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Learn about the history, culture, and family tree of House Targaryen, the dragonlords who ruled Westeros for centuries. Find out how they were overthrown, who survived, and who still live in exile.
- Azzak Zo Ghazeen
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- Qezza Galare
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- Symon Stripeback
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- Tourney of Harrenhal
Aftermath. When winter returned at the coming of the new...
- Lords of the Seven Kingdoms
While Aegon II Targaryen was declared Lord of the Seven...
- Bhakaz
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- Azzak Zo Ghazeen
5 de nov. de 2022 · Saiba quem são os principais integrantes da dinastia Targaryen, que governou Westeros com os dragões. Veja a árvore genealógica desde Aegon, o Conquistador, até a Dança dos Dragões.
9 de ago. de 2024 · Learn about the history and branches of the Targaryen family, from the first king Aegon the Conqueror to the dragonslayers of House of the Dragon. See the family tree with characters, dragons, and events from Game of Thrones and its prequel.
- Daenys “The Dreamer” Targaryen
- Aegon “The Conqueror” Targaryen
- Aenys Targaryen
- Jaehaerys “The Old King” Targaryen
- Aemon Targaryen
- Baelon Targaryen
- Rhaenys “The Queen Who Never Was” Targaryen
- Viserys Targaryen
- Daemon Targaryen
- Corlys “The Sea Snake” Velaryon
Daenys Targaryen, who came to be known as Daenys the Dreamer, had a vision that the city of Valyria—where all the dragonriders once resided—would be consumed in some apocalyptic event. Her father, Aenar, took this vision to heart and moved his entire family out of Valyria to Dragonstone. Daenys’ vision came to pass, and the Targaryens became the la...
Aegon Targaryen united the Seven Kingdoms of Westeros with the help of his two sister-wives, Rhaenys and Visenya. The Targaryens often intermarried to keep the bloodline pure, but that tradition could result in nasty consequences. As Cersei points out in Game of Thrones, when a Targaryen is born, the gods flip a coin. Some turn out monsters, others...
Aenys was bequeathed a rather unfortunate name. (Though, in fairness, it’s pronounced “Ennis.”) But he overcame that to become a kind ruler until his brother killed him in cold blood. He married Alyssa Velaryon, a descendent of the one other Valyrian family that survived the downfall of that city—though crucially Velaryons are not dragonriders. Sti...
Maegor ruled for just six years before he died—his council found him impaled on his own Iron Throne. (Ouch!) Whether he was murdered or injured himself on the throne rumored to prick kings unworthy of sitting on it is up for debate. Read More: Why It Matters When the King Is Cut by the Iron Throne onHouse of the Dragon Aenys’ son Jaehaerys then inh...
Aemon was Jaehaerys’ first son to survive into adulthood. He married Jocelyn Baratheon, who was not a Targaryen (good!) but was his aunt (not so good!) But Aemon died before his father did, leaving behind a daughter, Rhaenys Targaryen. Aemon’s younger brother Baelon became the heir.
Baelon and his sister married and had two sons, Viserys and Daemon Targaryen. Baelon died of a “burst belly” (perhaps a burst appendix) before his father passed away. At this point Jaehaerys has no obvious heirs to the throne.
As the child of Jaehaerys’ eldest son Aemon, Rhaenys (Eve Best) theoretically should have been the first in line for the throne. But because Westeros is a sexist place, the lords balked at the idea of a woman ruling over them. Jaehaerys, wary of an uprising, called together a council to decide who should inherit the Iron Throne. The council picked ...
Viserys marries his cousin Aemma (Sian Brooke), who gives birth to Rhaenyra Targaryen. Unfortunately, the couple is unable to have a male heir. In the first episode of House of the Dragon, Aemma dies in childbirth after Viserys cruelly forces her to have a C-section against her consent. Their son, too, dies. Viserys is left with no obvious heir and...
Daemon Targaryen, a storied if bloodthirsty warrior, not-so-secretly covets the Iron Throne. Viserys’ councilors fear that Deamon might take drastic action to usurp the throne from Viserys or even Rhaenyra. Daemon is married off for strategic purposes but hates his wife, Rhea Royce and kills her. He eventually marries Laena Velaryon, who gives birt...
Known as the the Sea Snake, Corlys Velaryon (Steve Toussaint) is a fabled sailor who marries Rhaenys Targaryen—a rare love match in Westeros’ history. Together, they have Laenor (Matthew Carver early in the show, John Macmillan later) and Laena Velaryon (Nova Foueillis-Mosé early, Savannah Steyn later). Corlys pressures Viserys into marrying Leana ...
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Explore the key characters and political roles in House of the Dragon, and view the family trees of House Targaryen, House Hightower, and House Velaryon.
Learn about the history and members of House Targaryen, the former royal house of Westeros and the last dragonlords of Valyria. See their family tree, sigil, words, and relationships from Aegon's Conquest to the present.
12 de jul. de 2024 · Learn about the Targaryen family history and lineage from the HBO shows Game of Thrones and House of the Dragon. See the family tree of every Targaryen who appeared in the series, from Aegon the Conqueror to Jon Snow.
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