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Johanna Westerling

**Johanna Westerling** was the Lady of Casterly Rock through her marriage to Lord Jason Lannister.

## History

During the Dance of the Dragons, Johanna's husband, Jason, and his brother, Tyland Lannister, supported King Aegon II Targaryen. Jason was slain in the Battle at the Red Fork. Lord Dalton Greyjoy then started raiding the Westerlands, but Lady Johanna barred the gates of Casterly Rock, although Dalton did sack Lannisport.

Dalton was later killed at Faircastle, causing a succession crisis on the Iron Islands. Johanna allied with the lord admiral of the Reach, Ser Leo Costayne, to invade the Westerlands. Johanna reclaimed some of the dwindling glory of House Lannister, and lent money to King's Landing to restore the damage caused by the civil war.
The Crownlands

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The **Crownlands** form one of the constituent regions of Westeros.

Unlike the other regions, it was not a separate entity prior to the War of Conquest, instead being carved out of the territory of the Riverlands and Stormlands to form a region directly controlled by the King on the Iron Throne, dominated by the new city of King's Landing and the old Targaryen trading port of Dragonstone.

## People

Whoever holds King's Landing and Dragonstone controls the Crownlands and, by extension, has a strong claim to the Iron Throne itself. Currently both are held in the name of King Tommen Baratheon.

Bastards born in the Crownlands take the surname Waters.
Rickard Stark (king)

## Rickard Stark

King **Rickard Stark**, also known as **the Laughing Wolf**, was a King in the North, Lord of Winterfell and head of House Stark in the time before the War of Conquest.

## Appearance and Character

Rickard was known for his good nature, hence his alias, the Laughing Wolf.

## History

Rickard succeded his father, King Jon Stark, to the throne. He added the Neck to the kingdom of the North by defeating the Marsh King and marrying his daughter.
Eleana Targaryen

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**Elaena Targaryen** was one of the Princesses in the Tower, the sister of Daena I Targaryen, Rhaena Targaryen, and Baelor I Targaryen. She was locked in a comfortable keep with her sisters so that her brother or other members of the court would not have carnal thoughts about them.

## Appearance

She was described as being less attractive than her sisters, with silver hair that had one gold streak in it. She wore it short in rebellion against her brother.

## History

She was locked away at the age of eleven but later went on to marry three times. She was in love with her cousin, Alyn Velaryon, and they had two bastard children together: Jon Waters and Jeyne Waters. She had seven trueborn children with her husbands.
Storming of Starpike

Template:Infobox Military ConflictThe **Storming of Starpike** was the deciding battle during the Peake Uprising, fought between House Peake rebelled against the rule of House Targaryen.

## Prelude

House Peake fought for House Blackfyre during the first two Blackfyre Rebellions. As a result, they were stripped of two of their castles and Lord Gormon Peake was executed for treason. In 233 AC, the Peakes officially raised their banner in rebellion against the Iron Throne.

## Battle

King Maekar I Targaryen himself led the storming of Starpike, but was killed when a rock was dropped from the battlements that caved in his helm. Elsewhere, Lord Robert Reyne was cut down during the fighting.

Tywald Lannister, Robert's squire and the heir to Casterly Rock, was killed when fighting through the gates. Tywald died a knight, as Prince Aegon Targaryen would knight him prior to death. Tywald died in the arms of Tion Lannister, his twin brother.

## Aftermath

The Peakes were left beaten, and Lord Roger Reyne would kill seven of the captives in retribution for the death of his father. Any further killings were prevented by Aegon.
Super Mario Bros. World Quest

Fanmade Anime series adaptation of "Super Mario Bros.," with two human allies helping Mario, Luigi, and their allies, and with Popple becoming a good guy in this while Bowser and his clan, despite being enemies with the heroes, remain on friendly terms. (The series only ran for four seasons)

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Iron Throne

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The **Iron Throne** is the royal throne of Westeros, on which the King of the Seven Kingdoms traditionally sits and holds audiences and dispenses justice. The term refers to both the physical object and also to the person who sits on it. He who holds the Iron Throne is seen as the strongest claimant to the kingship, even when their position is disputed.

## Appearances

The Iron Throne is a tall, large seat which was forged out of the swords that Aegon the Conqueror collected from the enemies he defeated in battle. The throne's armrests consist of many blades and one must be careful not to injure themselves whilst sitting on the throne. The throne is located in the main hall of the Red Keep in King's Landing.

The Hand of the King, who dispenses justice when the King is not present, traditionally sits on a smaller, less ostentatious chair next to the main seat, although legally they are permitted to sit on the main throne, as are regents.

## Books

### ***A Game of Thrones***

The eldest son of Cersei, Joffrey Baratheon, takes the throne after King Robert Baratheon dies. Robert had acknowledged Joffrey to be his true born son, but in fact Joffrey's true father is Jaime Lannister; the Queen's own twin brother. This bastardy leads Robert's younger brothers, Stannis and Renly Baratheon, to put forward their own claims to the Iron Throne.

### ***A Clash of Kings***

During The War of the Five Kings, Renly gets assassinated, and Stannis Baratheon gets defeated at the Battle of the Blackwater. Meanwhile Joffrey remains the king of the Iron Throne.

