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Carnotaurus

***Carnotaurus*** ("meat-eating bull"), was one of the most bizarre yet dangerous meat-eating dinosaurs ever found. Its skull was short, with spiked armor on the top and a pair of knobby horns over its small eyes. The neck and shoulder blades were well developed, but the arms were incredibly short, with forearms so shrunken they were practically just wrists; not even *Tyrannosaurus rex* had such small arms.

With its small skull, *Carnotaurus* might not have been able to attack big plant-eaters, but it was probably fast due to its long and powerfully built legs and could have easily chased down smaller, agile prey. In fact research as indicated that despite *Carnotaurus*’ small head, its jaws were able to open very widely apart from other theropod dinosaurs in order to catch prey.

The horns of *Carnotaurus* look something like those of a bull - and like a bull, it may have used them in contests with others of its own species. In this way, two *Carnotaurus* could test each other's strength without either of them seriously injuring the other.

*Carnotaurus* has become quite famous as a result of its starring role in the Disney animated film *Dinosaur*, however the animal depicted in the film are closer in size to *Tyrannosaurus rex* than the actual real *Carnotaurus*.
Myr

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**Myr** is one of the Free Cities. It sits on the Eastern shore of the Sea of Myr.

## People

Most people in **Myr** are dark-haired and dark-eyed. They are usually craftsmen.

## Products

**Myr** is known mostly for green nectar, lace, and glass.

## In the Books

* In A Storm of Swords, Tyrosh and Lys were on the verge of war and tried to ally with **Myr**.

* In A Feast for Crows, **Myr** is at war with Tyrosh and Lys.
Therizinosaurus

***Therizinosaurus*** was a genus of the Therizinosauridfamily. The *T. cheloniformis* species measuring perhaps 40 ft long and 22 ft high.

Its appearance has been a debate until recent decades. During the early phases of its discovery, it was assumed it was a species of a aquatic turtle. After several examinations and revisions, it was given the description of a gigantic carnosaur that measured 55 ft in length. After the discovery of related species *Nothronychus*, the debate over its appearance ended. It is uncertain what it ate, scientists agree that it was not an exclusive carnivore, but scientists once thought it was a carnivore. The theories are it was an insectivore, herbivore, or even an omnivore.

Dinosaur researchers Florence and Charlie Magovern discovered two 18-inch-long fossilized eggs in the Xixia Basin in Nanyang, China. These are perhaps the largest eggs of any animal ever found. Painstaking study of one egg throughout 1995 by the Magoverns and others revealed the bones of a tiny theropod, possibly a therizinosaur, an herbivore about which little is known. The fossil baby was named "Baby Louie" after photographer Louie Psihoyes.
Lady Forlorn

**Lady Forlorn** is a Valyrian steel sword in the possession of House Corbray of the Vale of Arryn. During the Blackfyre Rebellion Lady Forlorn was wielded by Ser Gwayne Corbray of the Kingsguard, who used it in his epic duel with Daemon Blackfyre wielding the Targaryen Valyrian sword Blackfyre at the Battle of the Redgrass Field.

Lady Forlorn is currently in the keeping of Ser Lyn Corbray, younger brother to Lord Lyonel Corbray of Heart's Home. Ser Lyn was given the sword by his father for his valor at the battle of the Trident. During the battle, when his father was wounded, Ser Lyn picked up Lady Forlorn and went on to slay Prince Lewyn Martell of the Kingsguard.
Hither Lands

The **Hither Lands** were the regions south of all Middle-earth (Endor) that were situated south of Umbar, Rhun and Cuivienen, just west of the East Sea, and north of the Dark Land.

## References

* The Atlas of Middle-earth
* The Ambarkanta
* The Silmarillion, Quenta Silmarillion, "Of Beleriand and its Realms"

## See also

* Aman
* Undying Lands
Lyonel Corbray

Lord **Lyonel Corbray** is the Lord of Heart's Home and the head of House Corbray. He is roughly forty years old.

## History

During the Battle of the Trident, Lord Corbray was wounded, and it was Lyyonel that carried his father back to the maesters. His brother, Lyn, picked up the family sword, Lady Forlorn, and led a charge against the Dornishmen, killing Prince Lewyn Martell. When their father died, Lyonel inherited the Corbray lands and titles, but Lyn was granted the family blade. This upset Lyonel, who felt he had been cheated.

Lyonel's first wife bore him one child, who was sickly and died during infancy. Because of this, Lyn has served as his heir for a long time.

## Books

### A Feast for Crows

Lyonel is not one of the Lords Declarant who openly oppose the rule of Petyr Baelish as Lord Protector of the Vale.

Lyonel is married to the sixteen year old daughter of a rich merchant from Gulltown. The match is brokered by Petyr. The wedding is well attended, with Benedar Belmore, Anya Waynwood and Symond Templeton all attending, despite being members of the Lords Declarant. Lyonel's wife is supposedly now pregnant with the heir that he has long hoped for.
Velociraptor

***Velociraptor***, in real life, was a genus of dromaeosaurid theropod dinosaur from the Late Cretaceous period which inhabited what is now the Mongolia-China border with other unique dinosaurs. *Velociraptor* was no bigger than a wolf and with its feathers it bore a very bird-like appearance that would make it all the more different from the films, being more akin to a flightless hawk. It had a long claw ("terrible claw") on the second toe of both feet, 8 cm (3 in) long, which was probably used as a weapon, plunging into the flesh of victims and causing deep wounds. *Velociraptor* was the first dromaeosaurid to be discovered (1923) and is still the most well known to paleontologists, with over a dozen recovered fossil skeletons - the most of any other member of its family.

