As stated in the chapter title, this is the appendix for the characters, both canon and OC, at the start of the postponed Dance in 150 AC (from Alicent's murder to Helaena's execution). I tried to make this appendix a little shorter than the previous two, but that was easier said than done with some of the entries.

But anywho, enjoy!

House Targaryen of King's Landing (Blacks)

I. Rhaenyra I Targaryen (b. 97 AC): The half-aunt and rival of King Jaehaerys II Targaryen. She is the first queen regnant of Westeros and the sixth member of her dynasty to sit on the Iron Throne. Rhaenyra is both the niece and third wife of her consort, King Daemon Targaryen. The Dragon Queen is hellbent on making the Greens pay for plotting against her, the tensions between them and the Iron Throne having resulted in the deaths of Rhaenyra's eldest son, Prince Jacaerys Velaryon; one of her grandsons, Jace's youngest son, Prince Aelyx Targaryen; and one of Rhaenyra's daughters-in-law, Lady Thea Celtigar. Rhaenyra has been dressing in all black since Jacaerys's death.

II. Daemon Targaryen (b. 81 AC): The granduncle and rival of Queen Jaehaera Targaryen. He is the first male consort of the Seven Kingdoms. Daemon is both the uncle and second husband of Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen. The once fearsome and mighty Rogue Prince has been confined to his bed due to his worsening Parkinson's Disease, and he can no longer wield Dark Sister nor ride Caraxes. As of the twelfth day of the eleventh moon, Daemon has mourned the loss of his eldest stepson, Prince Jacaerys Velaryon; one of his grandsons, Jace's youngest son, Prince Aelyx Targaryen; and the wife of his oldest son, Lady Thea Celtigar.

The Velaryon Princes

I. Jacaerys Velaryon (b. 114 AC - d. 150 AC): The late Prince of Dragonstone and the previous Hand of the Queen of Rhaenyra I. He was the firstborn son and child for both his mother and her long dead second cousin and first husband, Ser Laenor Velaryon. Jacaerys was beheaded by his own half-uncle, Prince Aemond Targaryen, with Blackfyre during the Trial of Seven at Oldtown on the tenth day of the tenth moon after he condemned the memory of Aemond's late mother, Jace's former step-grandmother, Queen Alicent Hightower. He was the second victim of the Moon of the Stranger.

II. Lucerys Velaryon (b. 115 AC): The Lord of the Tides. He is the second born son of Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen and Ser Laenor Velaryon, but is now his parents oldest living son following the death of Luke's older brother Jacaerys. Lucerys was captured after his defeat in the Battle of the Arbor and is now a captive of the Greens. His right eye was cut out by his half-uncle, Prince Aemond Targaryen, who wanted to avenge the loss of his own right eye by Luke's hand when they were boys in 120 AC. Luke has also been bereaved of his dragon, Arrax, who was killed in battle.

III. Joffrey Velaryon (b. 117 AC): The Master of Laws. He is the third born son of Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen, the youngest born from her first marriage to Ser Laenor Velaryon. Joff was captured by the Greens after his defeat in a skirmish leading up to the Siege of Honeyholt. His dragon, Tyraxes, was killed in that skirmish by Tessarion, the dragon ridden by one of Joff's half-uncles, Prince Daeron Targaryen.

The Twin Princesses

I. Baela Targaryen (b. 116 AC): The cousin-widow of Prince Jacaerys Velaryon. She is the firstborn daughter and child of both King Daemon Targaryen and his long dead first cousin once removed and second wife, Lady Laena Velaryon. Baela is currently headquartered at Goldengrove with her dragon Moondancer.

II. Rhaena Targaryen (b. 116 AC): The Lady of the Tides. She is the second born daughter of King Daemon Targaryen, the youngest surviving child born to Lady Laena Velaryon. Following the capture of her cousin-husband, Prince Lucerys Velaryon, after the Battle of the Arbor, Rhaena will be helping her son, Corlys, to run House Velaryon in Luke's absence.

Rhaenyra I and Daemon's Children

I. Aegon the Younger (120 AC): The son of Queen Rhaenyra I and King Daemon Targaryen. He is the second born and oldest living son of his father, the fourth born son of his mother. Aegon is the heartbroken widower of Lady Thea Celtigar, who was the final victim of the Moon of the Stranger. The prince is now a shell of his former self...

II. Viserys Targaryen (b. 122 AC): The youngest son for both Queen Rhaenyra I and King Daemon Targaryen. He is the youngest son for both his avunculate parents. With his eldest half-brother dead, the other two captured, and his older full-blooded brother mourning the death of his wife, Viserys has stepped up to the plate of becoming a more dutiful son to his mother.