## Kings on the Iron Throne

* 1-37: Aegon I Targaryen, the Conqueror, the Dragon
* 37-42: Aenys I Targaryen
* 42-48: Maegor I Targaryen, the Cruel
* 48-103: Jaehaerys I Targaryen, the Old King, the Conciliator, the Wise
* 103-129: Viserys I Targaryen, the Young King
* 129-131: Aegon II Targaryen, the Elder, the Usurper
* 131-157: Aegon III Targaryen, the Younger, the Unlucky, the Dragonbane
* 157-161: Daeron I Targaryen, the Young Dragon, the Boy King
* 161-171: Baelor I Targaryen, the Blessed, the Beloved
* 171-172: Viserys II Targaryen
* 172-184: Aegon IV Targaryen, the Unworthy
* 184-209: Daeron II Targaryen, the Good, the Falseborn
* 209-221: Aerys I Targaryen
* 221-233: Maekar I Targaryen, the Anvil
* 233-259: Aegon V Targaryen, the Unlikely, the Fortunate
* 259-262: Jaehaerys II Targaryen
* 262-283: Aerys II Targaryen, the Mad King
* 283-298: Robert I Baratheon, the Usurper
* 298-300: Joffrey I Baratheon, the Young Usurper, the Illborn
* 300- : Tommen I Baratheon, the Boy King

## Claimants to the Iron Throne

* 129-131: Rhaenyra I Targaryen, the Half Year Queen
* 195-196: Daemon I Blackfyre, the Black Dragon, the Pretender
* 212: Daemon II Blackfyre, the Brown Dragon
* 219: Haegon I Blackfyre
* 236: Daemon III Blackfyre
* 259 -261: Maelys I Blackfyre, the Monstrous
* 283/300-: Aegon VI Targaryen, the Murmur's Dragon
* 283-298: Viserys III Targaryen, the Beggar King
* 298- : Daenerys I Targaryen, Stormborn
* 298-299: Renly I Baratheon
* 298- : Stannis I Baratheon
* 298- : Jon Snow
House Lannister of Lannisport

Template:Infobox House**House Lannister of Lannisport** is a cadet branch of House Lannister, residing in the port-city of Lannisport.

## History

The house was founded to defend Lannisport while the main branch of Lannister ruled the Kingdom of the Rock from Casterly Rock.

## Recent events

### A Feast for Crows

Rosamund Lannister accompanies Princess Myrcella Baratheon to Dorne. Ser Arys Oakheart disguises Rosamund as Myrcella and convinces everyone that she has Redspots.

## Members

* Rosamund Lannister, one of Myrcella Baratheon's handmaidens.
* Theomore, formerly known as Theomore Lannister, a maester serving House Manderly at White Harbor.
Dalton Greyjoy

Lord **Dalton Greyjoy**, known as the **Red Kraken**, was Lord of the Iron Islands and head of House Greyjoy during the Dance of the Dragons. He us regarded as a great hero of the Ironborn.

## Appearance and Character

Dalton was a daring and bloodthirsty man. He was loved by his men, but not by his wives, as he tired of women quickly. Dalton was considered shrewd, despite his age.

## History

Dalton was rowing at five, and reaving at ten. He sailed with his uncle to raid the pirate towns of the Basilisk Isles. By fourteen, Dalton had sailed as far away as Old Ghis and claimed four salt wives.

Dalton claimed a Valyrian steel sword, Nightfall, from the corpse of a dead corsair. Whilst fighting in the Stepstones, Dalton avenged his uncle, who he saw killed before him. Men began calling him the Red Kraken as he emerged from battle covered in blood. When he returned to the Iron Islands as the Lord Reaper of Pyke, he began building longships and forging steels, saying that the storm was coming.

Dalton was said to have laughed after hearing the news of the beginning of the Dance of the Dragons. The greens, who supported Aegon II Targaryen, offered Dalton the title of Master of Ships in return for his support. Under the suggestion of Prince Daemon Targaryen, Rhaenyra Targaryen instead appealed to Dalton's bloodlust and asked him to fight her enemies on the west coast.

Dlaton then sided with Rhaenyra Targaryen, and invaded the Westerlands, as Lord Jason Lannister was campaining in the Riverlands. His wife, Lady Johanna Lannister, barred the gates of Casterly Rock, but couldn't prevent Dalton from attacking elsewhere. Dalton burned the fleet of House Lannister and sacked Lannisport, carrying off gold, grain, and trade goods. Hundreds of girls were taken away as salt wives, including Jason's favourite mistress and their natural daughters. Dalton led the capture of Kayce, and after the fall of Fair Isle he claimed four of Lord Farman's daughters as his salt wives, giving a more homely one to his brother, Veron. Dalton refused to stop his raiding after the Dance ended, and defied the regency council of King Aegon III Targaryen.

Whilst sleeping in his room at Faircastle, his throat was cut by a girl called Tess, who then threw herself into the sea. His only sons were born from salt wives, and hours after his death a succession squabble began. In 134 AC Jason Lannister's widow, Johanna Lannister, avenged Dalton's raids by having her men-at-arms sail to the Iron Islands with the fleet of Ser Leo Costayne, the lord admiral of the Reach. One of Dalton's salt sons was taken captive, gelded, and made into Casterly Rock's new fool.
Osha

**Osha** is a wildling who was traveling in a group led by Stiv, a Night Watch deserter. She later becomes a servant of House Stark after being captured. She is a tall woman with shaggy dark hair. She is knowledgable about the forest, using spears, and the Old Gods.

