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49 AC

**Year 49 After the Conquest** (**49 AC**) is a year in the Westerosi calendar, the 49th after Aegon's crowning in Oldtown that maesters and educated people use as a reference to date the years.

It was a year of peace and plenty, with the celebration of three significant marriages: Rhaena Targaryen wed Androw Farman, Lord Farman's second son; the Hand Rogar Baratheon and the Queen Mother Alyssa Velaryon married in a fastuous ceremony in King's Landing; and King Jaehaerys Targaryen and his sister Alysanne married secretly in Dragonstone. For this reason, the year is known as **the Year of the Three Brides**.

## Events

* Talla Tully is left bedridden after birthing a stillborn bastard.

## Weddings

* Rhaena Targaryen weds Ser Androw Farman.
* Lord Rogar Baratheon weds Alyssa Velaryon at what becomes known as the Golden Wedding.
* Jaehaerys I Targaryen weds Alysanne Targaryen in secret.

## Births

* Lyman Beesbury.
* bastard of Talla Tully.

## Titles and Positions

**Kingsguard**

* Ser Lorence Roxton is named to the Kingsguard.
* Ser Victor the Valiant is named to the Kingsguard.
* Ser Willam the Wasp is named to the Kingsguard.
* Ser Pate the Woodcock is named to the Kingsguard.
* Ser Samgood of Sour Hill is named to the Kingsguard.
212 AC

**Year 212 After the Conquest** (**212 AC**) is a year in the Westerosi calendar, the 212th after Aegon's crowning in Oldtown that maesters and educated people use as a reference to date the years.

In 212 AC, in the riverlands some Blackfyre supporters, led by Lord Gormon Peake and King Daemon I's eldest surviving son tried to take profit of the instability in the realm and ignite a Second Blackfyre Rebellion, which was cut short by Lord Brynden Rivers before it could truly begin. Meanwhile, in the westerlands, Tybolt Lannister, the Lord of Casterly Rock, was succeeded by his three-year old daughter Cerelle, while his brother Gerold became her regent. Meanwhile, across the narrow sea, Ser Aegor Rivers founded the Golden Company, which would grow out to become a most famous sellsword company.

## Events

* Lord Ambrose Butterwell marries a second wife, Jenye Frey, the older sister of Walder Frey.
* The Whitewalls Tourney is held to celebrate the marriage of Lord Ambrose Butterwell and Jenye Frey.
* The Second Blackfyre Rebellion begins and ends.
* Daemon II Blackfyre, the second Blackfyre Pretender, is arrested and begins his captivity at the court of King Aerys I Targaryen.
* Lord Brynden Rivers gives the order to run Whitewalls to the ground.
* The Golden Company is formed by Ser Aegor Rivers and many exiles from the First Blackfyre Rebellion.

## Deaths

* Gormon Peake, Lord of Starpike, executed by the orders of the Hand of the King, Lord Brynden Rivers.
* Black Tommard Heddle, slain by Ser Duncan the Tall.
* Lord Tybolt Lannister, under suspicious circumstances.

## Titles and Appointments

* Lady Cerelle Lannister, daughter of Lord Tybolt Lannister, inherits Casterly Rock.
47 AC

**Year 47 After the Conquest** (**47 AC**) is a year in the Westerosi calendar, the 47th after Aegon's crowning in Oldtown that maesters and educated people use as a reference to date the years.

47 AC is remembered for King Maegor's decision to take three new brides, to ensure that he finally produced an heir. He chose widowed mothers of proven fertility, and married them simultaneously in a ceremony at King's Landing officiated by the High Septon.

## Events

* Maegor I Targaryen marries his three Black Brides: Princess Rhaena Targaryen, Jeyne of House Westerling, and Elinor of House Costayne. The children of the brides are used as hostages to ensure the compliance of their mothers.
* King Maegor I names Princess Aerea Targaryen his heir, until he himself has a child, thereby disinheriting Prince Jaehaerys.
* Rhaella Targaryen is sent to Oldtown to be trained as a septa.
* The Hand Edwell Celtigar announces that Jeyne Westerling is pregnant.

## Deaths

* Ser Theo Bolling, husband of Elinor Costayne, is arrested by knights of the Kingsguard, being accused of conspiring with Dowager Queen Alyssa Velaryon to place Prince Jaehaerys on the throne. He was executed the same day.

## Titles and appointments

* The posthumous heir of Lord Alyn Tarbeck, son of Queen Consort Jeyne Westerling, is confirmed as the Lord of Tarbeck Hall.
103 AC

**Year 103 After the Conquest** (**103 AC**) is a year in the Westerosi calendar, the 103rd after Aegon's crowning in Oldtown that maesters and educated people use as a reference to date the years.

The Old King died in 103 AC, after ruling for 55 years. The realm mourned him and, as agreed in the Great Council held two years before, Prince Viserys inherited the Iron Throne.

## Deaths

* King Jaehaerys I Targaryen dies, 96 years old, while listening from his bed Lady Alicent Hightower's reading of Barth's Unnatural History.

## Titles and Appointments

* Prince Viserys Targaryen is crowned king.
* Daemon Targaryen is named master of coin.
Aegon's Coronations

**Aegon's Coronations** refers to the two coronations of Aegon the Conqueror during his Conquest of Westeros. The first took place at the Aegonfort in 2 BC and the second at the Starry Sept of Oldtown in 1 AC.

## History

### Aegonfort

After securing the mouth of the Blackwater Rush on both sides, Aegon the Conqueror commanded the lords he had defeated to come to the Aegonfort. In front of their new subjects, Aegon's sister-wives proclaimed him king; Visenya placed a crown on Aegon's head and Rhaenys hailed him as "Aegon, First of His Name, King of All Westeros and Shield of His People".

A few days after the coronation, Aegon's armies marched out of the Aegonfort to continue his Conquest, whilst the other monarchs of Westeros prepared to face the Targaryens.

