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“These two episodes […] are very much thematically linked in that they deal with ‘rebirth’. Jon comes back into the world […] at Castle Black, in the cold. And Dany […] merging through fire… fire and ice.” - Dir. Daniel Sackheim
Jon Snow and Daenerys Targaryen in Game of Thrones 6.03 “Oathbreaker” and 6.04 “Book of the Stranger”
TOP 25 FEMALE CHARACTERS AS VOTED BY MY FOLLOWERS 2. Daenerys Targaryen
I know that somewhere out upon the grass her dragons hatched, and so did she. I know she is proud. How not? What else was left her but pride? I know she is strong. How not? The Dothraki despise weakness. If Daenerys had been weak, she would have perished with Viserys. I know she is fierce. Astapor, Yunkai, and Meereen are proof enough of that. She has crossed the grasslands and the red waste, survived assassins and conspiracies and fell sorceries, grieved for a brother and a husband and a son, trod the cities of the slavers to dust beneath her dainty sandaled feet.
Do you know what kept me standing through all those years in exile? Faith. Not in any gods. Not in myths and legends. In myself. In Daenerys Targaryen. I was born to rule the Seven Kingdoms, and I will.
Pre-ASOIAF Week - Day VI: Monarchs
Rhaenyra Targaryen
Born in 97 AC, Rhaenyra was the only living child of King Viserys I Targaryen by his first wife, Lady Aemma of House Arryn. She became a dragonrider at the age of seven, and at eight King Viserys proclaimed Rhaenyra his heir, having all the lords of the Seven Kingdoms swear fealty to her. Viserys got remarried to Alicent Hightower, and two parties soon formed at court: the party of the Queen (the greens) and the party of the Princess (the blacks). Rhaenyra’s claim was later challenged by her younger half brother, Aegon, sparking the civil war known as the Dance of the Dragons, which ended in both their deaths.
preasoiaf appreciation week: day six • monarchs
Princess Rhaenyra Targaryen was the first-born child of King Viserys I Targaryen. Rhaenyra was King Viserys I’s only living child by his first wife, Aemma of House Arryn. At the age of eight she was made her father’s heir and grew up expecting to become the first ruling Queen of Westeros. Her claim to the Iron Throne was challenged by her younger half-brother, Aegon II Targaryen, sparking the civil war known as the Dance of the Dragons.
The Margaery Tyrell who walks into the sept a fortnight from now will inspire 1,000 songs. Now, how sad it will be if she’s wearing rubbish like that.
Pre-A Song of Ice and Fire Appreciation Week:
↳ Day 6: Monarchs → Aegon the Dragon
Aegon Targaryen was an enigma.
Armed with the Valyrian steel blade Blackfyre, he was counted amongst the greatest warriors of his age, yet he took no pleasure in feats of arms and never rode in tourney or mêlée. His mount was Balerion the Black Dread, but he flew only to battle, or to travel swiftly across land and sea. His commanding presence drew men to his banners, yet he had no close friends, save Orys Baratheon, the companion of his youth. Women were drawn to him, but Aegon remained ever faithful to his sisters.
As king, he put great trust in his small council and his sisters, leaving much of the day-to-day governance of the realm to them… yet did not hesitate to take command when he found it necessary. Though he dealt harshly with rebels and traitors, he was open-handed with former foes who bent the knee.
When Queen Visenya placed a Valyrian steel circlet, studded with rubies, on her brother’s head and Queen Rhaenys hailed him as, “Aegon, First of His Name, King of All Westeros, and Shield of His People,” the dragons roared and the lords and knights sent up a cheer… but the smallfolk, the fisherman and field hands and goodwives, shouted loudest of all.
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The dragons are my children. They’re the only children I’ll ever have.
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Pre-ASOIAF Week - Day I: Historical Periods
The Century of Blood
What followed the Doom of Valyria was struggle that lasted a century. The destruction of Valyria left a power vacuum in Essos. Volantis, then the mightiest of the nine Free Cities, laid claim to Valyria’s empire. Resistance began when Volantis attempted to take control of Tyrosh, however, and in the end, all of the Free Cities, save for Lorath, either rebelled against Volantis or joined the alliance against the Volantenes. Pentos and Tyrosh even approached the last remaining dragonlords, and a young Aegon Targaryen agreed to join the alliance. Mounted on his dragon, Balerion, he flew to Lys and set the Volantene fleet ablaze.
Meanwhile, the Dothraki rode out of the east, sacking and burning towns and cities in their way, leading to the destruction of several realms. The famous ‘Field of Crows’ battle between the Dothraki and the Tall Men allowed the Kingdom of Sarnor to fall to the Dothraki in its entirety. Valyrian colonies, cities in the Red Waste, Ghiscari settlements, and even cities as far north as Ibben were all conquered, creating the vast Dothraki Sea.
2 BC–1 AC: the Conquest, was the campaign in which Aegon I Targaryen and his sisters Visenya and Rhaenys conquered most of Westeros.
Yield now, and you may remain as Lord of the Iron Islands. Yield now, and your sons will live to rule after you. I have eight thousand men outside your walls.
#preasoiafweek2020: day 1 ➝ historical periods
preasoiaf appreciation week: day one • historical period
The proudest city in all the world was gone in an instant, its fabled empire vanished in a day, the Lands of the Long Summer scorched and drowned and blighted.
JAEHAERYS I & ALYSANNE TARGARYEN
He was nine-and-sixty at his death, and had ruled wisely and well for five-and-fifty years. Westeros mourned, and it was claimed that even in Dorne men wept and women tore their garments in lament for a king who had been so just and good. His ashes were interred with that of his beloved, the Good Queen Alysanne, beneath the Red Keep. And the realm never saw their like again.
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Pre-ASOIAF Week - Day III: Character
Nymeria of Ny Sar
Thousands of years ago, the warrior queen Nymeria crossed into Dorne from Essos, fleeing the dragonlords of Valyria. After she landed, she burned her ships, all 10,000 of them, so no cowards could slink home. What a woman. Dornish in spirit before she ever was in flesh.
Sansa Stark in 6.09 “Battle of the Bastards”