In *A Game of Thrones*, she is with a group led by Stiv, a Night Watch deserter, trying to escape the Others, and they flee south of the Wall. They encounter Bran Stark and at first they are going to rob him and steal his horse, but then they think to ransom him back to Winterfell. Osha thinks they should take him back to Mance Rayder to be a hostage, but she is over ruled. They are defeated by Theon Greyjoy, Robb Stark, Grey Wind and Summer. All of the group is killed except for Osha, who is taken to Winterfell for interrogation, but winds up being granted the position of a servant working in the kitchen under the winterfell baker (literally and figuratively). She says that she likes the smell of flour on his hands. She also says that if she lets him do what he wants under her skirt whenever he feels the need, then he lets her go to the Godswood to pray whenever she feels the need. It is in the Godwood talking about dragons, comets, giants, and the children of the forest, that she and Bran Stark meet and eventually begin to develop a relationship.

In *A Clash of Kings*, after he takes Winterfell, Osha surrenders to Theon and swears fealty to him earning his trust. She and the Reeds make an escape plan. Osha takes a plate of food to a guard,and seduces him. While he is distracted she slits his throat. Then Meera Reed and Jojen Reed let the Direwolves out of the Godswood and the wolves kill the guard on the Wall. She then leaves Winterfell with Hodor, Rickon, and Bran, but they only go as far as the woods. The wolves go on to make a false trail, while they backtrack back to hide in the crypts. They hide there to get away from Theon, hoping to complete their escape after the search for them has ended. When they come out two weeks later, it is to find Winterfell burned. Finding a badly injured Maester Luwin under the heart tree, Osha answers his request to be given the gift of mercy. He tells them that he doesn't know where they should go, as there are so many invaders fighting over the North and the roads aren't safe. However, they should separate with neither knowing where the other has gone. Osha leaves with Rickon and Shaggydog saying that she might try the Kingsroad, which is not her plan.

In *A Dance with Dragons*, it is revealed that Osha took Shaggydog and Rickon to Skagos. This is related to Davos by Wyman Manderly at White Harbour.
Valarr Targaryen

Prince **Valarr Targaryen** was the son of Baelor "Breakspear" Targaryen, who died during the Great Spring Sickness. He is described as having dark hair and blue eyes, with a small, thin build.

## Early Life

Valarr was the son of Baelor "Breakspear" Targaryen, the crown prince of the Seven Kingdoms. Raised as a future king, Valarr was trained as a knight alongside his brother Matarys Targaryen. Valarr was known to look very similar to his father.

## Ashford Tourney

Valarr took part in the Ashford Tourney, and his status allowed him to sit as one of the five champions of Lady Ashford. Although any participating knight could challenge Valarr and take his place as a champion, his status as a Targaryen prince and grandson of the king prevented him from facing a legitimate opponent. In the first tilt he defeated Ser Abelar Hightower. Ser Duncan the Tall considered challenging Valarr before he was arrested for assaulting Valarr's cousin, Prince Aerion Targaryen. During the Trial of Seven, he lent his armor to his father because Baelor had not brought armor to the Tourney. During the joust, Valarr's father was killed, and Valarr became the heir apparent behind King Daeron II Targaryen. The young prince blamed Ser Duncan for his father's death, and in the future, Duncan would find Valarr in his dreams, blaming him fully for his father's death.

## Great Spring Sickness

Valarr died alongside his brother Matarys and his grandfather, Daeron II in the Great Spring Sickness. His death and his brother's death caused his uncle Aerys I Targaryen to ascend to the throne.
Tybolt Lannister

Lord **Tybolt Lannister** was the firstborn son of Damon Lannister during the reigns of Daeron II and Aerys I Targaryen.

## Appearance

Lord Tybolt had golden hair and green eyes.

## History

### Tourney at Ashford Meadow

As an anointed knight, he participated in the tourney at Ashford Meadow in 209 AC. He challenged Ser Androw Ashford in the first tilt, and unseated him after six broken lances. Ser Tybolt was later unseated by Ser Jon Penrose and broke his sword. He didn't give up, however. He kept fighting back with his shield, and defeated Ser Jon.

### Lordship

When Lord Damon Lannister died during the Great Spring Sickness, Ser Tybolt rose to become Lord Tybolt; Lord Paramount of the Westerlands and Warden of the West. Tybolt suspiciously died in the second year of his lordship over Casterly Rock. He was then succeeded by his daughter, Cerelle. She was only three years old at the time, so her uncle Gerold had to act as her regent. She also died one year later, and Gerold became the Lord of Casterly Rock.
Jonnel Stark

Lord **Jonnel Stark** is a former member of House Stark, who was interred in the crypts of Winterfell after his death. The eldest son of Cregan and Lynara Stark, he married both Sansa Stark, his niece, and Robyn Ryswell. He had no children by either woman. Not much is known about him, though he was called "One-Eye".
Jaehaerys II Targaryen

King **Jaehaerys II Targaryen** was the sixteenth king of the Targaryen dynasty to sit on the Iron Throne of Westeros.

