around the realm preaching to his subjects the doctrine of Exceptionalism. However, while on their first royal progress, the pregnant queen was attacked by three fundamentalist women. Alysanne would later blame the stress she suffered during the attack for the fact that her firstborn Aegon was born small and frail, and died three days after.

## Events

* Queen Alysanne returns to King's Landing with her household.
* Jaehaerys sends the Seven Speakers to promote the doctrine of Exceptionalism around Westeros.
* Second wedding of Jaehaerys and Alysanne, in King's Landing.
* Late in the year Jaehaerys and Alysanne begin their first progress, planning to visit some of their lords in the Crownlands, the Riverlands and the Vale.
* The kings visit Stokeworth, Rosby and Duskendale
* The queen is attacked by three septas at Maidenpool.

## Births

* Aegon Targaryen, the 1st child of King Jaehaerys I and Queen Alysanne.

## Deaths

* The three attackers of Maidenpool. Two of them were slain by the knights of the kingsguard, and the third hanged after her confession.
* Rosamund Ball, from a wound in the belly taken while defending Queen Alysanne of the attackers at Maidenpool.
* Prince Aegon Targaryen.

## Titles and Positions

* The Seven Speakers are chosen and sent on their mission. They would be: Elinor Costayne, Septa Ysabel, Septa Violante, Mother Maris, Septon Baldrick, Septon Rollo and Septon Alfyn.
160 AC

**Year 160 After the Conquest** (**160 AC**) is a year in the Westerosi calendar, the 160th after Aegon's crowning in Oldtown that maesters and educated people use as a reference to date the years.

In 160 AC the regent of Dorne, Lord Lyonel Tyrell, was murdered at Sandstone. The Dornish insurgence reemerged and forced king Daeron to return to Dorne, where he obtained a few victories.

## Events

* Marriage of Prince Baelor to Princess Daena. The marriage is not consummated.
* King Daeron and Lord Alyn Velaryon return to Dorne to put down the emboldening rebels.

## Deaths

* Lord Lyonel Tyrell dies, murdered at Sandstone on a bed of scorpions.
Alcoholic Beverages

**Alcoholic beverages** are popular in the known world.

## Varieties

Common alcoholic drinks include beer, fermented milk, hippocras, liquors, mulled spirits, rum, mead, cider, and wine. They are often served to the public in beer halls, brothels, inns, taverns, and winesinks. Lords often have beverages available in their halls and keeps as well.

### Alcoholics

* Ser Bartimus, who is usually drunk, according to Ser Davos Seaworth.
* Ser Boros Blount, said to be half-drunk half the time according to Ser Osmund Kettleblack
* The Drunken Daughter, a prostitute in Braavos.
* Dagon Greyjoy, also known as "Dagon the Drunkard".
* Merrett Frey, who has the reputation of being the biggest drinker at the Twins.
* Ser Ryman Frey, who is considered to be drunk more often than not.
* Hammer, considered a drunk by Kem.
* Ser Dontos Hollard, considered a drunkard by Balaerys Targaryen.
* Tyrion Lannister, considered a drunk by Jon Connington.
* Septon Moon, renowned as a lecherous drunkard.
* Rymolf Stormdrunk, considered a drunk by Asha Greyjoy.
* Ser Victor Risley, considered a sot by Mushroom.
* Racallio Ryndoon, remembered as a glutton and a drunkard.
* Ser Willam Stafford, remembered as the Drunken Knight.
* Prince Daeron Targaryen, remembered by history as "Daeron the Drunken"
* Princess Saera Targaryen, who attended prayers while drunk.
* Todric, considered a drunkard by Theon Greyjoy.
* Lord Bertrand Tyrell, known to have been a drunkard.
* Lord Harmond Umber, remembered as the Drunken Giant
* Lord Jon Umber, considered a frequent drinker by Catelyn Stark.
* Ser Ulf White, remembered as a drunkard.
* Morghaz zo Zherzyn, mocked as the "Drunken Conqueror" for his alcoholism.