Followed the unusual taxonomy created by Gregory S. Paul, who believed that *Deinonychus*, as well as a few other species of dromaeosaurids, could be classified under the genus "*Velociraptor*". As for the large size of the raptors, the novel raptors were sized up for an unknown reason by author Michael Crichton while the movie raptors were made larger per Steven Spielberg's request to him being unimpressed by the size of *Deinonychus*.
Baelor Targaryen (son of Daeron II)

## Baelor Targaryen

**Baelor Targaryen**, popularly known as **Baelor Breakspear**, was King Daeron II Targaryen's eldest son and heir. Baelor was also the elder brother of King Aerys I Targaryen, King Maekar I Targaryen, and was Hand of the King during his father's reign.

## Early Life

Baelor II Targaryen was born roughly around 169 AL, to Prince Daeron I Targaryen and Princess Myriah Martell. He was named after Daeron I's cousin Baelor the Blessed. Baelor, unlike his father Daeron, grew up to be a very martial man, renowned for his prowess with sword and lance.

During the first Blackfyre Rebellion, where his bastard uncle Daemon I Blackfyre chose to rebel against the crown, Baelor distinguished himself at the Battle of the Redgrass Field, leading a force of Dornishmen and Stormlanders to strike the final "hammerblow" against the rear of the rebel army. Baelor was later named Hand of the King by his father.

## Tales of Dunk and Egg

### The Hedge Knight

During a tourney at Ashford Castle (having once jousted against Ser Duncan's late master, Ser Arlan of Pennytree, in a tourney at Storm's End), Prince Baelor vouches for Ser Duncan the Tall, who was nearly barred from competing. But after Duncan assaults Prince Baelor's nephew, Prince Aerion I Targaryen demands combat by a Trial of Seven. Baelor enters to become one of Duncan's seven champions. Prince Maekar Targaryen was furious at Baelor for this, but Baelor merely claimed that *"This man protected the weak, as every knight must, let the gods determine if he was right or wrong"*. Baelor later enaged his brother Maekar in the trial of combat, who was defending his son. Though victorious, Baelor was mortally wounded by a blow from his brother's mace. He was survived by his two sons, Prince Valarr Targaryen and Prince Matarys Targaryen.

## Character and appearance

Baelor, unlike his father and several of his other siblings, had a more Dornish appearance, having inherited his mother's dark hair. He wore his hair short and kept his jaw clean-shaven. Baelor was a skilled warrior and battle commander having fought and led armies in the Blackfyre Rebellion. He was considered to be the soul of chivalry and an effective Hand of the King.
Dor Daedeloth

**Dor Daedeloth** was the land of Morgoth, and at a time made up the north half of Beleriand. It once lay to the south of Ard-Galen.

## History

Dor Daedeloth, lay around the fortresses of Angband, Utumno, Thangorodrim, Ered Gorgoroth and on both sides of the Ered Engrin. It was here that the Orcs and other creatures of Morgoth lived and bred.

After defeating the armies of Morgoth in the Dagor-nuin-Giliath, the march of the Ñoldor in early First Age was halted there after Fëanor, who had pressed on to Angband to face the Dark Lord himself, was mortally wounded by Balrogs.

The Ñoldor then encircled the land (at least in the south), starting the Siege of Angband. It is probable that they built a number of fortresses and outposts there, but they must have been destroyed or taken over by the enemy during Dagor Bragollach.

The area perished with the rest of the Beleriand at the conclusion of the War of Wrath at the end of the First Age.

## Etymology

*Dor Daedeloth* was Sindarin for 'Land of the Shadow of Horror'.

## References

1. ↑ *The Silmarillion, Quenta Silmarillion,* Chapter XIII: "Of the Return of the Noldor"
2. ↑ *The Silmarillion,* Index of Names
3. ↑ *The Silmarillion,* Appendix: Elements in Quenya and Sindarin names
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Mysaria

**Mysaria**, also known as **Misery** or the **White Worm**, was a prostitute from the city of Lys. She was a lover of Prince Daemon Targaryen.

## History

Mysaria was taken as one of the many lovers of Daemon Targaryen, but she quickly became his favourite. In 105 AC she became pregnant with Daemon's child on Dragonstone. Daemon gave her a dragon egg for the child, as was traditional with offspring of members of House Targaryen.

This angered Daemon's brother, King Viserys I Targaryen. He ordered Daemon to take back the dragon egg and send Mysaria back to Lys. Daemon complied, and Mysaria left. She lost her child during a storm that took place on the Narrow Sea.

Mysaria helped Daemon again during the Dance of the Dragons, working as a go-between when Daemon wanted to hire assassins to avenge the death of Lucerys Velaryon. She hired Blood and Cheese, who assassinated the young Prince Jaehaerys Targaryen. It was Lady Mysaria that gave warnings to Queen Rhaenyra Targaryen during the Riot of King's Landing.

Mysaria's network of spies was supposedly almost as expansive as that of Brynden Rivers.
Dor Firn-i-Guinar

**Dor Firn-i-Guinar** or the **Land of the Dead that Live** was a land in the southern Ossiriand so named after Beren and Lúthien after their return to life by the Eldar.

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It was specifically located around the river Adurant east of the Gelion and well known for being the region surrounding Tol Galen
where Beren and Lúthien lived again after being released from the Halls of Mandos until their final deaths.