## Early life

Jaehaerys was the second son of King Aegon V, after Prince Duncan, and did not anticipate becoming king. In 259 AL his father and brother were killed in the Tragedy of Summerhall, when the Targaryen summer palace burned to the ground in an attempt to hatch dragons. Jaehaerys became king under difficult circumstances.

## Reign

Jaehaerys ruled for only three years, but was haunted by what he had seen at Summerhall, and never fully recovered. The realm continued to be run by the counsellors and advisors who had also advised his father, but by this time they had become old men, and his court was seen as stuffy and old-fashioned. Jaehaerys died in 262 AL and was succeded by his son, Aerys II.

## Character and appearance

Jaehaerys was clever and amiable as a youngster, although he did not have a strong constitution. After his father and brother's death, he became withdrawn and haunted.

In appearance Jaehaerys was frail, with a pale complexion. He had shoulder-length hair and a silky beard. He wore his grandfather Maekar I's iron and gold crown.
Aeron Greyjoy

**Aeron Greyjoy** is a member of House Greyjoy and a member of the Drowned Men in service to the Drowned God. He is the younger brother of King Balon Greyjoy, and uncle to both Theon Greyjoy and Asha Greyjoy.

## History

Aeron, youngest of the Greyjoy siblings, thought himself a man at only 16 years. Instead, he was a drunkard who wasted his time on simple merriment, and boasted of his drinking and urination prowess.

During his brother Balon's rebellion, the ship he was on sunk at the hands of Stannis Baratheon's fleet. Aeron was presumed lost at sea, but somehow survived and washed ashore. He was then taken to Lannisport in chains as a prisoner of war where he spent the remainder of the Greyjoy rebellion under Lannister lock and key. Upon his eventual return to the Iron Islands Aeron was a changed man. His near-death experience sparked a kind of spiritual awakening in him, causing him to dedicated his life to the Drowned God. Becoming a hermit on the beach, he began spreading the word of this god, and adopted a new name: Damphair. Dedicated holy followers, called Drowned Men, follow his every command, and he is greatly respected by the Ironborn people.

## Books

### A Feast for Crows

Aeron is busy on Great Wyk baptizing men from the island into the Drowned God faith. He struggles with Emmond, but with the help of Rus and Norjen he manages successfully. He is then visited by the Sparr, Steffarion Sparr and Gormond Goodbrother, who tell him of the death of his brother, King Balon. He then takes Gormond's horse and rides to the Hammerhorn, where he is told by Gorold Goodbrother of the return of Euron Greyjoy. After hearing that his niece, Asha,is pushing her claim he announces that a Kingsmoot is necessary.

The night before the Kingsmoot, Aeron visits the ruins of the hall of the Grey King. He thinks about Nagga and prays to the Drowned God. Aeron gives a speech before the Ironborn, talking of Balon's death. He bares witness to the speeches of Gylbert Farwynd, Erik Ironmaker, and Dunstan Drumm, before calling Victarion forwards.
Cleos Frey

> "*He is not a bold one, this one.*"
> ― Catelyn Stark
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**Ser Cleos Frey** is the eldest son of Lord Emmon Frey and Genna Lannister. He is an anointed knight. Cleos fights in the War of the Five Kings, but is killed by outlaws between Duskendale and Maidenpool.

## Books

### A Clash of Kings

Cleos was captured at the Battle of the Whispering Wood alongside his cousin, Jaime Lannister. He is dispatched to King's Landing by Robb Stark to present the Stark peace terms. He returns with a counter offer, but is arrested again after some of his men try to free Jaime Lannister, which was a ruse concocted by Tyrion Lannister.

### A Storm of Swords

He is released by Catelyn Stark, and is assigned to accompany Brienne of Tarth and Jaime Lannister to King's Landing, to secure the survival of Sansa Stark.

The group is ambushed on the road between Duskendale and Maidenpool, and Ser Cleos is shot with arrows through his right arm and chest. When his horse freaks, Cleos foot gets caught in the stirrup and drags him along the ground, killing him.

## Aftermath of Death

Jaime Lannister takes Cleos' sword and uses it to fight Brienne, shortly after Cleos' death.

In A Feast for Crows both Jaime and Brienne think of Cleos. Jaime doesn't mourn him, but he does tell Emmon and Genna about the manner of their sons death, whilst Brienne thinks about Cleos whilst travelling between Duskendale and Maidenpool.
Pyke (Island)

Template:Islands Infobox**Pyke** is one of the islands that make up the archipelago known as the Iron Islands. Smallfolk claim that the Greyjoy castle of Pyke was named after the island.

## Location

Pyke is located east of Saltcliffe, southeast of Great Wyk, and southwest of Harlaw. It is a days sail away from Harlaw.

## Houses

Pyke is home to House Greyjoy, whose Lord is known as the Lord Reaper of Pyke, who rule from the castle of Pyke. Accounts differ on whether the castle was named for the island, or vice versa. Near the castle is the port town of Lordsport, which is the seat of House Botley. On the northern coast of the island is the town of Iron Holt, which is the seat of House Wynch.

## History

The ancient castle of Pyke used to be located on the mainland of the island, but now stands on stone stacks, as segments of land have fallen into the sea.