III. Visenya Targaryen (b. 129 AC): The daughter and youngest child of Queen Rhaenyra I and King Daemon Targaryen. She is the third born daughter of her father, her mother's only one. Visenya has been accused by her half-uncle, Prince Aemond Targaryen, of the murder of her step-grandmother, Queen Alicent Hightower, an accusation that both the princess and the Blacks vehemently deny. The princess is nearly five months pregnant with her fourth child by her half-first cousin/husband, Prince Maelor Targaryen, and she is on bedrest because of the pregnancy. Visenya is by no means a delicate flower, however, and she has proven herself to be tougher than what people expected her to be.

Jacaerys and Baela's Children

I. Baelor Targaryen (b. 130 AC): The new Prince of Dragonstone and current Hand of the Queen. He is the firstborn son of the late Prince Jacaerys Velaryon and his cousin-widow, Princess Baela Targaryen. Baelor is now his parents only surviving son following the death of his younger brother, Aelyx, in the Assault on Harte's Watch. The crown prince is married to his double first cousin, Princess Alysanne Velaryon, and they now have two children together: Aemon and Elaena Targaryen. Baelor is the rival of his half-second cousin, Prince Aegon Targaryen, the oldest living son of King Jaehaerys II Targaryen, as heir to the Iron Throne.

II. Alyssa Targaryen (b. 132 AC): The only daughter of Prince Jacaerys Velaryon and Princess Baela Targaryen. She is now her parents youngest living child after the death of her beloved younger brother, Prince Aelyx Targaryen... Alyssa is the second wife of Lord Rickon Stark, the heir to Winterfell; and is the stepmother of Rickon's two daughters from a previous marriage: Serena and Sansa Stark.

III. Aelyx Targaryen (b. 135 AC - d. 150 AC): The late second born son of Prince Jacaerys Velaryon and Princess Baela Targaryen. He was his parents' youngest child. Aelyx was killed by Ser Niall Hutcheson during the Assault on Harte's Watch. The prince was killed by being stabbed all over his face and head by Niall. Aelyx was engaged to Lady Arielle Tarly, the daughter of Alan Tarly, the Lord of Horn Hill.

Lucerys and Rhaena's Children

I. Alysanne Velaryon (b. 130 AC): The firstborn daughter of Prince Lucerys Velaryon and Princess Rhaena Targaryen. She is the double first cousin-wife of Crown Prince Baelor Targaryen, and together they have two young children: Aemon and Elaena Targaryen. Alysanne was both the niece and daughter-in-law of the late Prince Jacaerys Velaryon.

II. Laena Velaryon (b. 131 AC): The mentally ill second born daughter of Prince Lucerys Velaryon and Princess Rhaena Targaryen. She is married to Ser Walton Tully. Laena drinks moon tea every now and then to prevent the conception of a child who could inherit their mother's mental illness.

III. Megaera Velaryon (b. 133 AC): The third born and youngest daughter of Prince Lucerys Velaryon and Princess Rhaena Targaryen. She is married to Lord Alessor Thoredando, and they are expecting their first child together.

IV. Corlys Velaryon (b. 134 AC): The only surviving son of Prince Lucerys Velaryon and Princess Rhaena Targaryen. He is now the Lord of the Tides in all but name following the capture of his father after the Battle of the Arbor. Corlys's mother will be helping him with ruling House Velaryon. The prince is married to Lady Lisia Tully, the younger sister of one of Corlys the Sea Worm's brothers-in-law, Ser Walton Tully.

Baelor and Alysanne's Children

I. Aemon Targaryen (b. 146 AC): The four year old son of Prince Baelor Targaryen and Princess Alysanne Velaryon. He is second in line to the Iron Throne. The Greens plotted, and failed, to kidnap Aemon to ransom him to his great-grandmother, Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen, in exchange for her abdication so that King Jaehaerys II Targaryen could take the throne.

II. Elaena Targaryen (b. 150 AC): The infant daughter of Prince Baelor Targaryen and Princess Alysanne Velaryon. She is the firstborn granddaughter for both her paternal grandparents: the late Prince Jacaerys Velaryon and his cousin-widow, Princess Baela Targaryen; and her maternal grandparents: Prince Lucerys Velaryon and Princess Rhaena Targaryen. Elaena is the eldest great-granddaughter for both Queen Rhaenyra I and King Daemon Targaryen and their previous spouses: Ser Laenor and Lady Laena Velaryon.