## History

### Before Beren and Lúthien arrival

Being a part the Ossiriand, this country was no doubt originally inhabited by the Nandor and their later related brethren the Laiquendi, the Green-elves after the death of their lord Denethor in the First Battle of Beleriand. The extent of the Elven population was probably sparse and hidden at this time.

### After Beren and Lúthien arrival

Some time around FA 469 having been granted a second but mortal life at the behest of Manwë under Eru, Beren and Lúthien returned to Middle-earth from the Halls of Mandos and settled on the isle of Tol Galen in the southern Ossiriand. It was from this time that the Eldar began to call the area Dor Firn-i-Guinar 'Land of the Dead that Live'. This news spread amongst the Laiquendi and the couple was regarded in high honour. Dior, the son of Beren and Lúthien was born in this country. After Beren recovered the Nauglamír and the Silmaril within it after the Battle of Sarn Athrad, it was said and sung that Lúthien had wore it around her neck and therefore was envisioned a great beauty in Middle-earth. Afterwards, the land had become a fair and beautiful place and shown with a light and beauty like that only seen in Valinor and apparently remained so until the final deaths of Beren and Lúthien and its destruction after War of Wrath.

## Etymology

Dor Firn-i-Guinar was Sindarin for 'Land of the Dead that Live'.

## References

1. ↑ *The Silmarillion* (inside cover), "Map of Beleriand and the Lands to the North"
2. ↑ *The Silmarillion, Quenta Silmarillion,* Chapter III: "Of the Coming of the Elves and the Captivity of Melkor"
3. ↑ *The Silmarillion, Quenta Silmarillion,* Chapter XIV: "Of Beleriand and its Realms"
4. ↑ *The Silmarillion, Quenta Silmarillion,* Chapter X: "Of the Sindar"
5. ↑ *The Silmarillion, Quenta Silmarillion,* Chapter XXII: "Of the Ruin of Doriath"
6. ↑ *The Silmarillion, Quenta Silmarillion,* Chapter XXIV: "Of the Voyage of Eärendil and the War of Wrath"
7. ↑ *The Complete Guide to Middle-earth*

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Daella Targaryen

Princess **Daella Targaryen** was the daughter of King Jaehaerys I Targaryen and Queen Alysanne Targaryen. She married Lord Rodrik Arryn, and together they had one child: Aemma Arryn.

Princess Daella was the fifth of the thirteen children born to King Jaehaerys and his wife Queen Alysanne, and one of only nine to live until adulthood.

In 80 AC, Daella married the Lord of the Eyrie, Lord Rodrik Arryn. They had one child together, a daughter named Aemma Arryn. However, Daella died giving birth to Aemma, in 82 AC.

Aemma would marry Daella's nephew, Prince Viserys Targaryen. When Viserys was crowned King of the Seven Kingdoms, Aemma became a Queen.
Durran

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

## History

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

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

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

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

***Ankylosaurus*** was built like a living tank, with extremely thick, bony plates of armor on its body, even including armored eyelids. Its tail also had a second function; it could act as a deadly club. The club was used to swing around and smash into an attacking dinosaur. Its club was so daunting that not even a *Tyrannosaurus rex*, would want to mess with this alarming species.

As a defensive creature, *Ankylosaurus* was one of nature's most perfect designs. It was almost impervious to being bitten from above and its long, strong tail muscles would have been able to swing its club with great force, however, the tail wasn't too flexible and could only swing 45 degrees in each direction.

There is very little fossil material from this dinosaur - it was apparently the last and largest of this family of armored dinosaurs. It walked fairly upright on all four legs, carrying its tail off the ground and it is theorized that it would drop to the ground when attacked to use its armor as a shield to cover its legs and underbelly.
Drúwaith Iaur

**File:Drúwaith Iaurjtm.jpg** **Drúwaith Iaur** also known as **Old Púkel land** was a land west of Gondor between the river Isen and the White Mountains.

## History

Drúwaith Iaur was supposedly one of the homes to the remnants of the Drúedain or Woses and perhaps other men who had once lived in the White Mountains (Ered Nimrais), but Drúwaith Iaur population was never fully established.

## Etymology

Drúwaith Iaur was Sindarin for 'Old wild-folk'.

## References

1. ↑ The Complete Guide to Middle-earth
2. ↑ The Atlas of Middle-earth pg. 88

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Lothor Brune

Ser **Lothor Brune** is an anointed knight of House Brune of Brownhollow. He is currently in service to Lord Petyr Baelish and House Arryn.

## Appearance and Character

He is quiet and loyal. His face has a squashed nose, a square jaw, and grey hair. He is neither handsome nor ugly. Sansa Stark believes his face to be an honest one.

## History

After the death of his father, Lothor travelled to Brownhollow to try and form some sort of family bond, but he was turned away. He claims to have learned what he knows about arms the hard way.

## Books

### A Game of Thrones

Lothor participates in the Hand's Tourney, where he defeats Jory Cassel on a judgement from Robert I Baratheon, ties with Ser Aron Santagar, and eventually loses to Ser Robar Royce.

### A Clash of Kings

Lothor is amongst the participants for the Tourney on King Joffrey's name day, where he is scheduled to joust against Ser Dontos Hollard. His opponent is too drunk to ride his horse, however, and so their match is called off.

Lothor fights for King Joffrey I Baratheon during the Battle of the Blackwater, cutting his way through House Fossoway men-at-arms to capture Ser Jon Fossoway and kill Ser Bryan and Ser Edwyd Fossoway. For this he is hranted a knighthood, and is promised a title and a keep in the Riverlands at the end of the war. He also acquired the nickname Apple-Eater, as a reference to the Fossoway sigil.