Pretenders rose on the islands of Pyke, Great Wyk, Old Wyk, Orkmont, and Harlaw after the death of King Harren Hoare during the War of Conquest. House Greyjoy of Pyke ultimately became the new Lord of the Iron Islands after submitting to King Aegon I Targaryen.

After the death of the infamous Dalton Greyjoy wars were fought on Pyke by rival Ironborn claimiants and vengeful Westermen.

During the Greyjoy Rebellion, King Robert Baratheon personally led the assault on Pyke, destroying Lordsport and besieging Pyke.

## Books

### A Clash of Kings

Theon Greyjoy sails from Seagard to the island of Pyke.

### A Feast for Crows

After the death of King Balon Greyjoy, his brother, Euron Greyjoy, names himself King. When Lord Sawane Botley denies Euron's claim Euron has him drowned, and gives half the Botley land to House Wynch.
Urrigon Greyjoy

**Urrigon Greyjoy**, affectionately known as **Urri**, was the fourth son of Lord Quellon Greyjoy by his second wife.

## History

Urrigon was close with his younger brother Aeron, and the two were great friends. They did the kind of things that brothers do, such as play at the finger dance together. During one game, Aeron threw an axe that shaved off part of Urrigon's hand. Quellon's third wife, a lady of House Piper. She tasked her maester with sewing Urrigon's fingers back on, instead of treating it by burning it with fire and salt water.

An infection set in, and despite taking off Urrigon's arm, he still died aged fourteen. Quellon died during Robert's Rebellion, and his eldest surviving son, Balon, returned as the new Lord Reaper of Pyke. He had the maester's fingers chopped off and forced his step mother to sow them back on. The maester died raving.
Jason Lannister

Lord **Jason Lannister** was the Lord of Casterly Rock and the head of House Lannister during the reigns of King Viserys I and Aegon II Targaryen.

## History

In his youth, Jason fought with his younger twin, Tyland, for the hand of Princess Rhaenyra Targaryen, but with no success.

During the Dance of the Dragons, Jason sided with Aegon II Targaryen against Rhaenyra, whilst Tyland served as Master of Coin on Aegon's small council. Jason was killed by Pate of Longleaf in the Battle at the Red Fork, however, throwing the Westerlands into disarray.
Cregan Stark

Jonnel Stark, Barthogan Stark, Edric Stark, Lyanna Stark, Brandon Stark (by Lynara stark)

**Cregan Stark** was a member of House Stark and Lord of Winterfell during the Dance of the Dragons and supported Queen Rhaenyra Targaryen's claim to the throne. The only son of Lord Rickon Stark and his wife Gilliane Glover, he was known as The Old Man of the North for his long rule.

Cregan was only a young man during the Dance of the Dragons (129-131AC), and it was Roddy the Ruin of House Dustin who lead the Winter Wolves in battle. He later led his army into battle, since the Northmen believed a long winter was coming, and most of his army was conformed by old men, single men, childless and homeless as well as younger sons, who hoped to die in battle in order to spare their families from mouths to feed. Unfortunately Aegon II had already died and most of the war was over. He was also denied the right to punish the houses who had supported Aegon and for six days he held sway at the Court, who came to be known as the Hour of the Wolf.

Nonetheless Stark couldn't forgive those who had poisoned the king, since he believed the King deserved justice, regardless of the faction, so he arrested most of the suspects, among them Larys Strong and Lord Corlys Velaryon. King Aegon, who was only eleven, agreed to make him his Hand, if he married Lady Alysanne Blackwood and pardoned Lord Corlys. Cregan accepted the conditions.

Cregan was in office for only one day and presided the trials and executions. Of the 22 conspirators, only Lord Corlys was forgiven and 19 chose to join the Night's Watch, but two chose to die; Larys the Clubfoot and Ser Gyles Belgrave, and it is very likely that Cregan executed them both personally, ending the line of House Strong. Once finished he resigned as Hand and returned north with his new wife, leaving some of his men behind. No man has ever served as Hand of the King so briefly, and left it so gladly.

Later in his life he once fought against Prince Aemon Targaryen the Dragonknight and was barely defeated. Aemon noted he never fought a finer swordsman.

He had three wives during his long lifetime: Arra Norrey, Alysanne Blackwood and Lynara Stark, and fathered in total ten children; five boys and five girls.

The marriage with Arra Norrey had only one son; Rickon Stark. The marriage with Alysanne Blackwood gave him four daughters; Sarra, Alys, Raya and Mariah. While he had four sons and a daughter with Lynara; Brandon, Jonnel, Barthogan, Lyanna and Edric Stark.
Merrett Frey

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**Merrett Frey** was the ninth child of Lord Walder Frey of the Twins and grew up in the competitive and crowded castle where numerous factions plotted against one another, all encouraged by their father. He was large and skilled at fighting, and seemed to have the makings of a knight. Merrett became a squire in the service of Lord Sumner Crakehall in the Stormlands. He served in Lord Sumner's campaign against the Kingswood Brotherhood, but did not fare well. First he caught a pox from a whore and spread it through the camp. This kept him out of battle for quite awhile. Then finally getting back, Merrett was captured by one of the outlaws, a woman known as Wenda the White Fawn, and had to be ransomed back by Lord Crakehall. Before returning him, Wenda had her sigil a brand of a white fawn burned into his buttocks. In his first battle after being ransomed, Merrett Frey took a blow to the head from a mace that nearly killed him and left him in permanent pain with migraines for the rest of his life. Becoming a knight became impossible. He took to drink to dull this pain. He was thought at first to be lucky in marriage as he married a daughter of House Darry, but they lost much of their prestige and power after the fall of the Targaryens. Merrett had four children. One called Fat Walda Bolton is married to Roose Bolton and another Amarei Lannister is married to Lancel Lannister.