### Oldtown

After the Field of Fire and the submission of the North, Aegon marched south towards Oldtown. Lord Manfred Hightower of the Hightower rode outside of the city walls and personally submitted his sword and city to Aegon on the advice of the High Septon, who had received a vision from the Crone of Oldtown being burned and destroyed should they resist the Conqueror.

Three days after his arrival, the High Septon anointed Aegon with the seven oils in the Starry Sept, crowned him, and proclaiming him "Aegon of House Targaryen, the First of His Name, King of the Andals, the Rhoynar and the First Men, Lord of the Seven Kingdoms, and Protector of the Realm". This day marked the official start of Aegon's reign.

## Quotes

> Only a handful of lords had been present for Aegon's first coronation at the mouth of the Blackwater, but hundreds were on hand to witness his second, and tens of thousands cheered him afterward in the streets of Oldtown as he rode through the city on Balerion's back. Amongst those at Aegon's second coronation were the maesters and archmaesters of the Citadel. Perhaps for that reason, it was this coronation, rather than the Aegonfort crowning on the day of Aegon's landing, that became fixed as the start of Aegon's reign.
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161 AC

**Year 161 After the Conquest** (**161 AC**) is a year in the Westerosi calendar, the 161st after Aegon's crowning in Oldtown that maesters and educated people use as a reference to date the years.

At 161 AC, when it seemed that king Daeron, had finally subdued the Dornish, a group of rebels approached him under a peace banner and killed him treacherously. The Iron Throne was inherited by Prince Baelor, who disregarded the cries for revenge and put an end to the Conquest of Dorne. He walked barefoot to Sunspear to make amends with the Dornishmen and sign a peace treaty.

## Events

* King Baelor grants pardon to the Dornish hostages at the Red Keep, and walks barefoot from King's Landing to Sunspear to atone for the war and sign a peace with Dorne.
* As part of the peace treaty, young Prince Daeron Targaryen is betrothed to Princess Myriah Nymeros Martell, the eldest child of the Prince of Dorne.
* In his return home, Baelor passes through the Boneway, where Lord Wyl held prisoner his cousin Aemon "the Dragonknight" in a cage over a pit of vipers. Baelor is bitten many times while rescuing Aemon, and collapses.
* The king is healed by maesters, first in Blackhaven and afterwards in Storm's End. He is not healthy enough to return to King's Landing until half a year later.
* The three sisters of the king are imprisoned in the Maidenvault.
* Princess Naerys Targaryen gives birth to twins, who die shortly afterwards, and Naerys almost dies as well.
* The Hand Viserys Targaryen sends his son Prince Aegon on a diplomatic mission to Braavos, where he meets his fourth mistress Bellegere Otherys.

## Deaths

* King Daeron I Targaryen, murdered at a parley by treacherous Dornish rebels.
* Three members of the kingsguard, including Ser Olyvar Oakheart, slain while defending their king.

## Titles and Appointments

* Prince Baelor becomes King of the Seven Kingdoms after his elder brother's death.
52 AC

**Year 52 After the Conquest** (**52 AC**) is a year in the Westerosi calendar, the 52nd after Aegon's crowning in Oldtown that maesters and educated people use as a reference to date the years.

In 52 AC King Jaehaerys reprised his progress, visiting the Vale of Arryn. Although Queen Alysanne could only accompany him during part of the travel, her influence was instrumental in the promulgation of the Widow's Laws. The king also centered his efforts into the urbanization of King's Landing, starting the construction of a great central square and several long streets.

## Events

* King Jaehaerys visits Gulltown, Runestone, Redfort, Longbow Hall, Heart's Home, the Gates of the Moon and the Eyrie

## Births

* Boremund Baratheon, son of Rogar Baratheon and Alyssa Velaryon
Aemma Arryn

## Aemma

Sian Brooke as Aemma Arryn

Queen **Aemma Arryn** was the queen consort and first wife of King Viserys I Targaryen, and a granddaughter of King Jaehaerys I Targaryen and his sister-wife, Queen Alysanne Targaryen.

## History

Aemma was the third child of Lord Rodrik Arryn, the first by his second wife, Princess Daella Targaryen, herself the daughter of King Jaehaerys I Targaryen and his sister-wife Alysanne Targaryen. Aemma's mother died in childbed. Aemma had two elder half-sisters from her father's first marriage, Elys and Amanda.

Aemma married Prince Viserys Targaryen, her cousin, in 93 AC. Upon her grandfather's death, Aemma became the queen consort of Viserys, who had been chosen as heir to the throne during the Great Council in 101 AC.

Aemma became pregnant multiple times in the early years of her marriage. She suffered multiple miscarriages, and gave birth to a son who eventually died in the cradle. In 97 AC, Aemma gave birth to a healthy daughter, Princess Rhaenyra. Aemma and Viserys both adored their only living child.

In early 105 AC, Aemma became pregnant once more. Late in the year, she gave birth to a son, Prince Baelon Targaryen. Aemma died during the birth, and her son died a day later.

## Legacy

Aemma's daughter Rhaenyra was chosen as heir to King Viserys I Targaryen in late 105 AC, after the deaths of both Aemma and her son Baelon, and after a fall-out between King Viserys and his brother, Prince Daemon Targaryen. Despite the fact that the lords of the realm swore their fealty to Princess Rhaenyra in 105 AC, Aemma's daughter, upon Viserys's death in 129 AC, found herself in a struggle for the throne. Viserys had remarried after Aemma's death, and fathered four children with his new wife. The eldest of those four, Prince Aegon, had been crowned king by Lord Commander Criston Cole, and Queen Regent Alicent Hightower, in an attempt to overthrow Princess Rhaenyra, who, at that point, was still unaware of her father's death.

This power struggle lead to a war known as the Dance of the Dragons, which caused the deaths of both Rhaenyra and her half-brother Aegon, as well as most of Rhaenyra's children, and Aegon's siblings and sons.