### Alcoholic tendencies

* Dareon, who oft becomes drunk on firewine.

### Reformed alcoholics

* Aeron Greyjoy, who drank a lot in his youth, but changed following a near-death experience.
* Thoros of Myr, who always had a taste for drinking, before experiencing a spiritual awakening.
Aemon Blackfyre (son of Daemon I)

## Aemon

Prince Haegon Blackfyre

Prince Aenys Blackfyre

Princess Calla Blackfyre

Prince **Aemon Blackfyre** was the second son of Daemon Blackfyre. He was Aegon Blackfyre's twin brother, the younger of the two.

## History

Aemon was the secondborn of the children of Daemon Blackfyre. He had an older twin brother, Aegon, and three younger brothers, Daemon, Haegon and Aenys Blackfyre. He also had a sister, Calla.

The twins liked to bully their younger brother Daemon and Daemon's friend, Alyn Cockshaw. Daemon once had a prophetic dream about the deaths of Aemon and Aegon, but the disbelieving twins only laughed at their brother.

During the First Blackfyre Rebellion, Aemon was killed at the Battle of the Redgrass Field by the arrows of Brynden Rivers and his Raven's Teeth, when Aemon tried to take up the sword Blackfyre after Aegon and their father, Daemon I Blackfyre, had already been struck down by the archers.

## Quotes about Aemon

> Young Aemon took up Blackfyre when the blade slipped from his dying father's fingers, so Bloodraven slew him, too, the younger of the twins. Thus perished the black dragon and his sons.
>
> Eustace Osgrey to Duncan the Tall

> Aegon and Aemon. Wretched witless bullies, just like you. When we were little, they took pleasure in tormenting me and Daemon both.
>
> Alyn Cockshaw to Duncan the Tall

> I dreamed it. This pale white castle, you, a dragon bursting from an egg, I dreamed it all, just as I once dreamed of my brothers lying dead. They were twelve and I was only seven, so they laughed at me, and died. I am two-and-twenty now, and I trust my dreams.
>
> Daemon II Blackfyre to Duncan the Tall
104 AC

**Year 104 After the Conquest** (**104 AC**) is a year in the Westerosi calendar, the 104th after Aegon's crowning in Oldtown that maesters and educated people use as a reference to date the years.

In 104, a tourney was celebrated at Maidenpool to celebrate King Viserys's ascension. There, the young Criston Cole obtained notoriety after defeating the king's brother Daemon twice and gaining Princess Rhaenyra's favor.

## Events

* Tourney at Maidenpool in honor of King Viserys's ascension.
	+ Ser Criston Cole draws the attention of the court after winning the melee and giving Princess Rhaenyra the victor's laurels. At the lists he would defeat Prince Daemon Targaryen (again) and the Cargyll twins, Ser Arryk and Ser Erryk before falling to Lord Lymond Mallister.
* Princess Rhaenyra Targaryen becomes a dragonrider, claiming the dragon Syrax.

## Titles and Appointments

* Daemon Targaryen is dismissed as master of coin and is named master of laws instead.
* After half a year, Daemon Targaryen is dismissed as master of laws and is named Lord Commander of the City Watch.
184 AC

**Year 184 After the Conquest** (**184 AC**) is a year in the Westerosi calendar, the 184th after Aegon's crowning in Oldtown that maesters and educated people use as a reference to date the years.

The King Aegon IV died in 184 AC. Although he was only 49, he had become so obese that he could no longer walk and his limps were rotting. He dictated his will from the deathbed, legitimizing all his numerous bastard children.

## Events

* Ser Daemon Blackfyre is married to Lady Rohanne of Tyrosh.
* Aegon IV Targaryen legitimizes all his bastards in his deathbed, including the six Great Bastards: Daemon Blackfyre (*the Black Dragon*), Aegor Rivers (*Bittersteel*), Mya Rivers, Gwenys Rivers, Brynden Rivers (*Bloodraven*) and Shiera Seastar.