Merrett was included in the conspiracy to carry out the Red Wedding and was assigned to get Greatjon Umber too drunk to effectively fight, although he failed in this task. He later asked to be assigned to deliver the ransom for Petyr Frey, called Pimple, captured by the Brotherhood Without Banners. He was trying to prove himself reliable in a crisis and worthwhile to the new heir of House Frey. But Petyr had already been hanged and the outlaws held Merrett to be one of those responsible for the Red Wedding, the Brotherhood and Lady Stoneheart condemned him to death by hanging.

While at Lancel's new estate, that formerly belonged to the House of Darry, Jaime Lannister remembers Merritt Frey as being a bully that he didn't like.

Merrett was the epilogue POV character in *A Storm of Swords*.
Battle of the Camps

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**The Battle of the Camps** was a major battle during the War of the Five Kings fought between the armies of House Stark, under the command of Robb Stark, and the armies of House Lannister, under the command of Lord Andros Brax and Ser Forley Prester. It is a resunding win for the Stark army, and liberates the first Siege of Riverrun.

## Events

### Before the Battle

Ser Jaime Lannister beats the army of Ser Edmure Tully at the Battle of Riverrun and then lays siege to the mighty castle itself. However his supply train is harassed by Ser Marq Piper and Lord Karyl Vance, leadig him out into a trap set by Robb. with Jaime captured, and a lot of his generals with him, the armies besieging Riverrun are left leaderless and unaware.

### The Battle

the battle starts when Ser Brynden Tully, who is commanding Robb's vanguard, strikes the northernmost of the three Lannister siege camps. This is the camp that would have been under the control of Jaime and so is left leaderless. Lord Andros Brax attempts to lead men across the Tumblestone on rafts to aid the other camp, but a combination of the wrath of the river and rocks being thrown from the walls of Riverrun mean a lot of these rafts sink, including the one bearing Lord Brax, who dies in the river.

Robb Stark then leads his own troops, bolstered by the armies of House Umber and House Mallister against the second Lannister camp. The Lannisters attempt to form a shield wall, but are taken from behind when Lord Tytos Blackwood leads riverland survivors of the Battle of Riverrun out of Riverrun to free the captives. Lord Greatjon Umber meanwhile is tasked with burning the enemy siege towers. Ser Forley Prester retreats his small army back to the Golden Tooth.

### After the Battle

The Lannisters lose roughly 8000 men at the Battle of the Camps, and with the siege of Riverrun broken Robb now has a defendable base of operations in The Riverlands. It is at a war council after the battle that Robb is proclaimed King in the North.
Aerea Targaryen

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

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

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

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

It is unknown what happened to Princess Aerea later in life.
Rickon Stark

**Rickon Stark** is the youngest child of Eddard and Catelyn Stark. He is the younger brother of Robb Stark, Sansa Stark, Arya Stark and Bran Stark. His direwolf is called Shaggydog.

## Appearance and Character

Rickon is a young child that favours his mother's appearance. He has long unruly hair as he refused to have it cut after his mother's departure. He is naturally aggressive and strong willed.

## Books

### A Game of Thrones

Rickon is in attendance for the arrival of the royal retinue when King Robert Baratheon visits Winterfell. He is the first child to enter the Great Hall for the feast. On his way to the table he gets distracted by his half brother, Jon Snow.
Gael Targaryen

Princess **Gael Targaryen** was a princess of the Targaryen dynasty. She was the thirteenth and last child of King Jaehaerys I Targaryen and Queen Alysanne Targaryen. She was called the *Winter Child*, having been born during winter.

## Character

Gael is described as having been simple-minded and sweet.

## Biography

Gael was the lastborn of Jaehaerys and Alysanne. She was Alysanne's favorite out of all the thirteen children. She mysteriously disappeared in 99 AC, and was said to have died from a summer fever. In reality, she had drowned herself in the Blackwater Rush after having been seduced and abandoned by a traveling singer, who had impregnated her. Queen Alysanne would die the next year in her grief.
Tytos Lannister

**Tytos Lannister** was head of House Lannister, Lord of Casterly Rock, and Warden of the West in the middle of the third century after Aegon's Landing. The third son of Lord Gerold Lannister, he married Lady Jeyne Marbrand.

## Character and Appearance

Tytos was a nice man, slow to anger, quick to forgive. He was too trusting, and too generous. He was no warrior, and was never knighted. A plump boy, he grew to be a fat man. People would insult him, but Tytos only said ‘words are wind’.

## History

He was the father of Tywin and Kevan Lannister, as well as two other sons, Tygett and Gerion Lannister and a daughter, Genna Lannister, who was married off to Emmon of House Frey.