Aemma's daughter Rhaenyra had six children, one of them stillborn. The youngest two of Rhaenyra's living children, Princes Aegon and Viserys, would later become kings, Aegon III and Viserys II. It would be the line of Viserys II that continued the line of dragonkings. In addition, Aegon's daughter Daena and Viserys's son Aegon had a bastard son together, Daemon, who would create House Blackfyre.
Addison Hill

Ser **Addison Hill**, known as the **Bastard of Cornfield**, was a bastard knight from House Swyft and a Lord Commander of the Kingsguard.

## Character

Addison is remembered for being quick, strong, observant, and famed for his prowess with sword and shield. He was devoted to his king.

## History

In 10 AC, Ser Addison was chosen by Queen Visenya Targaryen to be one of the first knights of the Kingsguard when the order was founded by King Aegon I Targaryen He would serve his king with honor and valor until the end of his life.

Despite his bastard origin, Addison eventually rose to become Lord Commander of the Kingsguard.
44 AC

**Year 44 After the Conquest** (**44 AC**) is a year in the Westerosi calendar, the 44th after Aegon's crowning in Oldtown that maesters and educated people use as a reference to date the years.

44 AC was peaceful compared to the previous one, and with the pregnancy of Queen Consort Alys Harroway, it seemed as if King Maegor would finally get his much desired heir. But Alys had an abortion, and Queen Consort Tyanna of the Tower accused her of having laid with many men to get pregnant. After obtaining confessions under torture, Maegor executed Alys, her father the Hand, their family, and the alleged lovers. Later in the year, Visenya Targaryen died, and Alyssa Velaryon took the opportunity to flee into hiding with her children Jaehaerys and Alysanne and their dragons.

## Events

* The entire House Harroway is obliterated on King Maegor's orders. Their holdings are divided among House Butterwell, that receives Lord Harroway's Town, and House Darry, that receives the rest of their lands.
* Lord Edwell Celtigar is named Hand of the King, replacing Lord Lucas Harroway.
* Following the death of Dowager Queen Visenya, Dowager Queen Alyssa Velaryon flees Dragonstone with her youngest two living children, Jaehaerys and Alysanne. Alyssa takes the Valyrian sword Dark Sister with her.

## Deaths

* Septon Pater, the aged man who became High Septon after his predecessor's death last year.
* Queen Consort Alys Harroway, put to death by King Maegor I Targaryen.
* Lord Lucas Harroway, put to death by King Maegor I Targaryen.
* Lady Jeyne Harroway, put to death by King Maegor I Targaryen.
* Lady Hanna Harroway, put to death by King Maegor I Targaryen.
* Horas Harroway, put to death by King Maegor I Targaryen.
* Dowager Queen Visenya Targaryen, on Dragonstone.
* Prince Viserys Targaryen, tortured and murdered on the orders of Maegor the Cruel by Tyanna of the Tower.
* Every living member of House Harroway was ordered to be put to death by King Maegor I Targaryen.
* Grand Maester Desmond, put to death by King Maegor I Targaryen.
* Ser Walton Towers died from his wounds in claiming the castle of Harrenhal.
5 AC

**Year 5 After the Conquest** (**5 AC**) is a year in the Westerosi calendar, the 5th after Aegon's crowning in Oldtown that maesters and educated people use as a reference to date the years.

In 5 AC the Dornish War continued with renewed fierceness. Taking advantage of the fact that Aegon and Balerion had returned to King's Landing, hordes of Dornish spearmen emerged from hiding and recaptured the castles they had lost, killing the garrisons and the castellans. Lord Jon Rosby was thrown by Meria Martell from the top of the Spear Tower in what would be known as the Defenestration of Sunspear, and Harlan Tyrell and his entire army disappeared amidst the red sands, somewhere at the east of Hellholt.

Year 5 AC is also notable for the creation of the office of Grand Maester, after King Aegon requested the Citadel to send him one of their own to advise him.

## Deaths

* Jon Rosby, thrown by Meria Martell from the top of the Spear Tower
* Harlan Tyrell and his army, disappeared in the deserts of Dorne.

## Titles and Appointments

* Archmaester Ollidar is named the first Grand Maester following the creation of the office by Aegon I Targaryen.
* Theo Tyrell, son of Harlan Tyrell, inherits Highgarden.
106 AC

**Year 106 After the Conquest** (**106 AC**) is a year in the Westerosi calendar, the 106th after Aegon's crowning in Oldtown that maesters and educated people use as a reference to date the years.

In 106 AC King Viserys married again, choosing his Hand's daughter Alicent Hightower. This alienated both Prince Daemon and Lord Corlys Velaryon, that shunned the wedding and tried to carve their own kingdom by initiating an invasion of the Stepstones

## Events

* King Viserys I Targaryen marries Alicent Hightower.
* The War for the Stepstones begins.
Aegon Frey (son of Ser Stevron)

## Aegon Frey

*For other uses, see Aegon Frey.*

**Aegon Frey**, called **Jinglebell**, is the lackwit son of Ser Stevron Frey and Jeyne Lydden, and the fool of the Twins.

## Appearance and Character

Aegon is about fifty, thin and stooped. He has long grey hair. He strongly resembles his grandfather, Lord Walder Frey, but has larger and friendlier eyes. Aegon is a simple and harmless lackwit with a vacant expression.

Aegon wears fine blue wool and grey satin, as well as a crown and collar decorated with small brass bells.

## History

Lord Walder Frey claims to have hosted three kings at the Twins, but Jinglebell was not introduced to them.
100 AC

**Year 100 After the Conquest** (**100 AC**) is a year in the Westerosi calendar, the 100th after Aegon's crowning in Oldtown that maesters and educated people use as a reference to date the years.

In 100 AC Ser Ryam Redwyne was relieved of his duties as Hand after only a year in office, and was replaced by the Old King's son and heir Baelon. And at the seventh moon of the year, the Good Queen Alysanne died at Dragonstone, where she had retired to life her last days.

## Deaths

* Queen Alysanne Targaryen, died of a wasting illness on the 1st day of the 7th moon, at the age of 64.

