House Of Dragon Character Illustrations (985 views, 79 replies)

If you dig The House Of Dragon, Game Of Thrones, GRR Martin Books, then here's some illustrations from books. It's just a fan-geek thing that my family thought would be nice to post, so here goes.

Captions are posted UNDER the relevant pictures.



These are the Targaryens that started it all. This photo has Aerion Targaryen and his wife Valaena Velaryon who herself was half Targaryen, then their kids King Aegon I The Conqueror and his sisters that he married & conquered the 100 Kingdoms of Westeros with, Visenya and Rhaenys.




This is King Aegon I The Conqueror with his sister-wives Queens Visenya and Rhaenys.



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This is King Aegon I on his extremely large dragon Balerion that he used to subdue and entire continent.




Fast forward a bit to King Viserys I grandparents. They are the brother & sister King Jaehaerys I and Good Queen Alysanne Targaryen. Here they holding their son Aemon. Altogether they had 13 kids.




Here is Good Queen Alysanne with her daughter Daella. Daella is the mother of King Viserys I cousin-wife Aemma Aryn, Princess Rhaenyra's mom who died in childbirth.




This is a picture of Good Queen Alysanne at the end of her life at Dragonstone. She outlived 10 of her 13 children. There are sad songs about her that are sung in Westeros & she was much beloved by the smallfolk.




This is Aemon Targaryen with his aunt-wife Jocelyn Baratheon. They are the parents of The Queen That Never was, Rhaenys, who married Corlys Velaryon of Driftmark.
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Have no idea how thick one can layer pics into a post, so figure it's a good idea to break it up...



Speaking of Corlys Velaryon, here is The Sea Snake himself, Master Of Ships.




Here is his cousin-wife, Rhaenys, so named in honor of her ancestor, sister-wife of King Aegon I The Conqueror. Notice she doesn't have white Targaryen hair. She has the black Baratheon hair.




Here is Laenor Velaryon, son of Corlys and Rhaenys, brother of Laena & 1st husband of Princess Rhaenyra who was murdered in Spicetown by Ser Qarl.




This is Laena Velaryon with her cousin-husband Daemon Targaryen. She was the daughter of Corlys and Rhaenys, the sister of Laenor, mother of the twins Baela and Rhaena. She died not long after giving birth to a son who didn't live long.
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I'm a twin, my hubby is a twin & we have some sets of twins, so we like these twins Baela and Rhaena, daughters of cousins Laena Velaryon & Daemon Targaryen. Baela is the one with short hair and a birthmark on her face.




Another picture of twins Baela and Rhaena Targaryen.
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King Viserys I had parents. Sure he did! They were brother and sister. Here is his dad Baelon with little Princess Rhaenyra.




This is King Viserys I mother Alyssa Targaryen, wife of her brother Baelon. Their parents were the brother-sister couple King Jaehaerys I and Alysanne.




King Jaehaerys I really was the peak of Targaryen dynastic power on the continent of Westeros. He lived a long time, but named no heir, so the 1000+ nobles of Westeros assembled a Great Council to elect a successor to the Targaryen crown since the rightful heir, Rhaenys, was a woman and they wouldn't tolerate a female on the throne. They instead elected Viserys I. Here is King Jaehaerys I being tended to by Alicent Hightower.
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The treasonous Alicent Hightower.
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A happy healthy robust King Viserys I.




This is Aemma Arryn, 1st wife of King Viserys I who died in childbirth, mother of Princess Rhaenyra who she is holding in this picture.




A young Princess Rhaenyra, the 1st born of King Viserys I & only offspring of Aemma Arryn.




Queen Rhaenyra in full battle gear defending her crown against the treasonous Greens from the west coast of Westeros.

The illustrations from the Wiki have always been impressive in terms the fact that fans take so much time to make such beautiful compliments to the author, George R.R. Martin.

Velaryons from Valyria are only [written by GRRM] to have hair of the palest silver or gold and eyes in [shades of] purple. Skin colour is never mentioned.

Nevertheless, since House of the Dragon is a brand new telling, and GRRM is in charge of creative control, the fan Wiki's aren't applicable for this series.

House of the Dragon is a brand new [part 2] of "Fire and Blood" which was always intended in written form by GRRM, but has now taken visual form. (Check out "Not A Blog" for GRRMs thoughts on this.)

The treasonous Criston Cole crowning the child Aegon II, 2nd born offspring of King Viserys I & 1st of his consort Alicent Hightower, and husband of his own sister Helaena Targaryen.




Pretender Aegon II preparing to battle his big sister Queen Rhaenyra in The Dance Of Dragons.




Treacherous thief and backstabber Aemond, 3rd born of King Viserys I and 2nd of his consort Alicent Hightower. He paid the price of an eye for his treachery and often wore a jewel in the empty eye socket.




The quirky Helaena Targaryen, sister-wife of her brother Aegon II and 4th born of King Viserys I, 3rd of his consort Alicent Hightower. Here Helaena is with her dragon Dreamfyre.
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Helaena and her brother Aegon had three children. Here she is with Jaehaera, Maelor and Jaehaerys.





Here Helaena is with her father King Viserys I and her 3 kids Jaehaerys, Jaehaera and Maelor.
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Daeron Targaryen is the youngest brother of Princess Rhaenyra and child of King Viserys I and his consort Alicent Hightower. His other siblings are Aegon I, Aemond and Helaena.




Queen Rhaenyra Targaryen with her 1st born son Jacaerys (Jace), bastard of Ser Harwin Strong.




Queen Rhaenyra Targaryen's 2nd born Lucerys (Luke), bastard of Ser Harwin Strong.




Queen Rhaenyra Targaryen's 3rd born Joffery (Joff), bastard of Ser Harwin Strong.

Queen Rhaenyra Targaryen with her uncle-husband Daemon Targaryen.




Daemon Targaryen and his dragon Caraxes ready to defend his family.




King Aegon III, 4th born of Queen Rhaenyra and 1st born of her uncle-husband Daemon Targaryen.




Jaehaerya Targaryen, daughter of Aegon II and sister-wife Helaena, wife of King Aegon III. Their marriage unites The Blacks and The Greens.

King Viserys II is the 2nd born of Queen Rhaenyra and her uncle-husband Daemon Targaryen. His brothers are Jacaerys, Lucerys, Joffery, and King Aegon III. Here he is pictured with his wife Larra Rogare and their son King Aegon IV.