He was a weak ruler who was constantly taken advantage of by his bannermen and members of his own court. As he was born the third son, he wasn't raised to be a ruler like his older brothers Tybald and Tion were, which means that Tytos was always eager to please others. Even King Aegon V was upset with his way of ruling. Tytos had few supporters, one of which was Denys Marbrand, Jeyne’s father, the other was his younger brother Jason, who was 9 years younger than he was. People would borrow from Tytos, knowing that they didn’t have to pay it back. Tytos was constantly pardoning people. He sent ravens to Quellon Greyjoy demanding that the Greyjoys stop their raids.

One autumn, Tytos came between a lioness and her prey. The lioness tore into Tytos' horse and was about to attack Tytos as well, when the kennelmaster of Casterly Rock came to his rescue with his dogs, losing his leg and three dogs in the process. Out of gratitude, Tytos gave the kennelmaster lands and a towerhouse and took his son as a squire, thereby creating House Clegane.

By 254 AC, Lords knew that Tytos was not feared. Ironborn reavers and pirates all the way from the Stepstones raided the coastlines.

He gave in marriage his only daughter, Genna Lannister, to Lord Walder's second son; Emmon Frey, despite many, including a 10-year-old Tywin, believing it was an unequal match, simply because Lord Walder asked him nicely. Lady Ellyn Reyne-Tarbeck laughed at the prospect, while her brother Lord Roger Reyne, the Red Lion of Castamere, stormed out furious from the hall.

Thrice Aegon V sent forces to restore order to the Westerlands, but once they left, things would always return to their previous state. Then Summerhall happened, and Jaehaerys II ascended. Jaehaerys II lacked his father’s strength, and was busy with the War of the Ninepenny Kings, so he did not involve himself.

In his last few years, Tytos became fat and took a mistress, a common born woman and daughter of a candlemaker. The woman helped herself to Tytos' deceased wife's jewels and clothes. She also began ordering about the household knights, dismissed servants and sat in attendance when Tytos was absent. In 267 AC, Lord Tytos died of a heart attack while climbing stairs to see her.
Chett

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**Chett** was a member of the Night's Watch serving at Castle Black. Born in a village called Hag's Mire in the Riverlands, Chett spent his childhood helping his father collect leeches. As a young man he killed a woman who refused to sleep with him, was apprehended, and condemned. He chose to take the black and was sent to the Wall. He got a relatively light responsibility when he was assigned to assist Maester Aemon in his duties, until he was replaced by Samwell Tarly (at Jon Snow's suggestion) and reassigned to work with the hounds instead, to his fury.

Chett was part of Lord Commander Jeor Mormont's reconnaisance-in-force of the Skirling Pass. Angry due to slights real and imagined and fearing they would all be killed so far from the Wall, Chett organised a mass-desertion of those unhappy with the situation, but he was instead killed by the Others during their assault on the Fist of the First Men. He later returned to life as a wight and threatened Bran Stark until he was destroyed by the engimatic creature known as Coldhands.

Chett was the prologue POV character in *A Storm of Swords*.
Artos Stark

**Artos Stark**, also known as **Artos the Implacable**, was a member of House Stark and the younger brother of Lord Willam Stark. Married to Lorra Royce, he had two sons; Brandon and Benjen. He is buried in the crypts beneath Winterfell.

When Raymun Redbeard went over the Wall, Lord Willam Stark called his banners and marched north. Artos was among those who went with him. During the Battle of Long Lake, Lord Willam was killed. Artos slew Raymun during the battle, ending the wildling threat. The Night's Watch arrived too late to take part in the battle and for their tardiness, Artos ordered them to dispose of the dead. It is unknown if Artos succeeded Willam as Lord of Winterfell.
Visenya's Hill

**Visneya's Hill** is one of the three hills found in King's Landing, and is named after one of the city's founders, Visenya Targaryen. The Great Sept of Baelor sits atop the hill.

## History

The High Septon during the time of King Aegon I Targaryen built a large sept upon the hill after moving to the city from Oldtown, where he had previously had his seat be at the Starry Sept. During the Faith Militant Uprising, King Maegor I Targaryen lifted the flag of House Targaryen upon Visenya's Hill to rally his supporters.

The pretender boy King Gaemon Palehair, who claimed to be the bastard son of King Aegon II Targaryen, called thousands of followers to the hill where he issues his edicts. Soon after, however, his mother admitted he wasn't the child of the king and she was executed, although Gaemon himself was spared.

Construction of the current Great Sept began under the rule of the pious king, Baelor I Targaryen. The sept was, thereafter, named after the king.

## Books

### A Feast for Crows

The wake of Lord Tywin Lannister was held at the Great Sept of Baelor.
Gaemon Palehair

**Gaemon Palehair** was a pretender king during the Dance of the Dragons. His mother, Essie, claimed he was the bastard son of King Aegon II Targaryen. In the end she confessed to the fact that her son was actually born from a silver haired oarsman from Lys. Gaemon died of poison whilst serving as King Aegon III Targaryen's foodtaster.

## History

During the Moon of the Three Kings Gaemon revealed himself as the bastard of King Aegon, and claimed that he himself should be king. He gathered thousands to his cause after issuing his edicts, most of which were favourable to the poor.