## Titles and Appointments

* Prince Baelon Targaryen is named Hand of the King, replacing Ryam Redwyne.
Shrykos

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**Shrykos** was a young she-dragon bound to Prince Jaehaerys Targaryen during the Dance of the Dragons.

## History

Shrykos died in the Dragonpit when it was invaded by a half-crazed angry mob after a one-handed prophet called the Shepherd began to rant against all dragons everywhere. Shackled by her heavy chains, Shrykos was slain by a woodsman known as Hobb the Hewer who leapt onto her neck driving his axe into her skull as she roared and twisted, trying to throw him off. With his legs locked around the dragon's neck, Hobb delivered seven blows and each time his axe came down he roared out the name of each of the Seven. It was the Stranger's blow that slew the dragon, his axe crashed through scale and bones into Shrykos's brain.

There is little doubt that Shrykos killed scores of people in the Dragonpit before being slain. Shrykos was never ridden.
Aegon Ambrose

## Aegon

Warrior's Sons

Ser **Aegon Ambrose** was a knight of House Ambrose and a member of the Warrior's Sons at the start of the reign of King Maegor I Targaryen.

## History

In 42 AC, Ser Aegon, stationed at the King's Landing chapter of the Warrior's Sons, based in the Sept of Remembrance. He fought in the trial of seven in which seven of the Warrior's Sons faced King Maegor I Targaryen and his six champions. Aegon died during the fight.
God-Emperor

The **god-emperor** is the ruler of the Golden Empire of Yi Ti, as well as the ruler of its mythic predecessor, the Great Empire of the Dawn. Only he may don the gowns of cloth-of-gold, green pearls, and jade that tradition allows the emperor to wear. The Lengii worship a god-empress.

Though it was once a position of great power, now the actual writ of the emperor extends no farther than the walls of his own capital. The true power lies on the hundred princes, as well as the brigands, priest-kings, sorcerers, warlords, generals, and tax collectors throughout the realm.

## Claimants

Three men claim the title of god-emperor in the present day:

* The azure emperor Bu Gai, seated at Yin.
* General Pol Qo, Hammer of the Jogos Nhai, self-styled first of the Orange Emperors and seated at Trader Town.
* An exiled sorcerer lord seated at Carcosa, boasting to be the sixty-ninth yellow emperor, a dynasty fallen for a thousand years.

## Past God-Emperors

### Great Empire of the Dawn

* The God-on-Earth, the only son of the Lion of Night and the Maiden-Made-of-Light
* The Pearl Emperor, the eldest son of the God-on-Earth
* The Jade Emperor
* The Tourmaline Emperor
* The Onyx Emperor
* The Topaz Emperor
* The Opal Emperor
	+ The Amethyst Empress, his daughter
	+ The Bloodstone Emperor, his son, who slew his sister and usurped her

### Golden Empire of Yi Ti

* Har Loi, first of the Grey Emperors
* Choq Choq, the humpbacked, fifteenth and last of the Indigo Emperors
* Mengo Quen, the Glittering God, third of the Jade-Green Emperors
* Lo Tho, called Lo Longspoon and Lo the Terrible, twenty-second of the Scarlet Emperors
* Lo Doq, called Lo Lackwit, thirty-fourth of the Scarlet Emperors
	+ Empress Bathi Ma Lo, his wife
* The Nine Eunuchs, the Pearl-White Emperors, who ruled for a total of 130 years
* Jar Har, sixth of the Sea-Green Emperors
	+ Jar Joq, his first son, seventh of the sea-green emperors
	+ Jar Han, his second son, eight of the sea-green emperors
* Chai Duq, the fourth of the Yellow Emperors
Worms

Worms love hating Ducks despite the obvious fact that ducks>Foxes. Worms also build objects called Thrashy Trashies and sit on Ducklings, much to the annoyance of the ducks. Worms can also glow blue. When cut, worms will fart Suicide Bombing Ninja Heads into the Bananana they live in. Worm Livers explode if worms eat Foxes.
A Consideration of History

***A Consideration of History*** is a history written by Archmaester Perestan. It includes the War Across the Water, in which the Vale and the North fought over the Three Sisters. The text also suggests "Erreg" was the corrupted title of an Andal chieftain who cut down weirwoods on behalf of a river king's rival.

## Quotes

> For ten long centuries the direwolf and the falcon had fought and bled over three rocks, until one day the wolf awoke as from a dream and realized it was only stone between his teeth, whence he spat it out and walked away.
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219 AC

**Year 219 After the Conquest** (**219AC**) is a year in the Westerosi calendar, the 219th after Aegon's crowning in Oldtown that maesters and educated people use as a reference to date the years.

In 219 AC Haegon Blackfyre and Bittersteel crossed the Narrow Sea and launched the Third Blackfyre Rebellion. They were defeated and captured by the Targaryen army led Prince Maekar. Haegon was murdered treacherously after he had surrendered, and Bittersteel was allowed to avoid the death penalty by taking the black. However, on route to the Wall, he escaped.

## Events

* Third Blackfyre Rebellion occurs.
* Aegor Rivers is taken captive and sent to the Red Keep for the kings justice.
* King Aerys tries Bittersteel and sentences him to death for high treason, but allows him to take the black.
* On route to the Wall, Bittersteel escapes and returns to Tyrosh.

## Deaths

* Haegon Blackfyre, slain treacherously after he had given his sword.

## Titles and Appointments

* Daemon Blackfyre, Haegon's eldest son, is crowned by Bittesteel becoming the new Blackfyre claimant to the Iron Throne.
2 AC

**Year 2 After the Conquest** (**2 AC**) is a year in the Westerosi calendar, the one immediately after Aegon's crowning in Oldtown that maesters and educated people use as a reference to date the years.

In 2 AC King Aegon I Targaryen led the invasion of the Iron Islands with Balerion in order to put and end to the civil war that had erupted after Harren Hoare's death during the Conquest. The main claimant, Qhorin Volmark, was slain by Aegon with Blackfyre, and the priest-king Lodos drowned himself after his prayers to the Drowned God went unanswered. Afterwards, Aegon allowed the Ironborn to elect their own leader, and Lord Vickon Greyjoy was chosen as Lord of the Iron Islands.