## Births

* Walderan Tarbeck.
* The twins Aegon and Aemon Blackfyre, sons of Daemon Blackfyre and Rohanne of Tyrosh.

## Titles and Appointments

* Daeron II Targaryen is crowned by the High Septon at the Red Keep.
* Daeron dismisses all members of his father's Small Council.
Beacon of the South

**Beacon of the South** is one of the hereditary titles held by the head of House Hightower.

Lord Leyton Hightower is the current possessor of the title.

## Known Beacons of the South

* King Lymond Hightower, the last Hightower King and first Lord of the Hightower
* Jeremy Hightower
* Jason Hightower
* Dorian Hightower
* Damon Hightower, Damon's son
* Triston Hightower, Dorian's son
* Barris Hightower, Triston's son
* Manfred Hightower, Lord during Aegon's Conquest.
* Addam Hightower, Manfred's son
* Manfred Hightower, Addam's son
* Martyn Hightower, Manfred's son
* Donnel Hightower
* Lord Hightower, the unnamed older brother of Otto Hightower and father of Ormund Hightower
* Ormund Hightower
* Lyonel Hightower, Ormund's son
* Jon Hightower
* Quenton Hightower
* Leyton Hightower

## See also

* Defender of Oldtown
* Defender of the Citadel
* Lord or Lady of Oldtown
* Lord or Lady of the Hightower
* Lord or Lady of the Port
* Voice of Oldtown
233 AC

**Year 233 After the Conquest** (**233 AC**) is a year in the Westerosi calendar, the 233rd after Aegon's crowning in Oldtown that maesters and educated people use as a reference to date the years.

233 AC was the year of the Peake Uprising, that costed the life of king Maekar. A Great Council was summoned, and Maekar's fourth son was chosen and crowned as king Aegon V.

## Events

* The Peake Uprising occurs.
* A Great Council is held at King's Landing.
	+ Princess Vaella is dismissed for being female and simple-minded.
	+ Prince Maegor is dismissed for being an infant and for fears of him having inherited his father's madness.
	+ Maester Aemon is dismissed for his vows, and because he refuses to be released from them.
	+ Prince Aegon is chosen king.
* Aegon V sentences Bloodraven to death, but allows him to join the Watch instead
* Maester Aemon, Brynden Rivers and two hundred men sail to Eastwatch-by-the-Sea to join the Night's Watch.

## Deaths

* During the Peake Uprising:
	+ King Maekar I Targaryen, crushed by a rock thrown from the battlements as he led the attack on the gates of Starpike.
	+ Lord Robert Reyne, slain in battle at Starpike.
	+ Tywald Lannister, from a spear wound received while clambering through the gates of Starpike.
* Aenys Blackfyre, murdered by Bloodraven after luring him with false promises.

## Titles and Appointments

* Ser Roger Reyne inherits the lordship to Castamere after his father's death.
* Tion Lannister becomes the new heir to Casterly Rock after the death of his twin brother.
* Prince Aegon Targaryen is crowned as King Aegon V.
54 AC

**Year 54 After the Conquest** (**54 AC**) is a year in the Westerosi calendar, the 54th after Aegon's crowning in Oldtown that maesters and educated people use as a reference to date the years.

54 AC came to be known as **the Year of the Stranger** due to the deaths and tragedies that befell House Targaryen and the Seven Kingdoms.

During 54 AC, summer ended and autumn began.

## Events

* Lady Elissa Farman steals three dragon eggs from Dragonstone and flees to Pentos.
* King Jaehaerys I and Queen Alysanne Targaryen fly to Oldtown to influence the election of the next High Septon. Septon Alfyn, one of the Seven Preachers and a champion of the Doctrine of Exceptionalism, is eventually chosen.
* To get revenge on his wife, Queen Rhaena Targaryen, Androw Farman poisons all of her female companions on Dragonstone.
* Lord Daemon Velaryon resigned as Hand of the King, as he wished to spent the days that still remained to him with his children and grandchildren on Driftmark following the deaths of his sister Alyssa and niece Lianna. He was succeeded by Lord Myles Smallwood of Acorn Hall.
* Near year's end, Princess Aerea Targaryen claims the dragon Balerion as her own mount on Dragonstone and flees beyond the reach of House Targaryen.