Here King Aegon III reunites with his brother King Viserys II along with cousin (step-sister) Rhaena's family.




The Blacks, as represented by Queen Rhaenyra, her uncle-husband Daemon Targaryen and their family.




The treasonous Greens, as represented by the pretender Aegon II along with his Hightower grandsire, mother Alicent, siblings and his own children via sister-wife Helaena.
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The twin Baela Targaryen with her cousin-husband Alyn Velaryon. They would have a daughter named Laena, in honor of her mother who died after giving birth to a son that didn't live long. Baela's marriage to Alyn upset many, so she had to insist that her twin Rhaena get married.

Her twin Rhaena would marry twice. First to Corwyn Corbray, then to Garmund Hightower, a cousin of Otto Hightower and Alicent, having 6 daughters with him.
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Map Of The Known World Of Ice And Fire

Better detail of Westeros showing the main parts:

-The Crownlands is on the East Coast.
-The Stormlands are below that on The East Coast.
-Dorne is below that on the southern coast.
-The Reach is on the south-western coast next to Dorne.
-The Westerlands is above The Reach on the West Coast.
-The Riverlands is the interior with some western coastline near the Iron Islands.
-The Vale Of Arryn is on The East Coast above The Crownlands.
-Above everything is The North.

-Here can also be seen the western part of Essos that has the 9 Free Cities (not very free since slavery is the rule in most of them). At the bottom is Lys, famous for its Pillow Houses where Daemon Targaryen and his cousin-wife Laena Velaryon lived with their twins Rhaena and Baela. ... Lys is a bit beyond The Disputed Lands and the pirate infested Stepstones, which was once a land bridge called The Arm Of Dorne.
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Lys the lovely where many Targaryens will go to live in exile. It's also where sneaky types such as Daemon Targaryen's former whore-wife Mysaria comes from, as well as much later the eunuch Varys who sat on the small council of Kings Landing then later with The Mother Of Dragons Dani.

-The Crownlands where Kings Landing is on the East Coast. This is where The Targaryens, Velaryons and Celtigars settled after they fled The Doom of Old Valryia. They arrived on Westeros last, after The First Men, The Andals, and The Rhoynar. Those were the days of The 100 Kingdoms, after Pre-Dawn and the giants, and Children Of The Forest to whom Westeros truly belongs. These noble houses are among those that produce a large army & navy. After the Targaryens were all but extinct and exiled, a branch of the Targaryens called House Baratheon gained The Crownlands. Bastards from The Crownlands take the name of Waters.



-The Stormlands are below The Crownlands on the East Coast. This is where House Baratheon rules. Banner houses in this area include Tarth, Estermont and Selmy, which form a large army. Bastards from here take the name Storm.
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-Dorne is below The Stormland and forms the southern coastline. The capital Sunspear is ruled by House Nymeros Martell. Other houses include Dayne and Blackmont. The pirate infested Stepstones are east of Dorne. It was once called The Arm Of Dorne, a land bridge where The First Men and The Andals came from, until The Children Of The Forest used magic to destroy it to stop the invasion. Too late however since Westeros is no longer the land of magic & The Children were pushed to near extinction, retreating to The North, becoming myth. Now Westeros is pretty much all non-native invaders. The Rhoynar came from The Sunset Sea and their Princess founded Dorne. The Dornish are the only ones whom King Aegon I The Conqueror never conquered. Later on, Dorne was brought into the fold via Targaryen marriage. All of Westeros noble houses were cemented to the Targaryen dynasty this way. Nearly all of them have Targaryen blood in them. Bastards from here take the name Sand, as in parts of Essos.



-The Reach is west of Dorne. It is ruled by House Tyrell from Highgarden, who can muster a large army from banner houses such as Tarly, Hightower, Gardener, Beesbury, Merryweather, Florent and Redwyne. A lot of these houses are descendants of The First Men, so they prefer The Old Gods over The Seven (new gods brought over by The Andals). However, The Andals brought chivalry & knighthood with them, so this kingdom is considered home of these ideals & has lots of tournaments here that are utmost strict with rules. The Reach contains the Maesters Citadel at Oldtown. North is The Westerlands where goldmines are monopolized by the Lannisters, yet it is here in The Reach where there is the only bank on the continent founded by Lady Hightower. Bastards from here take the name Flowers.
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-The Westerlands are above The Reach on the West Coast. There's lots of gold here & the Andal House Lannister stole it from a house of The First Men known as The Casterlys. There are no more Casterlys at Casterly rock since they are extinct. A large army can be mustered from here which includes houses such as Clegane and Tarbeck. There's also a good navy here. Bastards from here take the name Hill.



-The Riverlands borders The Westerlands, The Reach, Dorne, The Stormlands, The Crownlands, The Vale, and The North. It is pretty much the interior of the continent of Westeros, but has part of the coastline of the west. It has a large population and it is ruled from Riverrun by House Tully who can gather a large army with banner houses such as Strong, Bracken, Blackwood, and Darry. The Twins and the cursed Harrenhal, and The Eye are here. Bastards born in this kingdom take the name of Rivers.
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-The Vale Of Arryn is east of The Riverlands and above The Crownlands. It's on the East Coast and like The Crownlands and The Stormlands it touches The Narrow Sea across from Essos. House Arryn rules this kingdom from The Eyrie. Their banner houses include Royce, Corbray and Baelish. Bastards from here take the name of Stone.



-The North is above everything and is bigger than everything else. It has always been ruled for thousands of years by House Stark, who descend from the mythical Bran The Builder. Winterfell is more than 3 times larger than Kings Landing and was built by Bran The Builder and giants. Only Harrenhal is larger. This is the largest kingdom on the continent of Westeros ruled by a single house. Above it is The Land Of Always Winter bordered by The Wall. Its southern border is The Neck. House Stark has a large army containing banner houses such as Karstark, Manderly, Bolton and Mormont. Since there's no Andal blood here, The Old Gods of The First Men are observed, but so are the even older gods of The Children Of The Forest to whom Westeros belongs. The Riverlands has a large population from The North who brought their traditions & First Men dna with them. Bastards from this kingdom take the name Snow.
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This is the former Freehold Of Valyria that was once mighty like Egypt, but fell like Atlantis in what is known as The Doom Of Old Valyria. Most everyone died in the cataclysm, but some fled into the rest of Essos, but some Valyrians made it to Westeros such as The Targaryens, Celtigars & Velaryons.