## Deaths

* Qhorin Volmark, slain by Aegon I Targaryen.
* Lodos, drowned himself.

## Titles and Appointments

* Vickon Greyjoy is named Lord of the Iron Islands.
* Ser Quenton Qoherys is named Lord of Harrenhal.
4 AC

**Year 4 After the Conquest** (**4 AC**) is a year in the Westerosi calendar, the 4th after Aegon's crowning in Oldtown that maesters and educated people use as a reference to date the years.

4 AC was the beginning of the First Dornish War, with a Targaryen full-fledged attempt to invade Dorne. Queen Rhaenys Targaryen attacked the Planky Town from the air with Meraxes, while King Aegon marched through the Prince's Pass and Lord Orys Baratheon descended through the Boneway. Although Orys was ambushed and captured by the Wyl of Wyl, most of the Dornish prefer to avoid confrontation and abandon their strongholds rather than face the invading armies. After capturing a few castles, Aegon took Sunspear and declared the conquest of Dorne concluded.

## Events

* House Targaryen begins another invasion of Dorne it becomes known as the First Dornish War.
* Lord Orys Baratheon is taken captive during the First Dornish War.
* Lord Harlan Tyrell loses a quarter of his men and almost all his horses while marching toward Hellholt, only to find it deserted.
* Aegon takes Skyreach, Yronwood, the Tor, and Ghost Hill.
* Rhaenys burns the Planky Town, and takes Lemonwood, Spottswood, Stinkwater, and Sunspear.

## Deaths

* Lord Toland's fool, slain by King Aegon after he had been sent to find him dressed as a champion.

## Titles and appointments

* Lord Jon Rosby is named Castellan of Sunspear and Warden of the Sands, to rule Dorne in Aegon's name.
131 AC

**Year 131 After the Conquest** (**131 AC**) is a year in the Westerosi calendar, the 131st after Aegon's crowning in Oldtown that maesters and educated people use as a reference to date the years.

131 AC saw the end of the civil war known as the Dance of the Dragons, when King Aegon II Targaryen died in the middle of the year. Prince Aegon "the Younger" Targaryen was crowned as King Aegon III Targaryen instead, and a peace was made.

## Events

* The Battle of the Kingsroad, final battle of the Dance of the Dragons.
* The Dance of the Dragons ends.
* After the Dance of the Dragons, the period of regency begins.
* Princess Jaehaera Targaryen marries King Aegon III Targaryen.

## Births

* Royce Baratheon
* Son of Sharis Footly

## Deaths

* Lord Borros Baratheon, slain in battle by Lord Kermit Tully.
* King Aegon II Targaryen, poisoned.
* Lord Larys Strong, executed for treason.
* Ser Gyles Belgrave, knight of the Kingsguard, executed for treason.

## Marriages

* King Aegon III Targaryen to Princess Jaehaera Targaryen

## Titles and Positions

### Small Council

* Lord Cregan Stark is named Hand of the King. He holds his position for a day.
* Ser Tyland Lannister is named Hand of the King, after Cregan Stark resigns.
260 AC

**Year 60 After the Conquest** (**260 AC**) is a year in the Westerosi calendar, the 260th after Aegon's crowning in Oldtown that maesters and educated people use as a reference to date the years.

In 260 AC the Seven Kingdoms got involved in the War of the Ninepenny Kings. The Westerosi army drove out the Band of Nine of the Stepstones, and after Ser Barristan Selmy slain Maelys the Monstruous in single combat, the Blackfyre line was extinguished in the male line.

## Events

* War of the Ninepenny Kings.
* Tywin Lannister is knighted.

## Deaths

**In the War of the Ninepenny Kings**:

* Lord Ormund Baratheon, slain by Maelys Blackfyre soon after the Westerosi army disembarked at the Stepstones.
* Jason Lannister dies on Bloodstone.
* Maelys I Blackfyre, slain in single combat by Ser Barristan Selmy.

## Titles and Appointments

* Ser Steffon Baratheon becomes Lord of Storm's End after the death of his father.
Archon

*For the ruler of Tyrosh, see Archon of Tyrosh*

**Archons** were officials in the Valyrian Freehold.

## History

Archons were provisionally elected by their lords freeholder of Valyria. Often dragonriders, archons from Valyria oversaw colonial cities and towns of the Valyrian Freehold, with the exceptions of the self-ruling Free Cities. While the Freehold was destroyed with the Doom of Valyria, the ruler of the Free City of Tyrosh is known as the Archon.
Aegon Targaryen (son of Jaehaerys I)

## Aegon

Prince Baelon Targaryen

Princess Alyssa Targaryen

Princess Maegelle Targaryen

Prince Vaegon Targaryen

Princess Daella Targaryen

Princess Saera Targaryen

Princess Viserra Targaryen

Prince Gaemon Targaryen

Prince Valerion Targaryen

Princess Gael Targaryen

*For other uses, see Aegon Targaryen.*

Prince **Aegon Targaryen** was the firstborn child of King Jaehaerys I Targaryen and Queen Alysanne Targaryen. He was named Aegon in honor of both Aegon the Conqueror and their deceased brother Aegon. He was born too early, however, and died three days after being born.

Alysanne blamed Aegon's early birth and subsequent death on the women who had attacked her at Jonquil's Pool at Maidenpool, believing that if she had been allowed to bathe in the pool and its healing waters, Aegon would have lived.
Scouring of Lorath

The **Scouring of Lorath** was the conquest of the Lorathi islands by the Valyrian Freehold, as described in *The Fires of the Freehold*.

