House of the Dragon Masterlist
Aelys Targaryen in Sin Begets Sin
FC: Tom Glynn Carney LI: Aegon Targaryen Pinterest
When Queen Alicent birthed twin sons for King Viserys, it was immediately regarded as a great blessing, the gods finally granting the King the sons and heirs he had long awaited. Until word spread that Aelys, the younger of the twins, had inherited his mother’s colouring rather than his father’s, and the court of public opinion quickly changed its tune. Aelys was no stranger to the whispers that had plagued him since birth. More Hightower than Targaryen, even with his beloved dragon and purple eyes. A disappointment, no doubt, hardly a true Valyrian at all, certainly not a contender for his father’s throne. Aelys had never cared; anything that kept him far away from the throne could only be a blessing. Still, Aelys was the son of a king, the perfect sacrifice for his mother and grandfather’s ambitions. Perfectly compliant in the name of protecting his siblings from sharing his fate, he would bite his tongue and bide his time. Waiting, learning, and preparing. He would observe those around him and learn in their shadows, would dedicate years of his life to preparing for the day Viserys would die, and he would be ready. No matter how many people still called him the Hightower Prince, Aelys was a Targaryen. The blood of the dragon. And he would protect his family with fire and blood.
Aemma Velaryon in Bittersweet Symphony
FC: Alexandra Dowling LI: Aegon Targaryen
Aerra Targaryen
FC: Margot Robbie
Alysia Hightower
FC: Sarah Bolger LI: Aegon Targaryen
Ayron Targaryen in Pillars Of Sand
FC: Henry Cavill LI: Rhaella Targaryen
Azalais Martell in Bedroom Hymns
FC: Bruna Marquezine LI: Aegon Targaryen (& Aemond Targaryen)
Baelora Velaryon
FC: Sai Bennett
Carlys Tully in Death By A Thousand Cuts
FC: Charlotte Hope LI: Aegon Targaryen Pinterest
Carlys Tully was, above all, a devoted servant to the Seven. To the Mother, most of all. As the eldest granddaughter to the Lord of the Reach, Carlys had always known that her marriage would be important to the future of her family and had always prayed that she would be able to do her duty, to find a suitable match and make her family proud. She never expected to be chosen to marry Prince Aegon himself, perhaps the next king of the Seven Kingdoms. And she never expected to fall in love with him. He was sweet, really. No matter what anyone else said, no matter his reputation or indiscretions, no matter how much she sometimes thought he must hate her, he was sweet, and Carlys loved him. She always would, steadfast and loyal as a proper wife ought to be. Even with a war on the horizon, House Targaryen preparing to destroy itself from within, Carlys knew, above all else, that her loyalty to her husband would never change, no matter what it might cost her.
Cira Waters in Nobody’s Daughter
FC: Florence Pugh LI: Jacaerys Velaryon
Cyrissa Cole in Legendary
FC: Summer Bishil LI: Rhaenyra Targaryen & Daemon Targaryen
Daenyra Targaryen in The Prophecy
FC: Anya Taylor Joy LI: Aegon Targaryen & Jacaerys Velaryon Pinterest
Daenyra Targaryen had never wanted to be fostered at Winterfell, although no one had cared for her opinion on the matter. Her grandfather insisted that it was necessary to foster an alliance with House Stark, no further discussion welcome or required. And so Daenyra made her way North, to what would almost be her doom. Within her first moon at Winterfell, an attempt was made on her life, and it was only thanks to Cregan Stark’s quick reflexes that Daenyra survived. But it was clear, the North was no safe place for a dragon. After much persuasion, Daenyra secured Cregan’s assistance in her own plan, to disappear beyond the wall until they could determine who had paid for her to die. Life beyond the Wall was nothing like Daenyra had expected, changing her in ways that she had never imagined possible. And with those changes came the dreams. A realm at war, dragons fighting dragons, death and destruction until no Targaryens remained. Beyond the Wall, with nothing but ice and a dragon for company, Daenyra began to plan. But in all of her plans, and all of her dreams, there was one thing that she had never seen coming. For Jace Velaryon to visit the Wall and discover that his lost aunt still lived.