The Children Of The Forest were a peaceful magical culture, but The First Men from Essos invaded Westeros with bronze weapons. Then The Andals came with iron weapons, armor, knighthood & feudalism. The Valyrians however brought steel, prophetic dreams, magic & dragons and made very short work of conquering Westeros as all of the 100 Kingdoms but Dorne were forced to bend the knee to their Targaryen overlords. Their inferior swords used by King Aegon I The Conqueror to fashion The Iron Throne by his dragonfire.

Now Old Valyria is poisoned, cursed, uninhabitable, and forbidden by law to travel to. ... Those who go never return. On the odd chance someone does return, they are diseased then put to death.
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King Aegon I The Conqueror and his dragon Balerion forging The Iron Throne with the swords of those he conquered.

This is the shattered peninsula of Old Valyria. In addition to the capital city of Valyria itself are the numbered locations of various ruined cities such as 4- Oros and 6-Tyria. The other city names are not known and their locations are only guesses.

The splendor of Old Valyria lasted thousands of years. They conquered the empire of Ghis, established The Freehold Of Valyria through much of Essos with such colonies as Volantis and even conquered the now unknown continent of Sothoryos. The dragonlords of Valryia also went all the way up the great Rhoyne River, conquering The Rhoynar, First Men and The Andals of Andalos, driving all three cultures to flee from Essos to invade Westeros just to get away from them.



Weird advanced sciences and blood magic are felt by many to have cursed the civilization, bringing The Doom of the Valyrian gods upon them, shattering the land in a massive cataclysm that caused it to break apart. Centuries after The Doom, the impact of Valyria is still felt. ... The fall caused The Century Of Blood all over Essos. Their magic & steel are highly prized. Their ancient roads still exist, and the triarchs in Essos are only elected if they can prove a pure unbroken Valyrian bloodline. Some Targaryens go to Essos and find Valyrians to mate with in such cities as Lys and Tyrosh. To this day, a ship that has sailed into The Smoking Sea near Old Valyria is not allowed to enter Westeros.
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In Old Valyria, There were about 40 noble houses and the Targaryens were nowhere near the top of all those dragonlords. However the Targaryens are also prophetic magicians, not just dragonlords.



This is Aenar Targaryen. About a decade before The Doom Of Valyria his daughter Daenys had a premonition of the coming annihilation of their civilization, so he sold all of his property in The Lands Of The Long Summer to raise money to flee Valyria and go to the safety of Westeros to start a brand new life.

Since they were not a powerful family, the Targaryens were seen as cowards for doing this. However, those who called them cowards died and after it was all over, the Targaryens were the only dragonlords left alive in the entire world. Those that didn't die in The Doom died during The Century Of Blood while the Targaryens made a new home on a smokey mountain in Westeros called Dragonstone. There Aenar became the first lord of Dragonstone in 114 BC (Before Conquest. AC means After Conquest. The events of The House Of Dragon begin at 105 BC when Aemma Arryn dies during childbirth - 219 years after Aenar brought the Targaryens to Westeros.
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Aenar had multiple wives. Two of his children were Gaemon and Daenys, who married each other. They had 3 children. Two of those offspring Aegon and Elaena married each other. Those two then had their own offspring, Maegon and Aerys who also married each other. Aerys however had more than one wife. They had 3 offspring, Aelyx, Baelon and Daemon.

Daemon married and had one son named Aeron. This is the primary line of Targaryens. Aeron married a cousin Valaena Velaryon and they had 3 children: King Aegon I The Conqueror and his two sister wives Queen Visenya and Queen Rhaenys, who forced all of Westeros to bend the knee under their rule. It is from Queen Rhaenys that all Targaryens thereafter descend. Queen Visenya had a son, King Maegor The Cruel, who had 6 wives but he produced no heirs.

After Maegor I was put to death, his brother via Queen Rhaenys, King Aenys I became the 3rd Targaryen King. He continued the Targaryen line by marrying his cousin Alyssa Velaryon & producing 6 children: Rhaena and Aegon who married each other and had twins Rhaella & Aera. King Aenys I & Alyssa's other children were Viserys, Vaella, King Jaehaerys I and sister Good Queen Alysanne who married each other.

These two had many offspring: Aegon, Daenerys, Aemon who married aunt Jocelyn Baratheon and had daughter Rhaenys- The Queen Who Never Was that married Sea Snake Corlys Velaryon, Maegelle, Vaegon, Daella who is the mother of Aemma Arryn wife of King Viserys I, Saera, Viserra, Gaemon, Valerion, Gael, Baelon and Alyssa who married each other. They are the parents of King Viserys I.
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Ae ron also had another son, Orys Baratheon from which House Baratheon begins. Orys helped his siblings conquer Westeros. When he conquered House Durrandon at Storm's End, that house become extinct, but he married one surviving daughter, Argella. Orys & Argella made home in The Stormlands & began the Baratheon bloodline.



This is Daenys The Dreamer, daughter of Aenar Targaryen, who had the premonition of The Doom. Maesters believe there was an entire book of her premonitions at Dragonstone which is now lost. The book was known as Signs And Portents, and a maester named Marwyn had found 3 pages of it, which he published in his own Book Of Lost Books.



Daenys Targaryen.
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Actually King Aenys I was the 2nd Targaryen king after his father King Aegon I The Conqueror.




King Aenys I began popular, but ended not so popular since the Andal descendants who followed the Seven New Gods had a big problem with Valyrian marriage customs of marrying within the family. They didn't like that, so there were uprisings over that.



Maegor The Cruel, dead.


After he died, then his brother, who was Hand Of The King Maegor The Cruel was the 3rd Targaryen king - but only after he murdered the his brother's son, Aegon The Uncrowned so he could take the crown for himself.



Upon his father's dragon Balerion, Maegor kills his nephew Aegon The Uncrowned upon Quicksilver.
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He then compounded the religious problems since, like his father and mothers, he too was polygamous and had 6 wives - not one after the other, but simultaneously. There was a problem with that too, so Maegor felt it necessary to behead many, many, many septons who dared defy him. For their insolence, he also destroyed some septs as well as put to extinction many, many, many noble house, melting their castles with dragonfire and ending their bloodlines.




Maegor's 1st 3 brides, Cersye Hightower, Tyanna Of The Tower, and Alys Harroway.




Maegor's Black Brides, so named because they were all fertile widows, Elinor Costayne, Jeyne Westerling, and his niece Rhaena Targaryen, daughter of his brother King Aenys I.