## History

When Qarlon the Great led his Andals against Norvos, the Free City appealed to Valyria for aid, resulting in the destruction of Qarlon and his host near Norvos. The Valyrian dragonlords then flew to Lorath, burning Qarlon's keep at Lorassyon and settlements throughout Lorath Bay and scorching the ancient labyrinths of the mazemakers with dragonfire. According to legend none of the Lorathi Andals survived the attack. More than a century later the Lorathi islands were resettled by Valyrian colonists who worshipped Boash.
Defender of the Dispossessed

**Defender of the Dispossessed** is an honorary title claimed by the Lord of House Manderly of White Harbor. It most likely relates to the Manderlys' status as refugees from the Reach, from where House Gardener sent them into exile in the north (where they were welcomed by House Stark), and House Peake occupied their castle Dunstonbury.

Lord Wyman Manderly is the current possessor of the title.

## Known Defenders of the Dispossessed

* Theomore Manderly, who ruled during the reign of Jaehaerys I Targaryen.
* Desmond Manderly, who ruled during the Dance of the Dragons.
* Torrhen Manderly, ruled during the regency for the young King Aegon III.
* Wyman Manderly, Lord of White Harbor, is the current Defender of the Dispossessed.

## See also

* Lord or Lady Marshal of the Mander
* Shield of the Faith
* Warden of the White Knife
* Lord or Lady of White Harbor
209 AC

**Year 209 After the Conquest** (**209 AC**) is a year in the Westerosi calendar, the 209th after Aegon's crowning in Oldtown that maesters and educated people use as a reference to date the years.

In 209 AC, Prince Baelor Targaryen, the Hand of the King, died during a tourney at Ashford. Later that year the Great Spring Sickness began, which killed tens of thousands, including Baelor's father King Daeron II Targaryen, as well as Baelor's two sons and King Daeron's direct heirs, Prince Valarr and Prince Matarys Targaryen. Daeron's second son, Prince Aerys Targaryen, was crowned as King Aerys I Targaryen, being the next male in line.

## Events

* A tourney takes place at Ashford.
* The minor branch of House Fossoway (aka "the green-apple Fossoways") is founded.
* Prince Aerion Targaryen is sent to Lys.
* Prince Aegon Targaryen joins the hedge knight Ser Duncan the Tall as his squire.
* The Great Spring Sickness begins and spreads.
* Prince Aerys Targaryen is crowned as King Aerys I Targaryen upon the death of King Daeron II. His wife, Princess Consort Aelinor Penrose, becomes Queen Consort.
* Ser Brynden Rivers is named Hand of the King for King Aerys I Targaryen.

## Deaths

* Ser Arlan of Pennytree, of a chill.
* Prince Baelor Targaryen, slain by his brother Prince Maekar, due to a tourney mishap.
* Ser Humfrey Beesbury, slain during the Trial of Seven by Ser Donnel of Duskendale.
* Ser Humfrey Hardyng, severely wounded during the Trial of Seven, later succumbed to his wounds.
* Prince Valarr Targaryen, due to the Great Spring Sickness, mere hours before his grandfather, King Daeron II.
* Prince Matarys Targaryen, due to the Great Spring Sickness, mere hours before his grandfather, King Daeron II.
* King Daeron II Targaryen, due to the Great Spring Sickness.
Addam Rivers

Ser **Addam Rivers** was a knight and a bastard of the Riverlands who claimed the title of river king or King of the Trident in the generations after the riverlands were conquered by the Storm King Arlan III Durrandon. Addam had a brief, inglorious reign, before being put down by the might of Storm's End.
101 AC

**Year 101 After the Conquest** (**101 AC**) is a year in the Westerosi calendar, the 101st after Aegon's crowning in Oldtown that maesters and educated people use as a reference to date the years.

It was the year of the First Great Council, where Jaehaerys summoned all the lords of the realm at Harrenhal to decide on who should be his heir after Prince Baelon's death.

## Events

* King Jaehaerys calls a Great Council to decide the heir to the Iron Throne, after the death of Prince Baelon.
	+ Fourteen claims are presented, including Baelon's son Viserys, his elder brother's daughter Rhaenys, her children Laena and Laenor Velaryon, Jaehaerys' third son Archmaester Vaegon, three bastard sons of Princess Saera, a man claiming descend from Gaemon the Glorious, a man who said that he was a bastard son of Maegor the Cruel and another saying that was a bastard son of King Jaehaerys himself.
	+ All claims save Viserys' and Laenor's are dismissed. All the lords participated in the final vote that was won by Prince Viserys by a lopsided margin.
	+ After the results of the Great Council are made public, King Jaehaerys names his grandson Viserys, Prince of Dragonstone.

## Deaths

* Prince Baelon Targaryen, of a burst belly.
* Grand Maester Allar.
Cupbearer

A **cupbearer** is a servant who fills wine cups and serves wine to a lord. A cupbearer may also do other duties, such as setting a table and serving food. In Westeros, noble children often serve as cupbearers, and it is considered to be a great honor to be chosen to serve, especially at court. Both boys and girls may serve as cupbearers. A page or squire may also act as a cupbearer to his master.

## Known cupbearers

* Prince Aegon Targaryen, for Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen
* Princess Aerea Targaryen, for Princess Alysanne Targaryen
* Cousin of Myrio Myrakis, for the Tattered Prince
* Prince Daeron Targaryen, for Lord Ormund Hightower
* Garmund Hightower, for Lord Lyonel Tyrell's mother
* Gaemon Palehair, for King Aegon III Targaryen
* Jessamyn Manderly, for Queen Alysanne Targaryen
* Princess Rhaelle Targaryen, for Lord Lyonel Baratheon
* Princess Rhaenyra Targaryen, for King Viserys I Targaryen
* Tywin Lannister, for King Aegon V Targaryen

## History

During the Andal invasion in the Westerlands, the First Men Kings of the Rock ennobled the more powerful of the Andal war chiefs, but took their children as wards, to serve as squires and pages and cupbearers in Casterly Rock, and as hostages against potential treachery.

In 105 AC, eight-year-old Princess Rhaenyra Targaryen became the cupbearer for her father, King Viserys I Targaryen. Thereafter, the king was seldom seen without his daughter by his side.