### A Storm of Swords

Lothor, under the orders of Petyr Baelish, commands the crossbowmen who kill Dontos Hollard after he smuggles Sansa Stark out of King's Landing. After the wedding of Lysa Arryn and Petyr on the Fingers, Lothor protects Sansa from the advances of Marillion, the singer. He then replaces Ser Marwyn Belmore as captain of the guards at the Eyrie.

### A Feast for Crows

Petyr tells Sansa that he has Oswell Kettleblack watching Lothor, and Lothor watching Oswell. Lothor is present for the meeting with the Lords Declarant, and when Ser Lyn Corbray draws his sword, Lothor goes for his own. Sansa believes that Lothor is attracted to Mya Stone, as he smiles whenever he mentions her.
Illyrio Mopatis

**Illyrio Mopatis** is a Magister of the Free City of Pentos. He is good friends with Varys. He claims to seek a restoration of House Targaryen in Westeros

## Appearance and Personality

He is said to be fat and round, with a long blonde beard.

## History

### A Game of Thrones

Illyrio welcomes the Beggar King Viserys III Targaryen and his sister into his manse. He then arranges the marriage between Daenerys Targaryen and Khal Drogo and gifted her and Viserys with three petrified dragon eggs that would later hatch into Drogon, Rhaegal, and Viserion. Illyrio takes charge of preparing Daenerys for her wedding.
Hyarmendacil I

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**Hyarmendacil I** was the fifteenth King of Gondor.

## Biography

Hyarmendacil was born **Ciryaher** to King Ciryandil who was slain defending Umbar while being besieged by the Haradrim. As Gondor's enemies to the south had yet to be subdued or pacified, he began his reign by reorganizing Gondor's armies. He declared war on the Haradrim in TA 1050 and finally defeated them. The Haradrim were forced to recognize him as their lord and king and paid tribute to Gondor, and their sons where forced to live as hostages in the court of the king. After this victory, he called himself *Hyarmendacil*, meaning *South-victor*.

After the defeat of Harad, Gondor became very rich and under his reign the realm reached its greatest extent and power. The passes of Mordor were well guarded by well-kept fortresses, so evil found no chance to spawn during Hyarmendacil's reign. No one dared to contest his power and Gondor was at peace for the rest of his long reign of 134 years. He died in TA 1149 at the age of two-hundred and fifty and was the fourth and last of the Ship-kings. He was succeeded by Atanatar II, his lesser interested in ruling son.

## Etymology

Hyarmendacil was a Sindarin word that meant "South-victor".

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## References

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2. ↑ *The Complete Guide to Middle-earth*

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Lyn Corbray

Ser **Lyn Corbray** is an anointed knight of House Corbray. He is the younger brother and heir of Lord Lyonel Corbray. He currently wields the Corbray sword, Lady Forlorn.

## Appearance and Character

Lyn is a thin man, with brown hair that falls to his shoulders. he is handsome, but also vain, reckless and hot-tempered. he is known to prefer the company of men over that of women.

## History

Lyn earned his knighthood fighting for House Targaryen during Robert's Rebellion, fighting alongside Marq Grafton at the gates of Gulltown. After the city was taken, he was pardoned and joined the Arryn forces under the command of Lord Jon Arryn.

Lyn was later present at the Battle of the Trident. When his father was wounded, Lyn picked up Lady Forlorn and led a charge against the Dornish troops. He personally finished off Prince Lewyn Martell of the Kingsguard, although Lewyn was already wounded. As an acknowledgment of his achievment, Lyn was granted Lady Forlorn, which upset his older brother.

## Books

### A Game of Thrones

Lyn is one of the suitors of Lady Lysa Arryn after the death of her husband, Jon Arryn. He is at the Eyrie for the arrival of Catelyn Stark and the imprisoned Tyrion Lannister, and witnesses Tyrion asking for a trial by combat. He puts himself forward as a champion of the Vale, but is rebuffed by Lysa in favour of Ser Vardis Egen.

After Ser Vardis is slain by Bronn, it is Lyn who escorts Bronn and Tyrion down the mountain to the Bloody Gate, before commanding them never to return to the Vale.

### A Feast for Crows

Lyn accompanies the Lords Declarant when they arrive at the Eyrie to parley with Lord Petyr Baelish upon the death of Lysa. During the meeting, Lyn grows tired, and threatens Petyr with his family sword, at which point Ser Lothor Brune also goes to draw his weapon. The other Lords Declarant intervene however, and no fight ensues, but Lyn withdraws from the meeting soon after.

Petyr later tells Sansa Stark that Lyn is actually under his employ, and that his job is to pretend hatred for Petyr and to join conspiracies against him. Lyn's price is gold and boys.
Othgar Hoare (the Demonlover)

## Othgar Hoare

King **Othgar Hoare**, also known as **Othgar the Demonlover**, was a King of the Iron Islands from House Hoare.

## History

Othgar was one of an era of Hoare kings that were openly opposed by the Drowned Men, due to their tolerance of the Faith of the Seven, distaste towards reaving, and encouragement of trade.
King of Cardolan

The **Kings of Cardolan** were the hereditary rulers of Cardolan, a splinter kingdom of Arnor. They ruled Cardolan for 548 years before its destruction in TA 1409.