## Deaths

* Septon Oswyck, in his sleep.
* Dowager Queen Alyssa Velaryon, in childbirth.
* The High Septon, collapsed while climbing up the stairs to his bedchamber.
* Maester Culiper, from poison.
* Lady Cassella Staunton, from poison.
* Septa Maryam, from poison.
* Lady Alayne Royce, from poison.
* Lady Samantha Stokeworth, from poison.
* Lady Lianna Velaryon, from poison.
* Maester Anselm, killed with a dagger.
* Androw Farman, suicide.

## Births

* Lady Jocelyn Baratheon, to Lord Rogar Baratheon and Dowager Queen Alyssa Velaryon.
Aegon Targaryen (son of Gaemon)

## Aegon Targaryen

*For other uses, see Aegon Targaryen.*

**Aegon Targaryen** was a member of House Targaryen during the Century of Blood, the son of Lord Gaemon and Lady Daenys Targaryen of Dragonstone.

## History

Aegon married his sister, Elaena, and together they had two sons: Maegon and Aerys Targaryen. Aegon and Elaena also had a younger sister who married a petty lord.

Aegon and Elaena inherited the lordship of Dragonstone from their father and mother, they jointly ruled Dragonstone and were succeeded by Maegon.
Barrow King

> In those days, the Starks were not the greatest house in the North, and Winterfell was not the greatest castle. Barrowton was the oldest, dating to the First King, and the Starks fought the Barrow Kings for a thousand years.
>
> Roose Bolton, about the North

The **Barrow Kings** were a dynasty of kings from the barrowlands in what is now the north. They claimed to have been monarchs over all First Men and called themselves Kings of the First Men.

## History

The Barrow Kings claimed descent from the First King of the First Men, who is said to be buried at Great Barrow at Barrowton. Some Barrow Kings allied with Marsh Kings against southron invaders who tried to pass the Neck.

Singers claim the Barrow Kings fought against the Kings of Winter, the Starks of Winterfell, north of the barrowlands, in the Thousand Years War, but runes of the First Men indicates the conflict lasted about two hundred years. When the last Barrow King submitted to Winterfell, the Stark king received his daughter in marriage. The Dustins of Barrowton claim descent from the First King and the Barrow Kings.

Maester Kennet's *Passages of the Dead* mentions a curse was supposedly placed on the Great Barrow, weakening and making corpselike any living man who dared to equal the First King. Some maesters think the Corpse Queen of the Night's King may have actually been a daughter of a Barrow King, as they were often connected with graves.
Fisher Queens

The **Fisher Queens** were a legendary dynasty that ruled an equally legendary realm, the **Realm of the Fisher Queens**, in Essos. Their kingdom is said to have covered the lands adjoining the Silver Sea, a great inland sea located in what today is the Dothraki Sea, of which only three great lakes remain. This is one of the first civilizations of which there is any sort of record, even though these records are only legends transmitted through oral tradition, as their supposed existence predates written word.

The Fisher Queens ruled from a floating palace that made its way endlessly around its shores. They were wise and benevolent, and favored of the gods. Kings and lords and wise men sought their floating palace for their counsel. The last of the Fisher Queens gave birth to Huzhor Amai, who would become the ancestor of the Tall Men.
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Aelinor Penrose

## Aelinor

Queen Consort **Aelinor Penrose** was a noblewoman of House Penrose and the queen consort of King Aerys I Targaryen.

## History

Aelinor was married to her cousin, Prince Aerys Targaryen. He never showed any interest in getting her with child, instead shunning her bed. Rumor had it that Aerys never even consummated the marriage. When Aerys ascended to the throne as King Aerys I, his small council urged the king to put Aelinor aside and marry another, hoping that Aerys's behavior was caused by dislike of her. However, King Aerys would not listen, and so Aelinor remained his wife.