In 126 AC, King Viserys I's youngest son Prince Daeron was sent to Oldtown to serve as cupbearer and squire to Lord Ormund Hightower.

During the Dance of the Dragons civil war, King Aegon II Targaryen offered his rival Queen Rhaenyra terms of parlay, including that her son Prince Viserys would be given a place of honor in his court as his cupbearer, but she rejected the offer.

After Queen Rhaenyra took King's Landing, she made her son Prince Aegon her cupbearer, so he might never be far from her side.

After Prince Duncan Targaryen broke his betrothal with the daughter of Lord Lyonel Baratheon in 239 AC, a short rebellion ensued due to the Storm Lord's anger at his wounded pride. It ended only when Lord Lyonel was defeated in single combat, and King Aegon V Targaryen promised that his youngest daughter, Rhaelle, would wed Lord Lyonel's heir Ormund. To seal the bargain, Princess Rhaelle was sent to Storm's End to serve as Lord Lyonel's cupbearer and companion to his lady wife.

Around 252 AC, Tywin Lannister was sent by his father Lord Tytos to King's Landing, to serve as a cupbearer in the court of King Aegon V Targaryen.
60 AC

**Year 60 After the Conquest** (**60 AC**) is a year in the Westerosi calendar, the 60th after Aegon's crowning in Oldtown that maesters and educated people use as a reference to date the years.

60 AC was the final year of a two-year exceptionally cold and cruel winter. During this year, the terrible winter plague known as the Shivers finally ran its course, but not before claiming the life of Princess Daenerys Targaryen, the eldest living child of King Jaehaerys I Targaryen and Queen Alysanne Targaryen. Near the end of the year, shortly following the birth of the king and queen's fifth child, Alyssa, winter finally broke.

## Events

* The two-year winter ends near the end of the year.

## Births

* Princess Alyssa Targaryen, the fifth child of King Jaehaerys I Targaryen and Queen Alysanne Targaryen.

## Titles and Positions

**Small Council**

* Lord Rodrik Arryn is named Master of Laws.
* Lord Martyn Tyrell is named Master of Coin.

**Kingsguard**

* Ser Ryam Redwyne is named to the Kingsguard.
* Ser Robin Shaw is named to the Kingsguard.

**Other**

* Robert Redwyne is made the new Commander of the City Watch.
45 AC

**Year 45 After the Conquest** (**45 AC**) is a year in the Westerosi calendar, the 45th after Aegon's crowning in Oldtown that maesters and educated people use as a reference to date the years.

In 45 AC the Red Keep was finally finished. After slaughtering its builders to prevent them from revealing its secrets, Maegor I commanded the ruins of the Sept of Remembrance to be cleared from the top of Rhaenys's Hill, to make space for the building of the Dragonpit. In the last part of the year, Maegor resumed his campaign against the Faith Militant.

## Events

* The construction of the Red Keep is finished.
* The building of the Dragonpit is initiated.
* Late in the year, King Maegor I Targaryen begins a new campaign against the rebellious Faith Militant.

## Deaths

* The construction workers who had built the Red Keep.
* Queen Consort Ceryse Hightower, daughter of Martyn Hightower, niece of a previous High Septon.
* Jeyne Poore, burned alive.
* Ser Horys Hill, leading a failed attempt to rescue Jeyne.
236 AC

**Year 236 After the Conquest** (**236 AC**) is a year in the Westerosi calendar, the 236th after Aegon's crowning in Oldtown that maesters and educated people use as a reference to date the years.

236 AC was known as **The Year of the Red Spring** (an epithet that is also used for 120 AC). Just as a harsh six-year winter was beginning to recede, Daemon III Blackfyre crossed the Narrow Sea with an army and attempted to invade Westeros, in what would become the Fourth Blackfyre Rebellion. The Blackfyres were defeated in the Battle of Wendwater Bridge, where the Kingsguad knight Ser Duncan the Tall slew Daemon III.

## Deaths

* Daemon III Blackfyre, killed by Ser Duncan the Tall of the Kingsguard.
* Ser Tion Lannister dies in the Fourth Blackfyre Rebellion.
Zion Toretto

Lord **Zion Apollo Toretto** is a main character on the fantasy, action-adventure series, *Mystic Mayhem*.

Zion is the second-born child and only son of Faith Toretto, the Duchess of Solaria and an incredibly powerful witch, the younger maternal half-brother of Skylar Toretto, the nephew of Messiah and Kharma Toretto, the cousin of Tyson, Rashad and Rylee Toretto and the grandson of Journey and Kamari Toretto.

Zion is a very young, yet incredibly powerful witch, as well as a direct descendant of the Toretto family, a royal bloodline of extremely powerful witches. Zion is a Lord of Solaria, as status of the child of the second-born child.

## History

### Early Life

Zion was born on March 15, 2020, as a Lord of Solaria, as the younger child of Faith Toretto and the youngest child and member of the Toretto family. He was born breech (buttocks first), beforehand his mother felt pain and was forced to deliver beforehand. He was delivered in assistance by his older cousin, Tyrone, when he was only fourteen years old. Due to him helping Zion be birthed safely, Faith allowed Tyson to give Zion his middle name, Apollo.

Around two years old, during the Solarian Civil War, he, his cousins and his grandfather were taken to the First World for safety.

## Trivia

* His older and favorite cousin, Tyson Toretto, helped deliver him.
	+ Tyson gave him his middle name, which they share "Apollo".
	+ Tyson is also his godbrother.
* He is the youngest member of the Toretto family.
134 AC

**Year 134 After the Conquest** (**134 AC**) is a year in the Westerosi calendar, the 134th after Aegon's crowning in Oldtown that maesters and educated people use as a reference to date the years.

134 was a harsh year, the fifth of Winter. In the North there was widespread famine, the Iron Islands suffered a savage power struggle and the revenge of the Westerners, and in the Vale three candidates disputed the Arryn seat after the death of Lady Jeyne, *the Maiden of the Vale*. The king's youngest brother Viserys was found alive and ransomed.