The first king of Cardolan was the second son of Eärendur who following his father's death in T.A. 861 disputed the ascension of his elder brother Amlaith to the throne and declared himself king of the independent realm of Cardolan. The exact sequence of events which led to this, the later deeds of the kings of Cardolan as well as their names remain unknown.

Presumably the last king of Cardolan died in T.A. 1409 — the year given for its destruction by Angmar — as what remained of his subjects were absorbed into the kingdom of Arthedain. More evidence to this theory is that in the Appendices*,* it is stated that *"...........grave of the last prince of Cardolan, who fell on the war of 1409."* Template:House of Isildur
Jeyne Westerling (wife of Maegor I)

## Jeyne Westerling

Queen **Jeyne Westerling** was a lady of House Westerling and the wife of Lord Alyn Tarbeck and then King Maegor I Targaryen.

## History

Tall and willowy, Jeyne was a famed beauty. She was first wed with Lord Alyn Tarbeck, who died during the Battle Beneath the Gods Eye, fighting for the rebels. Jeyne gave him a posthumous son.

Jeyne was being courted by the son of the Lord of Casterly Rock before Maegor I Targaryen called for her to be wed to him along with Elinor Costayne and Rhaena Targaryen in a single ceremony. The trio became known as the Black Brides, as they were all widows.

In 47 AC, she was with child, but went into labour three moons before her baby was due, and gave birth to a stillborn monster. She did not long outlive her child.

## Books

### A Storm of Swords

After Robb Stark breaks his oath with House Frey by marrying Jeyne Westerling, he points out to his mother, Catelyn Stark, that the Westerlings are an old house, and cites another Jeyne marrying a Targaryen king.
Hugh Hammer

**Hugh Hammer**, also known as **Hard Hugh**, was the bastard son of a blacksmith on Dragonstone. He mounted the dragon Vermithor as part of the dragonseeds project. He was killed by Ser Jon Roxton during the Second Battle of Tumbleton.

## History

Hugh fought alongside Prince Jacaerys Velaryon and Ulf the White during the Battle of the Gullet. Afterwards he was named Lord of Bitterbridge. He, along with Ulf, defected from the blacks to the greens during the First Battle of Tumbleton, using his dragon to burn the city to ashes.

Hugh aimed to become a king, but had a cup of wine thrown in his face by Prince Daeron Targaryen after he made his claim. Ulf threatened to beat the boy, even though he was the younger brother of the king he was supporting. Hugh began to wear his crown the next day, but Ser Roger Corne knocked it off, for which Hugh had three horseshoes nailed to his skull. Hugh was cut from head to torso by Jon Roxton during the Second Battle of Tumbleton. Jon was killed shortly after.
Forlindon

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**Forlindon** was the northern part of Lindon which is separated from Harlindon, the southern part by the Gulf of Lune along the coasts of western Middle-earth.

The Elven-haven and harbour of Forlond lay on the southern coast of the region, and was ruled by Gil-galad.

Like the rest of Lindon it is a remnant of the Beleriand that sank under the Great Sea after the War of Wrath, at the end of the First Age.

## Etymology

The name ***Forlindon*** possibly means "North Lindon", from the Quenya word *formen* and Sindarin words *for, forn, forod* ("north") and Lindon.

## References

1. ↑ *The Atlas of Middle-earth*, The Second Age, "Refugee Relocation"
2. ↑ *The Silmarillion, Quenta Silmarillion,* Chapter XXIV: "Of the Voyage of Eärendil and the War of Wrath"
3. ↑ *The Silmarillion*, Appendix: Elements in Quenya and Sindarin names
4. ↑ *Parma Eldalamberon 17*, Words, Phrases and Passages in Various Tongues in The Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien

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Edwyle Stark

Lord **Edwyle Stark** was the only son of Lord Willam Stark. He was the head of House Stark, Lord of Winterfell and Warden of the North after the death of his father.

## History

Edwyle was married to Lady Marna Locke and the two had one son, Rickard. He succeeded his father after his death. Edwyle was buried in the Winterfell Crypts.
King of Arthedain

The **King of Arthedain** was a title created after the breakup of Arnor into the sub-kingdoms of Arthedain, Cardolan, and Rhudaur in TA 861.

After the death of Eärendur, his three sons quarreled over the succession causing a civil war between them and their respective realms. Amlaith, the eldest son claimed the throne of Arnor but his rule was limited only to the region of Arthedain with its capital in Annúminas near Lake Evendim and then Fornost, while the others founded Cardolan and Rhudaur.

Its kings made several attempts to reunite the kingdom; Argeleb I was even able to exert its authority over Cardolan, but corruption in the kingdoms and war with Angmar prevented any reunification of Arnor. The kingdom and the title ended with the death of Arvedui but his line survived in the Rangers of the North, and being the senior kingdom of the Dunedain their chieftains formed the heirs of Isildur leading up to Aragorn Elessar.

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After Arvedui the North Kingdom was no more, and the line of Kings continued in the Chieftains of the Dúnedain, the Rangers of the North.
Casterly Rock

**Casterly Rock**, also known simply as the **Rock**, is the stronghold of House Lannister and the administrative center of the Westerlands. It was built by the Corlos, the founder of the extinct House Casterly.

Casterly Rock overlooks the harbor of Lannisport and the Sunset Sea. Nearby strongholds include Kayce and Feastfires to the west, Sarsfield to the north, and Cornfield and Clegane's Keep to the south.