During the reign of Aerys I, it was said that Queen Aelinor would pray at the Great Sept of Baelor daily, beseeching the Mother Above to bless her with a child. Aelinor and Aerys had no children.

## Family

Aelinor was a cousin of her husband, Aerys, and while it is currently unknown how exactly Aelinor and Aerys are related, it is known that Aelinor does not descend from Princess Elaena Targaryen and her husband Ronnel Penrose.
Burning of the Sept of Remembrance

Factions| **Iron Throne/House Targaryen** |  **Faith of the Seven/Faith Militant*** Warrior's Sons

The **burning of the Sept of Remembrance** was an event during the Faith Militant uprising, in which Maegor I destroyed the Sept of Remembrance, which served as the base of operations for the Warrior's Sons.

## History

During the Faith Militant uprising, King Maegor I Targaryen was the only survivor of the trial of seven between him and Ser Damon Morrigen. The Warrior's Sons at the Sept of Remembrance debated as Maegor lay unconscious for weeks; some wanted to end the rebellion as the gods had supported Maegor, while others wanted to continue.

Maegor awoke after being treated by Tyanna of the Tower. On the thirtieth day after the trial, hundreds of Warrior's Sons gathered at the Sept for their morning prayers. Maegor mounted his dragon, Balerion, and unleashed dragonfire upon the Sept of Remembrance without warning. As the sept burned, some tried to flee, but were cut down by the archers and spearmen that Maegor had ready. It is said that the screams of the burning and dying men were heard throughout King's Landing. The burning was so immense that scholars claim there was a pall over the capital for seven days.

Afterwards, Maegor had the ruins of the sept cleared, and ordered the construction of a large domed stable, the Dragonpit, where Targaryens could house their dragons.
39 AC

**Year 39 After the Conquest** (**39 AC**) is a year in the Westerosi calendar, the 39th after Aegon's crowning in Oldtown that maesters and educated people use as a reference to date the years.

In 39 AC, the sixth child of King Aenys and Queen Consort Alyssa Velaryon was born. Although the baby died in the cradle, the birth convinced Prince Maegor that his own wife Ceryse was barren and took the decision to take a second wife: Alys Harroway.

## Events

* Prince Maegor Targaryen marries Lady Alys Harroway in Dragonstone, according to the Valyrian rite.
	+ King Aenys, who had not been informed or asked for permission, quarrels bitterly with his brother.
	+ Manfred Hightower, the father of Maegor's first wife, demands the king to annul the marriage to Lady Alys.
	+ The High Septon denounces Maegor's marriage as "sin and fornication" and refers to Lady Alys as "the whore of Harroway".

## Births

* Princess Vaella Targaryen, to King Aenys I Targaryen and Queen Alyssa Velaryon.
Defenestration of Sunspear

Factions|  **House Nymeros Martell** |  **Iron Throne*** House Rosby

The **Defenestration of Sunspear** was an event during the First Dornish War which took place at Sunspear in 5 AC.

## History

Soon after the Targaryens returned to King's Landing, the Dornish swarmed from the shadow city to retake Sunspear. Lord Jon Rosby, who had been named Castellan of Sunspear and Warden of the Sands by King Aegon I Targaryen, was bound hand and foot, dragged to the top of the Spear Tower and defenestrated from a window by none other than the blind Princess Meria Martell herself.
129 AC

**Year 129 After the Conquest** (**129 AC**) is a year in the Westerosi calendar, the 129th after Aegon's crowning in Oldtown that maesters and educated people use as a reference to date the years.

129 AC was marked by the death of King Viserys I Targaryen, which was immediately followed by the beginning of the civil war known as the Dance of the Dragons, where both Prince Aegon Targaryen and Princess Rhaenyra Targaryen claimed their fathers crown. The war saw many deaths, and lasted from the death of King Viserys, on the third day of the third month of 129 AC, until halfway in 131 AC.