Maegor I destroys The Sept Of Remembrance that was constructed in memory of King Aenys' mother Queen Rhaenys.
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King's Landing, the capitol city of Westeros.




Aegonfort.

Most everyone thought King Aegon The Conqueror would make his capitol on the west coast in Old Town since that is where The Maester's Citadel was as well as The Starry Sept. Not so. Targaryen's are not Andals. They're Valyrians and observe Valyrian gods, not Andal gods or First Men old gods, so The New Gods answer to the Targaryens - not the other way around. Therefor King Aegon and his Queens went to the East Coast in The Crownlands near their home of Dragonstone. There in Blackwater Bay, they found three hills and named them - Aegon's Hill, Visenya's Hill, and Rhaenys' Hill.



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Aegon's Hill is where Aegonfort was built, be he decided it wasn't a proper castle, so ordered it to be replaced by a new one called The Red Keep. That castle was not completed in his lifetime, but was finished by his and Visenya's son, Maegor The Cruel, who added a castle within the castle, Maegor's Hold.




The Red Keep with Maegor's Hold has been used for everything since it is the most secure place at The Red Keep.




The Red Keep as seen from King's Road.





Tournamant in King's Landing with the Red Keep high up on Aegon's Hill.
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It's not all strippers and burritos in King's Landing.
This is Flea Bottom where the low born conduct their lives and where some high born go for... strippers and burritos in the sought after Pleasure Houses.

King's Landing was built at Blackwater Bay at the site of 3 Hills:

Aegon's Hill, where The Red Keep is.
Rhaenys' Hill, where once was The Sept Of Remembrance, then later The Royal Dragonpit.
Visenya's Hill, where The Sept Of Baylor is.



Aegon's Hill and The Red Keep.

King Viserys I was a pretty happy king noted for his generosity, so he had lots of tournaments, feasts & celebrations here. King Robert Baratheon did also. Much later, The Mad King Aenys II pretty much stayed hidden in The Red Keep after a rebellion at the nearby town of Duskendale. This is when he sent Queen Rhaella away to Dragonstone when she was pregnant with Princess Danaerys, The Mother Of Dragons.




Rhaenys' Hill and the ruin of the Dragonpit.
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Before that, there was The Sept Of Remembrance that was built to honor Queen Rhaenys who was murdered in The First Dornish War. Her nephew, Visenya's son Maegor The Cruel destroyed the sept to remind the septons that the faith of the seven answer to House Targaryen, not vice versa.

After the Dragonpit was built, Rogar Baratheon and Alyssa Velaryon got married there.

Maegor The Cruel had lots of secret tunnels built everywhere and there were many that ran through this hill to the brothels on The Street Of Silk. These tunnels also had lots of dragonfire stored in them that The Mad King Aerys II had made to destroy the city. However Jamie Lannister killed the king rather than let him do that. This was another trigger in Robert Baratheon's Rebellion at the beginning of The Game Of Thrones tv series.

Later, some of the jars were discovered & used for The Battle Of Blackwater Bay against Stanis Baratheon. King Robert The Usurper's widow Cersei Lannister discovered the jars of wildfire and used them to destroy The Sept Of Baelor in retaliation for humiliating her in a walk of shame from Visenya's Hill to Aegon's Hill.




Visenya's Hill and The Grand Sept of Baelor.


King Baelor I built The Grand Sept, which is where Cersei Lannister's walk of shame began. There's also a pleasure house here called The House Of Kisses as well as The Alchemist's Guild Hall. The Street Of Sisters connects Visenya's Hill to Rhaenys' Hill. Baela Targaryen, the twin of Rhaena, liked to get drunk and run horses on this street.




The Alchemist's Guild.

Alchemists and pyromancers in Westeros were at one time the primary source of advanced knowledge, but were replaced by maesters. The alchemists were the ones that made the wildfire.
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Visenya and Rhaenys look peachy plenty in this. I'd like to read comics of this, like I was following Conan's when I was younger. Have they made any comics for this?

This map shows the origins and paths of invasions of the First Men, Rhoynar, and Andals.

It wasn't quick. The First Men came from the Dothraki Sea, way East of the area shown on the map. It took a while for them to begin their progress from East to West, then to cross the land bridge that was The Arm Of Dorne. That was an entire 12,000 years BEFORE the Andals.



They brought horses, bronze weapons & armor with them, so that overpowered the indigenous Children Of The Forest.



They immediately began killing the little fellas & burning the sacred weirwood trees.


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The Children used magic to break apart The Arm Of Dorne, but it was too late.

They warred with them for about 2000 years until finally they agreed to The Pact of peace upon The Isle Of Faces at The Eye (The Eye is a big inland lake below Harrenhal in The Riverlands. Harrenhal nor any other castle existed at that time.)



The Pact was brokered & protected by The Green Men which is sacred order that guards the sacred weirwood trees on The Isle Of Faces.



The First Men got to keep the lands they already clear cut of forests, but had to agree to let The Children keep what remained. To celebrate, all the weirwood trees would have faces carved on them by The Children.




This era of Peace ended The Dawn Age and began The Age Of Heroes which lasted for 4000 years. In this time The Long Night came in which Bran The Builder, founder of House Stark, built Winterfell, then The Wall in The North with The Children and giants to keep out The Others as well as the undead wights. The Children continued to retreat Beyond The Wall, but gave obsidian daggers to The Night's Watch annually. Maesters even lived amongst them for a long time and The Children also helped Bran The Builder build Storm's End for House Durrandon which would thousands of years later become the seat of House Baratheon during Aegon's Conquest once House Durrandon became extinct.

These millennia of peace would end when The Andals invade at The Fingers in The Vale.
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The Andals invade, indiscriminately killing First Men & Children alike,
Slashing & burning every weirwood tree in sight.

The Andal invasion disrupted several thousands of years of peace. 4 millennia of peace down the drain when they landed on The Fingers of The Vale on the continent of Westeros.



The Andals themselves came from a northern peninsula of Essos called The Axe. They migrated from there since they themselves had been invaded probably by the Empire Of Ghis. They stayed in the northern part of Essos, but moved over to the west in a hill area closer to The Rhoyne River, which is believed to be the greatest river in the world. It is so wide, to be in the middle of it, one cannot see land on either side. They called their new home Andalos.