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## History

According to legend, the first Lord of Casterly Rock was a huntsman named Corlos, son of Caster, whose village was being menaced by a lion. After pursuing the lion to its den, he slew the beast and its mate, but spared the cubs he found. This act of mercy pleased the gods so much that they showed him a massive vein of god within the rockface that would become Casterly Rock. It is debatable as to whether this tale is entirely true, of course. Castor founded House Casterly, and his descendants would build a mighty fortress into the great stone hill, that insofar has never fallen by force of arms.

However, eventually, the Casterlys would fall victim to a mysterious man from the east named Lann the Clever. There are many tales as to how he managed to oust the ruling house of the Rock from their home and immortalise himself and his descendants as King of the Rock; some say that he convinced the family that their home was haunted, that he infested it with vermin, that he had his way with the Casterly daughters and produced golden-haired heirs, that he set a pride of lions on the Casterly sons and took the daughters for himself. Either way, Lann's descendants of House Lannister ruled Casterly Rock from then until the present day, and House Casterly was extinguished during the Age of Heroes.

The Kings of the Rock were defeated along with the Gardener Kings at the Field of Fire against Aegon I Targaryen, his sisters Visenya and Rhaenys, and their dragons. The last King of the Rock became simply Lord of Casterly Rock and Warden of the West under Targaryen rule. It is stated that, had the Rock fallen under attack from the Targaryens, the mountain would have survived the dragonflame.

## Household

* Maester Creylen, doctor, scholar, and messenger.
* Vylarr, Captain of the Guard.
* Ser Benedict Broom, Master-at-Arms.
* Whitesmile Wat, singer.

## Books

### A Game of Thrones

Lord Tywin Lannister raises two hosts at Casterly Rock after Catelyn Stark capture his son Tyrion Lannister. This was only a start of a conflict that lead to The War of the Five Kings.

### A Clash of Kings

Theon Greyjoy desires to win Casterly Rock and claim it to himself, however his father Balon Greyjoy tells him that the castle is strong; therefore they attack the North instead.

### A Storm of Swords

Tyrion Lannister claims his birthright of being the Lord of Casterly Rock from his father, however the later harshly rejects him, telling him he'll never have the Rock, but instead he plans for his marriage to Sansa Stark so he might have Winterfell.
Dor-lómin

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**Dor-lómin** was a part of Hithlum in the First Age.

## Description

Dor-lómin was a country in the south-western part of Hithlum, bordered in the east by the Mountains of Mithrim, and in the north by the river which formed the *Rainbow Cleft* known as *Annon-in-Gelydh*, or "Gate of the Noldor". It was the birthplace of Túrin son of Húrin and Morwen. There is also a mountain pass in its south unknown to the Enemy.

Húrin's house was built in its south-western corner near the mountain known as *Amon Darthir*, where the river *Nen Lalaith* began.

## History

Dor-lómin was first colonized by the Ñoldor on their return to Middle-earth, Dor-lómin became the lordship of Fingon, but in the fifth Century FA Fingolfin gave it to Hador. Dor-lómin became a fief of the Third House of the Edain, which flourished there, strengthened by refugees of the First House from Dorthonion, until the Nirnaeth Arnoediad. Morgoth gave Dor-lómin, together with the rest of Hithlum, to his Easterlings, who absorbed or enslaved the surviving Edain. Tuor son of Huor was fostered by the Elves of Androth in the Mountains of Mithrim.

Before the Nirnaeth Arnoediad, the army of Dor-lómin was between 12,000 and 15,000. The entire host was destroyed during the Nirnaeth Arnoediad.

After Túrin fled south over the Ered Wethrin bands of outlaws came and attacked and enslaved the peoples of *Dor-lómin*, save Morwen, her daughter Nienor, and her servants, including Sador Labadal. The outlaws were led by Brodda, who wedded Aerin so that when he was dead, he would have an heir to keep the land under his family's rule. Over a year after Túrin came to Doriath, Morwen and Nienor went seeking Túrin in Menegroth. Later, Túrin came to seek Morwen in Dor-lómin, but they had already gone south over the mountains. Like the rest of Hithlum it was destroyed during the War of Wrath.

## Etymology

*Dor-lómin* was a Sindarin word that meant 'Land of Echoes'.

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## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *The Atlas of Middle-earth,* The First Age, The Elder Days, "Beleriand and the Lands to the North"
2. ↑ *The Silmarillion, Quenta Silmarillion,* Chapter IX: "Of the Flight of the Noldor"
3. ↑ *The Silmarillion, Quenta Silmarillion,* Chapter XVII: "Of the Coming of Men into the West"
4. ↑ *The Silmarillion, Quenta Silmarillion,* Chapter XX: "Of the Fifth Battle: Nirnaeth Arnoediad"
5. ↑ *The Silmarillion, Quenta Silmarillion,* Chapter XXI: "Of Túrin Turambar"
6. ↑ *Unfinished Tales,* Part One: The First Age, II: "Narn i Chîn Húrin" (The Tale of the Children of Húrin)
7. ↑ *The Children of Húrin*
8. ↑ *The Silmarillion, Quenta Silmarillion,* Chapter XXIV: "Of the Voyage of Eärendil and the War of Wrath"
9. ↑ *The Complete Guide to Middle-earth*

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Jeyne Marbrand

**Jeyne Marbrand** was a lady of House Marbrand and later Lady of Casterly Rock. She was the wife of Tytos Lannister, and the mother to his five children. She died a moon's turn after giving birth to the last child.