## Events

*See here for the main article on the Dance of the Dragons.*
* The **Dance of the Dragons**, the first major civil war in the history of the Seven Kingdoms, begins.
* Prince Aegon Targaryen is crowned as King Aegon II Targaryen.
* Princess Rhaenyra Targaryen is crowned by her husband, Prince Daemon Targaryen, as Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen.
* Prince Aemond Targaryen betrothes himself to a daughter of Lord Borros Baratheon.
* Ser Tyland Lannister is named Master of Coin.
* Prince Jacaerys Velaryon weds Sara Snow in a secret ceremony.

## Deaths

* King Viserys I Targaryen, on the third day of the third month, in his sleep.
* Princess Visenya Targaryen, stillborn.
* Lyman Beesbury, killed by Ser Criston Cole.
* Grand Maester Gerardys, fed to Sunfyre
* Prince Lucerys Velaryon, slain by Prince Aemond Targaryen.
* The dragon Arrax, slain by the dragon Vhagar.
* Prince Jaehaerys Targaryen, murdered by Blood.
* Ser Arryk Cargyll, slain by his twin Ser Erryk.
* Ser Erryk Cargyll, slain by his twin Ser Arryk.
* Princess Rhaenys Targaryen, slain at Rook's Rest.
* The dragon Meleys, slain at Rook's Rest.
* Ser Steffon Darklyn, killed by the dragon Seasmoke while attempting to mount the dragon.
* Gormon Massey, killed by the dragon Vermithor while attempting to become a dragon rider.
* Silver Denys, killed by the dragon Sheepstealer while attempting to become a dragon rider.
* Prince Jacaerys Velaryon, slain during the Battle in the Gullet.
* Vermax, the dragon of Jacaerys Velaryon, slain during the Battle in the Gullet.
136 AC

**Year 136 After the Conquest** (**136 AC**) is a year in the Westerosi calendar, the 136th after Aegon's crowning in Oldtown that maesters and educated people use as a reference to date the years.

The year started with a great gathering of lords in King's Landing to name new regents and a Hand of the King. The four men chosen served for the remainder of King Aegon III's minority. The day Aegon turned sixteen, he entered into the small council chamber and dismissed them all.

## Events

* Alyn Velaryon and Benjicot Blackwood's forces prevail and all the Vale accepts Joffrey Arryn as their Lord.
* The trials for the eighteen arrested suspects of poisoning and treason are held, spanning across thirty-three days.
	+ Ser Gareth Long and Lord George Graceford are condemned to die, although they are allowed to take the black instead.
	+ Septon Bernard is gelded and condemned to walk barefoot from King's Landing to Oldtown with his manhood hung about his neck.
	+ Ser Victor Risley demanded trial by battle and died.
	+ Lucinda Penrose and Priscella Hogg are condemned to either have their noses cut off or give themselves to the Faith.
	+ Cassandra Baratheon is married off to Ser Walter Brownhill, a minor knight in Cape Wrath.
* Alyn Velaryon departs on his second voyage, in a galley named *Bold Marilda*.

## Births

* Prince Aemon Targaryen, the son of Prince Viserys Targaryen and Princess Consort Larra Rogare, on the eve of Smith's Day.

## Deaths

* Ser Victor Risley, slain by Ser Gareth Long in a trial by battle.

## Titles and appointments

* Willam Stackspear, Marq Merryweather, and Lorent Grandison are chosen by lot as regents.
* Lord Torrhen Manderly is chosen as the new Hand of the King.
* Isembard Arryn is named master of coin.
* Gedmund Peake is named master of ships.
* Ser Raynard Ruskyn is promoted to Lord Commander of the Kingsguard.
* Ser Adrian Thorne is promoted to commander of the City Watch of King's Landing.
* Ser Edmund Warrick, Ser Dennis Whitfield, and Ser Agramore Cobb are named to the Kingsguard.
* Ser Lucas Lothston is named master-at-arms of the Red Keep.
* Maester Rowley is named Lord Confessor.
* On King Aegon III's sixteenth nameday, the regency ends. All regents and the Hand of the King are dismissed.