There they invariably met the Rhoynar who taught them metal working & introduced iron to them. They developed the ideas of feudalism & knighthood, but The Freehold Of Valyria pretty much forced the Rhoynar to flee from the dragonlords, then the Andals also fled since they were being captured as slaves, and worse. There's nothing left of those cultures in Essos anymore after they fled.
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The Rhoynar went one way, the Andals went another. They crossed the sea & landed in Westeros & the slaughter began & ended The Age Of Heroes.
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Over the millennia, hundreds of petty kingdoms arose of The First Men who came long before. They developed their own noble houses, but didn't have iron, so their bronze weapons & armor couldn't withstand much of what the Andals had to dish out. The Andals killed off The Children, burning the remainder of the sacred weirwood trees. Petty kingdoms of The First Men fell, but were successful in some areas.



The North was never conquered by The Andals. House Stark chopped off all their heads, then Theon Stark set sail to Essos with their corpses on his ships, invaded Andalos & planted the decapitated Andal heads on pikes. The Crannogmen of The Neck also destroyed Andal armies. Needless to say, The Andals gave up on The North.

The Vale had been ruled by the First Men noble house of Royce. (Daemon Targaryen's 1st wife was a lady of House Royce.) The Andal House Of Arryn defeated House Royce, and The Vale has been ruled by the Andal house since. The First Men who survived the slaughter fled into the mountains & became the Vale Mountain Clans.



To this day, The Vale Mountain Clans rule themselves & are not ruled by anyone else. They are regarded as savages since they have such absurd notions that everyone has an equal voice in self-governance. The clans will attack anyone who has bent the knee, especially the Arryns, any chance they get.



Thousands of years later, Tyrion Lannister & his sellsword Bronn enlist them & bring them to King's Landing - to the shock of everyone else.
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Chella daughter of Cheyk is one such clan chieftain of The Black Ears that Tyrion met at The Mountains Of The Moon. She fights bravely & guards the whore Shae.


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Crannogmen kept The Andals from invading from the southern borders of The North. They live in the boggy swamps of The Neck at the very southern end of The North, going into The Riverlands just below that and also close to The Vale. They're a smaller branch of The First Men that bred with The Children Of The Forest thousands of years ago. They're smaller than most people and prefer their privacy. They're looked down upon by others who believe them to have webbing on their hands & feet & often call them bog devils and frog eaters.



Meera Reed.

Their March Kings are ruled by House Reed from Greywater Watch who is swore to House Stark. Who is House Reed?? The boy and girl who journey with Brandon Stark to see The Targaryen son of Aegon IV, Brynden Bloodraven known as The Three-Eyed Crow.
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The Three-Eyed Crow, aka The Last Greenseer, aka Brynden Bloodraven, son of Aegon IV.
Pictured with Hodo & Brandon Stark.

The Children call him The Last Greenseer. Those siblings are Meera & Jojen Reed. Robb Stark needed House Reed to help him rescue his dad Eddard by keeping the Lannisters away. House Reed also despises House Frey at The Twins in The Riverlands & have been at war with them for over half a millennia. (Who is House Frey?? Remember The Red Wedding that slaughtered Robb Stark, his wife Jeyne Westerling & his mother Catlyn, wife of Ned? That is House Frey).



Ellie Kendrick as Meera Reed.
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The Neck use to be normal forest land until the folly of war caused by The First Men led The Children Of The Forest to flood The Neck with magic, turning it into a marshland of bogs & swamps.



This halted all further invasion attempts into The North from this direction. The First Men in this area lived in harmony with the land, The Children & each other. But when the Andals came, they never returned. It is said that when the sea came into The Neck, not even it could leave.



Armor, horses & steel are not an asset in The Neck. They are a death sentence.


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GreyWater Watch is the castle of House Reed. Those who are lucky enough to see it once will likely never see it again because it moves.



The Andals, House Frey, House Greyjoy & others have tried in vain to find GreyWater Watch. All have died trying. Not ever ravens can find it. They don't even use knights or maesters there.
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Sweeping through The Vale, yet failing in The North due to Moat Cailin & The Neck, The Andals turned their attention to the fertile populated Riverlands.



After a few thousand years, The First Men had made their peace with The Children in The Riverlands, but they fought with themselves during The Age Of Heroes and were divided amongst themselves when The Andals came trying to drive them out & exterminate them. Houses exiled from The North such as The Brackens & Blackwoods brought their squabbles with them to The Riverlands. The primary rulers were House Mudd who united as many First Men as they could, and they were very successful 99 out of 100 times.


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Until the 100th time. This is when The Andals killed their king & House Mudd was deposed & replaced by the Andal House Justman. This didn't stop the division & wars of The Riverlands. At various times it was ruled by The Stormlands, The Iron Islands, The Vale, The Three Sisters & even pirates from The Stepstones.
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These petty kings would go back & forth until House Hoar from The Iron Islands defeated The Storm Kings. Harren The Black was very rich from his raids & had much power, so in his arrogance he spent over 40 years building Harrenhal. The very day it was completed was the day that the Targaryen known as Aegon The Conqueror landed with his armies & demanded Harren bend the knee.



Harren told Aegon he didn't care what happened outside of his new oversized castle. Aegon then told him that before a new day, his line would become extinct.



For his insolence, Aegon flew with Balerion then came down on the brand new Harrenhal and melted it with extreme heat, turning it into an oven & cooking everyone inside.
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The Ironborn were no longer in The Riverlands, everyone bent the knee to Aegon The Conqueror and he then awarded stewardship to House Tully, who ruled from Riverrun for generations until House Lannister stripped them of the lands & titles then gave Riverrun to House Frey from The Twins, and possession of the cursed Harrenhal given to Petyr Balish, aka Little Finger after conspiring to murder Robb Stark & his mother Catelyn Tully at The Red Wedding of Catelyn's brother Edmure Tully to Roselin Frey.




Riverrun. Formerly House Tully, now House Frey.



The Twins. House Frey, where Roselin & Edmure were kept after lands & titles were stripped of him.

The Andals pushed from the Riverlands all the way to The Westerlands coastline on the continent. The First Men who were there had established many houses in The Age Of Heroes, although most of what is known as The Westerlands was part of The Riverlands and ruled by kings from those areas.



All of that changed when The Andals successfully intruded upon the area. The Westerlands is smaller than the other kingdoms, but it's rich with gold & silver mines. A First Men house named Lannister tricked House Casterly into giving up Casterly Rock, and therefor took a large chunk of those abundant mines for themselves.