## Events

* Alyn Velaryon returns from his First Voyage to King's Landing, bringing with him the long lost Prince Viserys.
* Prince Viserys announces that his wife is pregnant.

## Births

* Lady Laena Velaryon, daughter of Lord Alyn Velaryon and Lady Baela Targaryen.

## Deaths

* Lady Jeyne Arryn, of illness, in Gulltown.
* Lord Manfryd Mooton, of age and illness.
* Nine cousins of the late Dalton Greyjoy, two of his sisters and their husbands, and lords Drumm, Goodbrother, Volmark, Harlaw, Botley, and Stonehouse, all of them killed by the Westerners during their raid on the Iron Islands
* Thousands of Ironborn, of starvation due to the Westerners having taken or despoiled their food.

## Titles and appointments

* Lord Unwin Peake resigns as regent, and is replaced as Hand of the King by Lord Thaddeus Rowan.
* Ser Corwyn Corbray, husband to Lady Rhaena Targaryen, replaces Manderly as regent.
211 AC

**Year 211 After the Conquest** (**211 AC**) is a year in the Westerosi calendar, the 211st after Aegon's crowning in Oldtown that maesters and educated people use as a reference to date the years.

211 AC was a harsh year, with a severe summer drought entering its second year and Dagon Greyjoy continuing his raids on the Sunset Sea coast.

## Events

* Dagon Greyjoy and his ironmen raid Little Dosk.
* Eustace Osgrey and Rohanne Webber marry.
Aliandra Nymeros Martell

## Aliandra

### Successor

Princess Coryanne Nymeros Martell as (*Princess of Dorne*), (*Lady of Sunspear*)

## Physical Description

### Gender

Female

Princess **Aliandra Nymeros Martell** was the ruling Princess of Dorne and head of House Nymeros Martell during the reign of King Aegon III Targaryen.

## Character

Aliandra was a flirtatious and fiery young woman.

## History

The daughter of Prince Qoren Martell, Aliandra became Princess of Dorne at the age of seventeen. She saw herself as "the new Nymeria" and encouraged her lords and knights to prove themselves to her by raiding in the Dornish Marches. Aliandra's younger brother was suggested as a possible husband for Lady Baela Targaryen, but she wed Lord Alyn Velaryon instead.

When she was eighteen, Aliandra met Alyn Oakenfist during his first great journey, when his campaign to defend the westerlands from Lord Dalton Greyjoy brought him to Sunspear. *Bastard Born* claims that Alyn had to provide intimate services to Aliandra before she allowed him provisions for his fleet, although *Hard as Oak* contradicts that story.

Aliandra met Alyn again when he returned from the Sunset Sea, and Drazenko Rogare, a Lysene envoy, informed the Oakenfist that Prince Viserys Targaryen was a captive of his brother, Lysandro Rogare. Aliandra showed great favor to Alyn during his visits. Alyn's wife, Baela Targaryen, disliked hearing about Aliandra.

Aliandra was one of the greatest beneficiaries of the Daughters' War, with Dorne taking dominion over most of the Stepstones. During the Lysene Spring, Aliandra married Drazenko and named him Prince Consort of Dorne and Lord of the Stepstones. When Drazenko suspiciously choked to death on bacon in 135 AC, his death was attributed by some to the Faceless Men of Braavos. Aliandra and Drazenko had no offspring, and her sister, Coryanne, continued House Nymeros Martell.
Adrian Redfort

## Adrian

Blacks

Ser **Adrian Redfort** was a knight from House Redfort and a member of Rhaenyra I Targaryen's Queensguard.

## History

Ser Adrian was inducted into the Queensguard after Rhaenyra seized King's Landing and commanded Lord Commander Lorent Marbrand to recruit six knights to serve alongside him.

Ser Adrian was killed in defense of Rhaenyra by the men of Ser Alfred Broome at Dragonstone. He was stabbed in the back by a spear.‏‎
Great Spring Sickness

The **Great Spring Sickness** was a plague epidemic which took place in 209 AC and 210 AC, killing tens of thousands in the Seven Kingdoms. Victims are said to have "died in the spring".

## History

The plague killed tens of thousands in the Seven Kingdoms with the major cities affected the most; it was bad in Lannisport, worse in Oldtown, but worst of all in King's Landing, where four in ten succumbed to it. A strong man could wake up healthy in the morning and die by the evening, so swiftly did the plague strike.

Dorne and the Vale of Arryn did not suffer from the Great Spring Sickness, as they closed off their access roads and their ports to all travellers. Ser Duncan the Tall and his squire, Prince Aegon Targaryen, were in Dorne for the duration of the plague so were unaffected by it.

The plague killed many people both nobles and smallfolk, including King Daeron II Targaryen and his two most immediate heirs, Princes Valarr and Matarys, as well as the High Septon, a third of the Most Devout, nearly all of the silent sisters in King's Landing, and possibly Daeron's Hand of the King, Ser Rolland Uffering, the fourth husband of Lady Rohanne Webber, died in the spring, as did the youngest son of Lord Ambrose Butterwell. Other notable victims include the heir and eldest son of Lord Bracken, and in 210 AC Lord Damon Lannister.

Lord Brynden Rivers, the Hand of the King to Daeron's successor Aerys I Targaryen, ordered the many bodies to be brought to the Dragonpit and burned by the pyromancers. The light of their wildfire pyres could be seen as a dark green glow throughout King's Landing during the night. A quarter of the city burned to the ground.

Many hostages of the Iron Throne, taken from Daemon I Blackfyre's supporters in the aftermath of the First Blackfyre Rebellion, died in the spring. With these kinsmen of their supporters already dead, Lord Gormon Peake and Daemon II Blackfyre felt more comfortable attempting the Second Blackfyre Rebellion.

## Quotes

> ... oh, it was a dreadful time. By the end, half the city was praying to the Stranger.
>
> Sefton to Duncan the Tall

> The drought wasn't Lord Bloodraven's fault, nor the Great Spring Sickness either.
>
> Aegon Targaryen to Duncan the Tall