Gaemon was spared after his mother's confession, although she was hanged for treason. He was even taken into the royal household, and would befriend the young King Aegon III Targaryen. He was made the king's whipping boy by Lord Unwin Peake. He was later made foodtaster and would die of poison that may have been intended for the king.
Dorna Swyft

**Dorna Swyft** is a lady of House Swyft and the wife of Ser Kevan Lannister. She is the mother of his children, Lancel, Willem, Martyn, and Janei Lannister.

## Appearance and Character

According to Cersei Lannister, she is chinless, chicken-legged, and flat-chested.

Kevan Lannister believes her to be a gentle soul, only comfortable at home, surrounded by friends and family. She dreamed of having grandchildren, and is very devout. She loves needlework and flowers.

## History

When Dorna was younger her father borrowed large sums of money from Lord Tytos Lannister. After the War of the Ninepenny Kings, Ser Tywin Lannister, the heir to Casterly Rock, demanded that all those who took loans from House Lannister had to repay them immediately. Those unable to do so had to surrender a family member as hostage until they were able to do so.

Ser Harys Swyft, unable to pay at the time, handed Dorna over to the custody of Ser Kevan Lannister. The two were eventually married.

## Books

### A Dance with Dragons

Ser Kevan thinks of Dorna before his death at the hands of Varys.
Shiera Seastar

**Shiera Seastar** was the natural daughter of King Aegon IV and Lady Serenei of Lys, and the fourth and last of Aegon IV's "Great Bastards".

Lady Syrenei, the last daughter of an ancient line of Valyrian nobility, died giving birth to Shiera, whom she named the "Star of the Sea". Shiera had lustrous silver-gold hair, and was born with heterochromia, giving her one dark blue and one bright green eye. The singers said that this only accentuated her appearance.

Shiera, who was legitimized by her father on his deathbed, was considered the greatest beauty of her generation. It was also rumored that she practiced sorcery in order to preserve her stunning looks, and that she bathed in the blood of maidens to do this. Shiera, to match her immense beauty, was highly intelligent, a great reader, and multilingual. She never wed, though she had many offers for her hand. Many duels were fought over her, poets competed to impress her, and men died after falling out of favour with her.

She was romantically linked to her half-brother, Bloodraven, who proposed marriage to her on numerous occasions. She took him into her bed eventually, but never married him, because it amused her to toy with him. Another half-brother, Bittersteel, also desired her, leading to further tensions between the two men, especially considering that Shiera chose Bloodraven over his brother.

Decades later, Bloodraven remembers Shiera as a woman that he desired.

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Rodrik Stark

**Rodrik Stark** was a member of House Stark. He was known as the **Wandering Wolf**.

He served with the Second Sons, a sellsword company, hence his nickname. He was the second son of Lord Beron Stark and younger brother ofArtos Stark, he had 4 younger brothers and 2 younger sisters. He married Arya Flint and had two daughters, Branda and Lyarra Stark. He's the grandfather of Eddard Stark.
Peake Uprising

Template:Infobox Military ConflictThe **Peake Uprising** was a military conflict fought between House Targaryen and House Peake in 233 AC. The event saw House Peake rise against the rule of House Targaryen.

## Prelude

The Peakes supported House Blackfyre during the First and Second Blackyre Rebellions. After the first, they were stripped of Dunstonbury and Whitegrove, and Lord Gormon Peake was executed after the failure of the second.

## Conflict

The Peakes rose up against King Maekar I Targaryen during the first half of the third century after the conquest. It is unknown which Peake lord rose up against the Targaryens, or whether there were any more factors involved than those already stated.

The King himself rode to the Dornish Marches to quash the uprising. He was, however, killed during the conflict, having his head caved in by a stone thrown from the battlements of Starpike. Lord Robert Reyne and Ser Tywald Lannister were also killed during the Storming of Starpike.

## Aftermath

Lord Roger Reyne, Robert's heir and the new lord of Castamere, killed seven members of House Peake in retaliation for the death of his father. Prince Aegon Targaryen, Maekar's youngest son, prevented the murder of any more of the captives.

The death of Maekar threw the realm into a state of chaos. Maekar's oldest two children had died before their father, leaving the third son, Aemon, as heir. Aemon had taken the vows of a maester, however, and opted to go to The Wall over becoming the king, leaving Maekar's youngest son, Aegon, who was named king after a Great Council. For this, Aegon became known as Aegon the Unlikely.
Aelyx Targaryen

**Aelyx Targaryen** was a member of House Targaryen before the War of Conquest.

## History

Aelyx was born at Dragonstone, the firstborn son of Lord Aerys Targaryen. He was the brother of Baelon and Daemion Targaryen, both of whom ruled as Lords of Dragonstone. Aelyx presumably died before his father, as there are no records of Aelyx ever having ruled over the island.
Myriah Martell

**Myriah Martell** was the wife of Daeron II Targaryen. Their marriage was part of a deal to bring Dorne under the rule of House Targaryen.

## Children

**Myriah Martell** and Daeron II Targaryen had five children:

* Baelor II Targaryen
* Aerys I Targaryen (married to Aelinor I Targaryen, but no heirs)
* Aelinor I Targaryen (married to Aerys I Targaryen, but no heirs)
* Rhaegal I Targaryen
* Maekar I Targaryen