With the mines, they also upjumped in power. When the Andals came, they in turn took over House Lannister. Their First Men lineage died out & The Andals named Lydden took the name of Lannister for themselves. In taking the name, they took their banner, their mines, their house & their power. Once this was done, several more Andal houses displaced First Men houses, then pushed into The Iron Islands before moving forth to The Reach.



Though rich, the small Westerlands area could not withstand the fire of Aegon The Conqueror, and they bent the knee. The Andal House Of Lannister stayed loyal to their Valyrian overlords through the centuries, but frequently were on the wrong side of history. During the civil war of The Dance Of The Dragons, they declared for The Greens & for this error, got their asses handed to them, and lord Jason of House Lannister was killed for his poor choices.
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So rose his wife, the lady Johanna Westerling. (Yes, she's a relative of BOTH Jeyne Westerlings - the first that was one of Maegor The Cruel's six wives, and then the 2nd one who plotted to marry King Of The North Robb Stark as a pretext for Petyr Baelish, the Lannisters & Frey's to murder him & exterminate his army at The Red Wedding.)



Johanna Westerling then beat back the Ironborn & saved House Lannister. It is through her that their lineage continued, although her own House Westerling of The Crag became impoverished vassals of the Lannisters, which made them easy to manipulate into conspiring to kill Robb & Catelyn Stark.
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After subduing The Westerlands, the Andals landed upon the Iron Islands which also had First Men there. They beat them back from mainland Westeros, however their presence on the Iron Islands themselves went very differently. The Andals renounced their cult of The Seven from their homeland of Andalos and instead adopted the Drowned God of the ironborn & took up their piracy, raping & stealing. they tried to pretty up their dishonorable lifestyle by calling it "reaving", but a thief is a thief. Calling oneself a "reaver" doesn't change anything.



Any Ironborn that was involved in the Andal cult of The Seven was shunned & anyone that promoted legitimate trade over stealing was outcast. Material gain via work & purchase is called "the gold price", which is looked down upon. Material acquisition via theft is known as "the iron price" is exonerated.
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Oft times in the Andal conquest if they didn't exterminate The First Men & Children, then they instead allied with them politically and genetically via marriage, and over time they conquer via cultural & social assimilation, slowly forcing the older culture to take up the customs of the invading culture. Not in this case. This is an instance where The Andals were the ones forced into assimilation.
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Centuries before the Targaryen House of Baratheon ever existed, House Durrandon ruled as Storm Kings from The Stormlands from the magically built castle of Storm's End.



Those First Men were too buy dealing with wars with Dornish petty kings to notice or care about the strange Andals who had invaded the continent of Westeros. That changed when The Andals allied themselves with another First Men house named Massey.



House Durrandon noticed The Andals when they took control of an area of The Stormlands, so they then began generations of wars that even involved The Weirwood Alliance with The Children from the Rainwood.


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After many wars at such places as Cape Wrath, Bronzegate, the islands of Tarth & Estermont, belligerents with names like Baldric the Cunning & Drox The Corpsemaker finally had to admit that The Andals were not going to defeat The First Men Storm Kings. Conquest was not going to happen that way. The Andals then began to marry into the houses of The First Men. In return The Storm Kings converted from The Old Gods over to the Andalos cult of The Seven & other First Men followed that precedent.
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Kind of a lot, given this is not Game of Thrones (the first book in the series "A Song of Ice and Fire" and that this aspect has never been written. This is the FEMALE perspective, unwritten. Also, the drawings/illustrations are subjective). Fun, inspirational, but not useful for the House of the Dragon. Very good fan generated art work nonetheless. Applauded transference from the Wiki. Thank you!

Among the last places The Andals invaded was The Reach, the kingdom of the descendants of the hero Garth Greenhand who made everything bloom where ever he went - even women.



The military was very prepared for The Andals. They had a formidable navy, allied with The Children as well as consulted witches. Generations went by before The Andals set foot in The Reach. By this time, the noble houses simply greeted them when they finally arrived. From House Gardener at Highgarden all the way to House Hightower at Oldtown, The Andals were welcomed.



Blood didn't have to spill. Maidens were offered in marriage & the Andal cult of The Seven was accepted.
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Dorne was never a target for Andal invasion since it was known to be inhospitable to The First Men who were already there.



The First Men who were already there pretty much just squabbled with themselves rather brutally for centuries. Only singular Andal explorers entered the wastelands of Dorne, but no armies as such.



Only after The First Men & Andals alike had been there for one thousand years did Dorne actually get landed upon & invaded by The Rhoynar fleeing in terror from the Valyrian dragonlords of Essos.

Valyria had been an peaceful pastoral backwater until they discovered dragons amongst the volcanoes. That changed everything. There had been another empire in the remote past called Ghis. The Valyrians expanded to the east upon that. Then they proceeded north & west into the area that most GRR Martin readers know as the Free Cities geographical area.



There were already people there such as The Andals & The Rhoyanr. It didn't take long before the Valyrian dragonlords were capturing them to work as slaves in their mines for the Valyrian appetite for various metals. A series of wars happened that caused these people to flee to Westeros.



The Rhoynish Wars started with the First Turtle Wars high up on the Rhoyne River upon of their city-states. While the Valyrians practiced a blood & fire magic, the Rhoynar used Water Wizards, which was very different. For generations, they fought the dragonlords until finally in the Second Spice War, the Valyrians flew over 300 dragons upon the Rhoynar and utterly destroyed their civilization & great military leaders.
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Many of the Rhoynish men were simply wiped out. Princess Nymeria could only take what was left her people and flee for their lives in 10,000 ships into The Sunset Sea. (This is soon to be another new tv show)



Under the leadership of Nymeria, the Rhoynar roamed The Sunset Sea, landing in inhospitable places such as Sothyros, The Basilisk Isles and The Summer Isles.



Mostly women, The Rhoynar did not fair well in any of these places, so Nymeria directed the large fleet of ships to Westeros & landed in Dorne. There she & her mostly female remnants of the Rhoynish people had troubles with the local Dornish, but it wasn't long before they married into the population. To show she was done roaming, she set all 10,000 ships on fire, burning the fleet forever.
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She married a few times, but her 1st husband was Mors Martell & they combined his emblem of the spear with her image of the sun and formed House Nymeros Martell at Sunspear.