## History

Jeyne was married to Tytos in 235 AC, in a joint ceremony that saw Tytos' older brother, Tion Lannister married to Ellyn Reyne. Tion died during the following year, however, leading Ellyn a widow. As she found her influence declining she attempted to seduce Tytos.

Tytos confessed this to his wife, who then in turn went to Lord Gerold Lannister, who married Ellyn off to Lord Walderan Tarbeck, thus removing her from Casterly Rock.

Jeyne remained, and gave birth to five children. First there was Tywin, who would go on to become Lord of Casterly Rock, then Kevan, who would be his elder brother's right hand man, then Genna, the only daughter, then Tygett, and lastly Gerion. She died a moon's turn after birthing Gerion.

It is unknown how Jeyne felt about some of the decisions her husband made, such as marrying Genna to Emmon Frey, but what is known is that, prior to his wife's death, Tytos Lannister was known as the Laughing Lion, but afterwards no man could lay that name at his feet. This suggests that he was hit badly by Jeyne's death.
East-lands

The **East-lands** or the **Eastern Territories** was a region of Gondor.

The East-lands comprised of the lands east of Dagorlad, south of the realm and region of Rhovanion, north of the Ash Mountains, and west of the Sea of Rhûn.

The area totaled about 206,511 square miles.

## Description

The East-lands were mainly a plains-land consisting of scattered woodlands and cold winters and warmer summers. It was possibly sparsely populated by the Men of Gondor who spoke Westron.

## History

### Early

The East-lands were once part of Rhûn or 'The East' for thousands of years and inhabited by Easterlings and other Men of Darkness. During the late fifth century of the Third Age in TA 490, the Easterlings invaded Gondor from this land and were at war with Gondor periodically for about fifty-one years until King Turambar decisively defeated them in TA 541. After which, the King led his armies into the land and after about nine years of campaigning there the land became a province of Gondor by TA 550, and the Easterlings were forced further east.

### Middle years and Loss

The East-lands remained a part of Gondor for over 1,300 years during which the province apparently remained well-preserved even during the disastrous Kin-strife. The province suffered heavily during the Great Plague. The traditionally hostile Easterlings could have threatened the province but was not attacked probably because the Easterlings were hit hard by the Plague as well.

Two-hundred years later in TA 1851, the Easterling Wainriders invaded Gondor thru the East-lands and in TA 1856 the King Narmacil loss a key battle that lost Gondor the East-lands completely for over a thousand years. After this time, the land became a haven of Easterling invaders again who were frequently stirred up by Sauron directly or indirectly.

### War of the Ring and Recovery

The Easterlings allied themselves with the forces of Sauron during War of the Ring were defeated along with him and gradually pushed back into the Far Eastern part by King Elessar, and the East-lands once again became part of Gondor and the Reunited Kingdom

## References

1. ↑ *The Atlas of Middle-earth* pg. 54-5
2. ↑ *The Atlas of Middle-earth* pg. 191
3. ↑ *The Atlas of Middle-earth* pgs. 180-89
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 *The Lord of the Rings: Appendix A, "The Númenorean Kings", "Gondor and the Heirs of Anárion"*
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 *The Lord of the Rings: Appendix B, "The Third Age"*
6. ↑ *The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King*
7. ↑ *The Atlas of Middle-earth* pg. 176
Cerelle Lannister

Lady **Cerelle Lannister** was the youngest known Lady of Casterly Rock, during the reign of King Aerys I Targaryen. She was the only child of Tybolt Lannister and Teora Kyndall.

## Appearance

Lady Cerelle had golden hair and green eyes.

## History

Cerelle became the Lady of Casterly Rock and Lady Paramount of the Westerlands when she was only three years old, in 212 AC, after her father died a suspicious death. Her uncle Gerold Lannister served as Lord Regent for her. She died the next year, and it was rumored that the deaths of both her father and herself were orchastrated by Gerold, so that he would become the Lord Paramount of the Westerlands.
Benjicot Blackwood

Lord **Benjicot Blackwood**, also known as **Bloody Ben Blackwood**, was the head of House Blackwood and the Lord of Raventree Hall during the Dance of the Dragons.

## History

Benjicot supported the blacks, and was just eleven years old when he fought for them during the Battle by the Lakeshore. He was reported to have wept when he saw the dead after the battle. He asked Queen Rhaenyra Targaryen to face Prince Aemond Targaryen when the latter started to ravage The Riverlands on the back of Vhagar. She stayed in King's Landing.

Benjicot was present for the Second Battle of Tumbleton and, after the battle was fought, had one of his bowmen, named Billy Burley, put three arrows through the eye of Tessarion. Ben later fought with Lord Kermit Tully at the Battle of the Kingsroad, and his aunt, Alysanne Blackwood, was given command of the archers. Ben broke the flank of Lord Borros Baratheon. After the battle Benjicot was given the name Bloody Ben.
Daena Targaryen

Princess **Daena Targaryen**, also known has **Daena the Defiant**, was the younger sister of King Daeron I, King Baelor I and the eldest daughter King Aegon III and the mother of the Great Bastard Daemon Blackfyre.

## Early Life

Daena was the eldest daughter of Aegon III, and was born around 145 AL to unknown mother from the House Velaryon. At a early age, Daena was to marry her elder brother Baelor I, by her father. Daena and Baelor marriage was an very unhappy one, as her brother refused to consumate their marriage.

