They who sit on the Iron Throne in Game Of Thrones are the King or Queen of the Seven Kingdoms, yet they are not the only monarch in Westeros. From Kings/Queens in the North to Beggar Kings to Kings who have no real claim, the show is full of Kings and Queens, and these people tend to run the gamut from genuine kindness to downright malevolence.

Battle if the King hadn't knelt: - 75k (If Torhenn and Aegon had gone to war at the Trident) 3. The Field of Fire: 65k (approx. 55k Reach/Westermen vs about 10k Targaryens) 4. Battle of the Green Fork: 37k (About 20k Lannisters vs 17k Northmen) And I guess my surprise is how quickly it drops off after this point. King Viserys III Targaryen (formerly known as Viserys Waters and Harry) was the only child of Queen Rhaenys I Targaryen with an unknown man, who ruled as the twenty-third member of the Targaryen dynasty to sit the Iron Throne. He was controversially elected following the Great Council of 354 AC, which was called to determine the successor to his mother, following her death. Viserys reigned
Baelor I Targaryen, known as Baelor the Beloved and Baelor the Blessed, was the ninth Targaryen king to reign on the Iron Throne as Lord of the Seven Kingdoms. Known for his piety, Baelor was a septon as well as a king.[2] He was the second son of King Aegon III Targaryen and Queen Daenaera Velaryon, and ruled after the death of his older brother, King Daeron I Targaryen.
A Clash of Kings. Aemon, being too old to accompany the great ranging, remains at Castle Black. The duty of writing and sending messages falls to Sam Tarly. Jeor reveals much of Aemon's history to Jon, including the fact that Aemon could have been king, but refused the crown in favor of his younger brother, Aegon V Targaryen. Jeor has a high . 127 290 437 327 208 430 393 429

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