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GRR Martin fans take A World Of Ice & Fire as a single whole rather than just a resource for tv shows. It's a literary work. Tv shows & other content are just bonuses. It's an involved tapestry of stories on an entirely different planet in an entirely different time. When viewing the tv shows, it's fun for us geeks to know the world that the stories of the people that is set in. Martin is very good in creating not just characters, but histories, mythologies & national narratives.



In George's world, there are stories before stories. In the story of Westeros, we find a story of various peoples who have histories that go far back into the far ancient past, yet their pasts affect the present stories that we involve ourselves with, so sayeth George.

The continent of Westeros as we know it in books or film has a cool history.

Before There were 7 Kingdoms, there were thousands, then hundreds, then tens until the invasion of The Andals condensed all those petty kingdoms down to what we roughly know as the 7 we are familiar with. ... Millennia before Game Of Thrones or House Of Dragon, The World Of Ice And Fire was spinning stories of itself. It's all one story, big and related to every other part.
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When the Targaryen's came to Westeros, they brought a handful of dragons. All but one died. The one that lived was Balerion, who was the last creature to have seen Old Valyria at it's peak before The Doom. Balerion eventually became Aegon The Conqueror's Dragon. He became known as The Black Dread.



Before Aegon & his sisters & brother conquered Westeros, he & Balerion flew over the continent & mapped it out, then came back to Dragonstone & made The Painted Table.



Balerion was the largest dragon & lived to be over 200 years old and had several riders before he died of old age. Maegor The Cruel had him after Aegon died, then Princess Aerea Targaryen had him during her short life, when she flew him all the way back to Valyria, but died after returning. After she died, The Dragonpit at King's Landing was completed, so he lived there until King Viserys I became his very last rider. Princess Rhaenyra named her cat after him.
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There were 3 dragons responsible for the conquest of Westeros. Balerion ridden by Aegon I, then Queen Rhaenys had Meraxes, and Queen Visenya had Vhagar.
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Meraxes was hatched at Dragonstone in Dragonmont. Queen Rhaenys was his only rider. It was Meraxes with Rhaenys who accompanied her brother Orys Baratheon to take The Stormlands. In The Reach, they exterminated House Gardener, but later they would both die together in Dorne when Meraxes is shot in the eye & crashes to the ground, crushing The Queen.



Unlike in Game Of Thrones, a dragon's scales are much too tough to be penetrated by a weapon such as a scorpion. The only weak point a dragon has with weapons like that is the open eye or perhaps a lucky shot into an open mouth - maybe.

Vhagar was born during The Century Of Blood after The Doom Of Valyria. She was hatched at Dragonstone and became Queen Visenya's dragon. Along with Balerion & Meraxes, she was instrumental in conquering Westeros. After Queen Visenya died, Vhagar didn't have anyone for about three decades, but stayed close by until finally Viserys I father Baelon became her new rider. Quite a few years went by after Baelon died until Laena Velaryon claimed her.



Not long after Laena died, her cousin Aemond Targaryen stole Vhagar, who would later use the dragon on the side of The Greens against The Blacks in the civil war known as The Dance Of Dragons. After Balerion & Meraxes deaths, Vhagar was the only dragon left from Aegon's Conquest. ... She was certainly the oldest and largest alive at that time. It was she who inflicted the first casualty of the civil war when she killed Prince Lucerys & his much smaller dragon Arrax by simply biting him in half near Storm's End.
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The downfall of the series named "Game of Thrones" was indeed the easy dragon kills. It was ludicrous.

Another downfall of the HBO written series that went on to end a series not even written, is the FACT that magic was coming back into the world of men, not the other way round.

Also ludicrous, is the FACT that House Stark did not believe in one family rule; yet at the end of the HBO decision, they left House Stark in charge of everything.

A brilliant start was "Game of Thrones" corrupted by the greed of HBO clamouring for viewership dollars and nothing more; to an American public that never read the books or understood anything about the Kingdom.

Disgusting.

Fun thing about this site is that it's a repository of posts from everywhere else on the internet, such as the scads & oodles of photos and videos from other sites. It's nice this site allows members to share things they enjoy that originate from elsewhere. Except for the games & bug reports & requests, almost every post we enjoy here originates from other sites & has been shared by members who like to have fun in their off-time. Our family likes to do that too, sharing from scans of our books or other sites.



Wiki's are certainly nice, especially the ones that George uses that are ran by people he knows. Much of the art they use are from media released & commissioned by Martin himself for his published works. In works that he grants license to, he is often consulted & describes what he wants characters & places to look like, even though he changes his mind here & there. His own site is surely the best place for anything related to his own material. We like that he allows fan sites to exist without legal action. He could do that, but he doesn't. Instead he chooses to have fun too, so he lets them exist & collaborates when he feels like it.
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We're just sharing fan stuff for fans because it's fun. Anyone who appreciates that sort of free time activity is like-minded & has our gratitude. The internet is shrinking every day, but it's still big enough for everyone to spend their time in their own way & share what they want to share. (＾◡＾)っ
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The age of dragons was during the peak of Valyrian civilization.



In those days, there were hundreds at any given time that could be used for military advantage.



That golden age of dragons is certainly in the rear view mirror once The Doom Of Valyria occurs.

Even by the time of Aegon's Conquest, there were just 3 dragons used to tame a continent.



Those mere 3 dragons of Balerion, Meraxes & Vhagar are those the Targaryens use for their house.



The destruction of just one single dragon is immense. Imagine what hundreds can do.



They conquered half of the known world.

Yet with both Targaryens & dragons virtually extinct, it only took One Targaryen & 3 dragons to take it back.



Dragons that weren't fully mature were still a formidable weapon to invoke terror & respect.

Before The Doom Of Valyria ever occurred, Valyrian's had already found a volcanic island on Westeros and they established an outpost there constructing it with long lost advanced ancient magickal building methods known only to the now lost Valyrian civilization.



They named the island and the outpost Dragonstone. After the Targaryens flee Valyria, they will claim Dragonstone as their own. It is there that their very few new dragons are hatched in the caves of the smokey volcano.

No longer House of the Dragon. Beautiful fan-generated illustrations and meanderings. Exceptional!

By 129 AC when Rhaenyra was crowned Queen at Dragonstone with her father King Viserys I crown, there were but a handful of dragons. Not all of them were available for combat.

Some of those dragons were wild, such as The Cannibal, Grey Ghost and Sheepstealer.