## Reign

After the death of her elder brother Daeron I in Dorne, her husband Baelor took the throne and was named king and had his marrige with Daena anulled. Baelor, who still trouble having lustful thoughts towards his sisters, had Daena and his two other sisters Rhaena and Elaena locked in a chamber in the Red Keep, which became known has the Maidenvault and Daena along with her sisters were called the Princesses in the Tower. She and her two younger sisters were only 16, 14 and 11 respectively. Daena's cousin, then known has Prince Aegon IV, was not under any prohibition and developed a fondness for his cousin Daena, despite his marriage to his own sister-wife Naerys. The two would conceive a child together. Baelor later discovered that his sister escaped from her vault, and, much to his embarrassment, that Daena was pregnant with another man's child. Daena refused to reveal the named of the father, from that day on she became known has Daena the Defiant.

Daena would later raise her only child by herself, whom she named Daemon. Daena wasn't openly known as Aegon IV's mistress, until he became king and gave their son their ancestral sword Blackfyre, thus acknowledging him has one of his bastards.

## Character and Appearance

Daena like the rest of her siblings had their family's Valyrian looks. She was best described as willful, strong, and beautiful. She had long, thick, curly silver-gold hair that framed a heart shaped face, with the Targaryen-purple eyes. Daena greatly idolized her eldest brother king Daeron I and worshipped her father King Aegon III whom she often emulated. She wore only black in her early years, along with the three-headed dragon pendant that she inherited from her father. She would never take off, supposedly even when bathing and making love. After the wedding to her elder brother Baelor I, who failed to consummated their marriage, Daena decided to only wear white until the day she is bedded, in hopes of shaming her brother.

Daena herself was very tomboyish and very athletic, a skilled archer and expert horesback rider. She would often say "I was born to ride a dragon".
Estolad

**Estolad** was a wide plain in East Beleriand.

It lay south of the forest of Nan Elmoth and west of Thargelion between the rivers Celon and Gelion - and for a time was the realm of Amrod and Amras, the youngest of the Sons of Fëanor.

## History

The people of Bëor first journeyed to Estolad on the advice of Finrod Felagund, who often returned to visit them there; though Bëor went to Nargothrond with Felagund and returned never to Estolad. The Green Elves of Ossiriand had sent word to Felagund begging him to remove the Men from their lands. When the Haladin came later over the Blue Mountains, they encountered hostility from the Laiquendi and entered Thargelion, in the land of Caranthir. They came to Estolad only after the loss of their lord Haldad in battle with the Orcs. The people of Marach came up the Dwarf-Road to Estolad a year after Bëor's folk, and there the friendship between those houses was enriched.

Many Elves journeyed to Estolad to look upon the Atani, the Second People. In turn, many young men went away to enter the service of Elven Kings. Among the renowned Elf-friends who left Estolad with the Elves were Malach or Aradan son of Marach, and Baran son of Bëor. These alliances led to the eventual departure of the Edain north to Dor-lómin and Ladros.

## Etymology

***Estolad*** is a Sindarin word that meant 'Encampment'.

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## References

1. ↑ The Silmarillion, Quenta Silmarillion, Chapter XVIII: "Of the Coming of Men into the West"
2. ↑ *The Complete Guide to Middle-earth*
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Ingwë

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**Ingwë** was a Vanyar Elf, the King of the Vanyar and the High King of the Elves.

## Biography

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Ingwë was the leader of the first Kindred of Elves of the Vanyar tribe, and the uncle of Finwë's wife Indis. His name means "first one, Chief" in Quenya. He was perhaps one of the first twelve elves who awoke in Cuiviénen with Imin, who was the first to awake. He became one of the three elves, with Elwë and Finwë, of the first embassy to Aman.

Ingwë became the first of the Vanyar to travel to Valinor with Oromë. Loving its beauty and bliss, he returned to his people and urged them to undertake a journey to Aman. He and his kin were fascinated with the Valar, and they decided not to return to Middle-earth. They stayed and made Ingwë their king. The Mindon Eldaliéva in Tirion was built in honor of him.

Ingwë was reckoned as High King of all the Eldalië, the Elves of the Great Journey, and because of this he is called **Ingwë Ingweron**; the "Chief of the Chieftains". He lived in Taniquetil, ruling from beneath Manwë High King of Arda.

Ingwë never set foot on Middle-earth after he began living in Taniquetil. When the Vanyar took up arms in the War of Wrath and followed The Host of Valinor, Ingwë did not join them.

## Early versions of the Legendarium

**Inwë** was an early name for Ingwë and was described as King of all the Eldar of Kôr or King of the Fairies or Lord of the Teleri before it was changed to the Vanyar, who led them to lands of Men or the world. The Gnomes called him **Inwithiel**. He was also called **Isil** or **Isil Inwë**. He had a son named Ingil.

## References

1. ↑ *The Silmarillion, Quenta Silmarillion,* Chapter III: "Of the Coming of the Elves and the Captivity of Melkor"
2. ↑ *The Silmarillion, Quenta Silmarillion,* Chapter V: "Of Eldamar and the Princes of the Eldalië"
3. ↑ *The Complete Guide to Middle-earth*
4. ↑ *The History of Middle-earth,* Vol. 1: *The Book of Lost Tales Part One,* I: "The Cottage of Lost Play"
5. ↑ *The History of Middle-earth,* Vol. 1: *The Book of Lost Tales Part One,* V: "The Coming of the Elves and the Making of Kôr"
6. ↑ *The History of Middle-earth,* Vol. 1: *The Book of Lost Tales Part One,* Appendix: "Names in the Lost Tales – Part II"

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Darlessa Marbrand

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

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

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