history

Overview

history, born 288 AC, was a character.

Origin & End

Born

288 AC—292 AC—286 AC—297 AC—285-286 AC—285 AC—283 AC—294 AC—287 AC—Dragonstone—289 AC

Died

privy—poisoned wine at his own wedding—Dragonstone—boar hunt—Battle of the Trident—Riverrun

Affiliations

Affiliations

House GardenerHouse TargaryenHouse TyrellHouse Lannister

Relationships

Parent of

Tommen I BaratheonJon SnowJoffrey BaratheonMyrcellaTrystane

Child of

DoranRhaellaCerseiAegonTywin Lannister

Siblings

Viserys

Other

Cause of death

killed by Aemond and his dragon Vhagar—murdered by Blood and Cheese—incapacitated in battle—killed by a volley of arrows from his half-brother Bloodraven and his archers at the Battle of Redgrass Field—fire of Summerhall—burned alive—Giving birth to Daenerys—assassination during boar hunt—executed by Robb Stark—poisoned wine—crossbow shot—assassination by Night's Watchmen—None explicitly mentioned in the passage

Occurred in

280 after Aegon's Landing298 AC270s AC278 AC289 AC274 AC276 ACThe Battle of the BlackwaterConclave of the Order of Maesters301 ACThe Defiance of Duskendale291 AC298 ALSeason 3: 300 AC114 BCAegon's Landingc. 155 BCc. 2,000 - 700 BC102 BCThe Century of Blood102-2 BCAegon Targaryen uniting the Seven Kingdomsc. 6,000 - 700 BCc. 700 BC - The Rhoynar migrate to Dorne, after being driven from the Rhoyne River network in Essos by the Valyrians. House Martell intermarries with the Rhoynar led by Princess Nymeria and with their extra numbers conquers the rest of Dorne, unifying the entire region for the first time. House Manderly is exiled from the Reach but given safe haven in the North, where House Stark rewards them with rule over White Harbor. House Bolton is finally subdued by House Stark in the North. The Dornish Marches in the Red Mountains remain as they have been for centuries - a contested borderland of endemic warfare between the Reach, the Stormlands, and Dorne.Field of FireBleeding YearsAegon's Conquestc. 200 BCBattle of QohorHarrenhal

Appearances

Sources

• Wookieepedia — History
• Wikidata — Q309