Daenyra Targaryen in Young Gods [ Modern AU ]
FC: Anya Taylor Joy LI: Aegon Targaryen & Jacaerys Valeryon & Aemond Targaryen Pinterest There were many things that Daenyra Targaryen was looking forward to about graduating university. Moving back to King’s Landing, for one. Being in a real city for one. Living in the family mansion, with all the associated perks. The best clubs and bars and restaurants at her fingertips, of course. But needing to “take her rightful place” in the family business was not on that list. When she finds out that her job is going to be as Aegon’s personal assistant, Dany knows that she should take it as an offence. A slight from Rhaenyra, maybe, a reminder that she wasn’t a true dragon like her eldest sibling. Or the easy dismissal of a father who’d never cared for her, who hardly remembered his youngest daughter at all.Perhaps it wasn’t about her whatsoever, just her grandfather’s newest way of punishing Aegon for his latest indiscretion.But truth be told, her shitty job assignment was the only halfway decent thing to come out of joining the company, because it brought her one step closer to the very best part of returning to King’s Landing: her mission to persuade Aegon to finally act on his incredibly obvious attraction to her.
Daessa Velaryon in Ruthless Game
FC: Millie Brady LI: Aegon Targaryen; Aemond Targaryen
Dorian Hightower in Timeless
FC: Timothee Chalamet LI: Alicent Hightower
Ellwyn Waters
FC: Rachel Zegler LI: Jacaerys Targaryen
Jaella Targaryen in In The Blood
FC: Poppy Drayton
Jaenys Velaryon
FC: Regé Jean Page LI: Mellina Tully
Kelara Velaryon in Secondhand Smoke
FC: Jessie Mei Li LI: Baela Targaryen & Jacaerys Valeryon
Laerya Velaryon
FC: Halle Bailey
Lyria Hightower in Aching Soul
FC: Millie Bobby Brown & Synnove Karlsen LI: Daemon Targaryen
Maerra Targaryen in Family Line
FC: Deva Cassell LI: Aemond Velaryon
Mellina Tully
FC: Daisy Head LI: Jaenys Velaryon
Rhaella Targaryen in Pillars Of Sand
FC: Jodie Comer LI: Ayron Targaryen
Rhaeya Targaryen in Funeral March
FC: Holliday Grainger LI: Aegon Targaryen; Jacaerys Velaryon Pinterest Rhaeya Targaryen was everything that the daughter of a king should be. She was beautiful, well spoken, clever, and dutiful. She married her brother as instructed, and never once complained when, in the image of his namesake, he took their younger sister as a bride as well. She bore his children, ignored his indiscretions, and stayed quiet as the world around her debated whether her husband or sister should sit on the iron throne, making her own plans behind closed doors but only ever smiling politely to the world. She was everything that the wife of a prince should be. Everything except for loyal. For all that her body may belong to her husband, her heart and soul had always belonged to another, to her nephew. And if it takes a war for her to finally be able to play her hand and be with the man she loves then maybe, just maybe, it will be worth it.
Roslyn Baratheon in Sin Begets Sin
FC: Emily Bader LI: Aelys Targaryen; Helaena Targaryen
Saera Targaryen in My Tears Ricochet
FC: Elle Fanning LI: Aemond Targaryen Pinterest Saera Targaryen should not exist. The truth was simple and absolute. The young princess Rhaenyra should never have been impregnated by her uncle in a whorehouse in Flea Bottom, and if she were to find herself in such a situation, she should have drank her moon tea, gotten rid of the child, and pretended as if nothing had ever happened. She should never have disappeared to Dragonstone, returning only six moons later with a daughter. No one could call the future queen’s first child a bastard, not to her face, but nor could Saera Targaryen inherit the Iron Throne. And so it was decided – in the tradition of House Velaryon, Laenor’s firstborn son would be his mother’s heir, and Saera would marry her second born nephew, and the path of succession would be clear and unchallenged. Saera never minded her fate. She never minded being passed over for the throne, never minded being betrothed to Aemond because marrying Aegon would have caused too many concerns about succession, never minded that she would always be a Targaryen while her siblings were Velaryons. She was a proper princess, obedient to her family and her future husband, and she would be content. Until her grandfather’s inevitable death left the kingdom reeling, the war that had been brewing for her entire life finally coming to light: can an eldest daughter inherit before a firstborn son? Saera was a proper princess. She was obedient to her family and to her husband. But when her parents and her husband are at war, the only place left to her is in the crossfire.
Sarisa Celtigar in If You Love Me For Me
FC: Marina Ruy Barbosa LI: Aegon Targaryen & Aemond Targaryen
Vaella Targaryen in Golden Crown Of Sorrow
FC: Suki Waterhouse LI: Aemond Targaryen
Valaenyra Targaryen in Family Tree
FC: Anya Chalotra LI: Alicent Hightower
Visenya Targaryen in Forgive The Children We Once Were
FC: Freya Allan LI: Alicent Hightower; Aemond Targaryen