Morghul was bonded to Jaehaerya Targaryen, the daughter of Aegon II and sister-wife Helaena, but hadn't matured yet to be ridden.

Shrykos was bonded to Jaehaerys Targaryen, son of Aegon II and sister-wife Helaena, but also hadn't matured to be ridden yet.

Others such as Vermithor were fully mature, but their rider had died, so they were not bonded to anyone. Vermithor's 1st rider was King Jaehaerys I, the grandsire of King Viserys I.



King Jaehaerys I wife, Good Queen Alysanne had her own dragon, Silverwing, so they rode together throughout their lives. Long after the king & queen died, both dragons continued to live & sleep together at King's Landing or Dragonmont.

Silverwing had belonged to the grandmother of King Viserys I, Good Queen Alysanne for a long life until the queen died. Afterward, she chose to live mostly at Dragonmont on the volcano, where she also had no rider for a very long time since she too was bonded to no one.

Caraxes The Blood Wyrm was also a mature dragon. He had originally belonged to Princess Rhaenys father Prince Aemon. He was suppose to be king, but when he died, a council passed over Rhaenys & elected Viserys I as king rather than allow a female to rule since that is often cited as being unlawful & also against the cult of The Seven. When Aemon died, his nephew Prince Daemon became the new rider. For the coming civil war known as The Dance Of The Dragons, Caraxes was a considerable military asset in a war that involves female succession of the Targaryen throne.

Meleys, Caraxes, and the older dragon Vhagar that had first belonged to Queen Rhaenys- all 3 of these dragons belonged to Targaryen siblings- Aemon, and King Viserys I parents Alyssa & Baelon. These 3 siblings enjoyed flying together, so the dragons knew each other well. Meleys 1st rider was King Viserys I mom, Alyssa.

Not long after her sons King Viserys & Prince Daemon were born, she promptly took them flying with Meleys. 3 years after Alyssa died, Meleys new rider was Princess Rhaenys, The Queen Who Never Was. Although Meleys had gotten fat & lazy, she was faster than both Caraxes & Vhagar. None of these 3 dragons were particularly cranky since they were all use to being around people & often liked to sleep near their riders rather than someplace else- but they could be intimidating when necessary.

Young Syrax belonged only to Queen Rhaenyra. Like many dragons, Syrax was named after a Valyrian diety. The little princess began riding the dragon when she was just seven years old.



It is said that all of The Queen's sons dragons came from the eggs of Syrax. There's a legend this dragon also killed a knight that tried to sneak up on it to kill it.

Dreamfyre is another mature dragon. She first belonged to the very first grandbaby of Aegon The Conqueror, Princess Rhaena. Dreamfyre & Rhaena got around quite a bit, especially looking for her missing daughter who fled to Old Valyria on The Black Dread Balerion.



It is known that Rhaena's friend Elissa Farman stole 3 eggs from Dreamfyre & escaped to the former Valyrian city of Pentos in Essos. These eggs became Drogon, Viserion, and Rhaegal- the 3 dragons of Queen Daenerys Stormborn Targaryen, The Mother Of Dragons, Breaker Of Chains. These dragons, especially Drogon, look much like Dreamfyre.



After Rhaena died at Harrenhal, Dreamfyre flew to King's Landing to live there until she was claimed by Helaena Targaryen, the sister-wife of Aegon II. She began riding her at age 11.
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DreamFyre is the dragon that scared the piss out of Helaena's treacherous brother Aemon in The Dragonpit.



Later, another of Dreamfyre's eggs is stolen by Helaena's uncle Prince Daemon, but it is returned.
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Moondancer belonged to Baela Targaryen, twin of Rhaena. They were daughters of Daemon Targaryen & his cousin-wife Laena. Moondancer was very small dragon about the size of horse that Baela couldn't start to ride until she was age 14.

Morning belonged to Rhaena Targaryen, twin of Baela. She was hatched from an egg that Syrax laid in the same year that her uncle King Viserys I died.



Since she was a younger dragon & quite small, Rhae didn't get to ride her until she was nearly age 20.

Sunfyre belonged to the treasonous little brother of Queen Rhaenyra, Aegon II, who liked the dragon so much that he abandoned the traditional red & black Targaryen colors for gold & black instead. Sunfyre was hatched at the Dragonmont volcano about 9 years before King Viserys I died & had grown quite big for a young dragon by the time war broke out.



Aegon II with his sister-wife Helaena, the owner of the dragon Dreamfyre.

Blocking is a feature implemented by The Doc to be used by anyone for any reason.



Since our kids suggested this thread be made, with the exception of an honest question that Nasos had, the few additional posts that have been made have all been designed to personally harass. In so doing, that's 30 family members including kids as young as 4 that have been harassed.



Our family has about 30 people in it, including many children. We all look at this site & enjoy it. If anyone posts anything that anyone in our family objects to, we block that and move on. We're here to watch movies & share things that we enjoy.

We do not owe anyone any explanation as to why they were blocked other than a family of about 30 people found offense & the block option was used to eliminate further offense. That's the offenders problem, not ours.
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We created this thread to share scans from our calendars, books & other sites for our family & anyone else. If anyone likes it, great. If anyone doesn't great. Trolling this thread that our nieces, nephews & kids have contributed to serves no positive purpose, but confirms blocking as a useful tool to avoid counterproductive negativity that we protect our family from.

The harassment posts in this thread have been made with the sole purpose of being mean & to intimidate our family from continuing to post in a thread we made for our enjoyment in the forum - as if if everyone else can enjoy the forum, with the exception of our family.

The damage has been done. The thread has been successfully harassed & vandalized with negativity from those who, for some reason or the other, are none too happy that they've been blocked - for guess what - negativity. Why anyone would care one way or the other that they've been blocked is of minimal consequence if any. Doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out why the block option was used.

It's not just in this thread. The shìtposting & trolling has occurred in various other postings from this account as if someone has a real axe to grind with strangers & kids they've never met.

In order to read posts from someone who has used the block, one would have to ask another user what the posts are, or log out or something like that. It must be very sad to be that bored & simultaneously stalking total strangers one does not know. It takes a real obsession for anyone to harass & bully a total stranger. That's a commitment to a pathology that we've only seen in our patients that we treat.

So, we've filed the reports we need to file with whom we need to file them to.
Thanks for messing up a thread that our kids have enjoyed contributing to. Your harassment worked, so go off & be self-satisfied that you've shìt in the sandbox that others are playing in.
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