Joffrey and Nell's Sons

I. Aeric Targaryen (b. 132 AC): The oldest son of Prince Joffrey Velaryon and Lady Nell Beesbury. He has been thinking of joining the Gold Cloaks but was persuaded to put that off until after the royal progress that was planned to take place in the Riverlands and the Westerlands by his grandmother the queen, who is hoping to find Aeric a wife during the progress. With the progress postponed indefinitely, Aeric will now be preparing for battle.

II. Daemion Targaryen (b. 134 AC): The youngest son and living child of Prince Joffrey Velaryon and Lady Nell Beesbury. He is the fiancé of Lady Tara Lannister, who is the cousin of the Warden of the West and the niece of the Lord Paramount of the Stormlands. Their marriage has been postponed indefinitely due to the outbreak of hostilities between the Blacks and the Greens.

Aegon the Younger and Thea's Children

I. Oswyn Corbray (b. 140 AC): The foster son of Prince Aegon the Younger and his late wife, Lady Thea Celtigar. His biological parents were the former Lord and Lady of Heart's Home, Corwyn Corbray and Beatrice Celtigar, the latter being Thea's cousin. Oswyn's twin brother Oscar is the current head of House Corbray, and he is the second cousin/foster brother of Little Rhaenyra. Oswyn has been rendered motherless again following Thea's murder at the end of the Moon of the Stranger...

II. Rhaenyra Targaryen (b. 146 AC): The only biological daughter and child of Prince Aegon the Younger and Lady Thea Celtigar. She is the second cousin/foster sister of Oswyn Corbray. Little Rhaenyra lost her mother during the Moon of the Stranger...

Viserys and Myrine's Children

I. Valaena Targaryen (b. 140 AC): The only daughter of Prince Viserys Targaryen and Lady Myrine Darklyn. She is responsible for her age and is protective of her little brothers.

II. Aerys Targaryen (b. 143 AC): The firstborn son of Prince Viserys Targaryen and Lady Myrine Darklyn.

III. Daemon Targaryen (b. 145 AC): The second born son of Prince Viserys Targaryen and Lady Myrine Darklyn.

Black Dragons

I. Aemma (b. 135 AC): The dragon who is ridden by Princess Alyssa Targaryen.

II. Arrax (b. 121 AC - d. 150 AC): The dragon who was ridden by Prince Lucerys Velaryon. Arrax was killed by Shrykos during the Battle of the Arbor in 150 AC. Suffering multiple injuries during his fight with Shrykos, which Arrax was able to mete against his foe in equal measure, Arrax was finally killed after Shrykos ripped out his throat.

III. Caraxes (b. 57 AC): The dragon who is ridden by King Daemon Targaryen.

IV. Dyannerys (b. 132 AC): The dragon who is ridden by Princess Visenya Targaryen.

V. Galewing (b. 133 AC): The dragon who is ridden by Princess Alysanne Velaryon.

VI. Macetail (b. 141 AC): The dragon who was ridden by Prince Aelyx Targaryen. Macetail has been left riderless following Aelyx's death during the Assault on Harte's Watch in 150 AC.

VII. Meleys (b. 65 AC): The Red Queen. She is ridden by Princess Megaera Velaryon.

VIII. Moondancer (b. 127 AC): The dragon who is ridden by Princess Baela Targaryen.

IX. Morning (b. 130 AC): The dragon who is ridden by Princess Rhaena Targaryen.

X. Palefyre (b. 133 AC): The dragon who is ridden by Prince Baelor Targaryen.

XI. Ravenscale (b. 129 AC): The dragon who is ridden by Prince Viserys Targaryen.

XII. Redfang (b. 136 AC): The dragon who is ridden by Prince Daemion Targaryen.

XIII. Silverwing (b. Early 1st Century): The dragon who is ridden by Princess Laena Velaryon.

XIV. Stormcloud (b. 124 AC): The dragon who is ridden by Prince Aegon the Younger.

XV. Syrax (b. 100 AC): The dragon who is ridden by Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen.

XVI. Tyraxes (b. 125 AC - d. 150 AC): The dragon who was ridden by Prince Joffrey Velaryon. Tyraxes was killed by Tessarion during a skirmish leading up to the Siege of Honeyholt. He died from exsanguination after the Blue Queen ripped his left wing off.

XVII. Vermax (b. 118 AC): The dragon who was ridden by Prince Jacaerys Velaryon. Vermax has been left riderless following Jace's death at Oldtown during the Moon of the Stranger.

XVIII. Vermithor (b. Early 1st Century): The Bronze Fury. Vermithor is the dragon who is ridden by Prince Corlys Velaryon.

House Targaryen of King's Landing (Greens)

I. Helaena Targaryen (b. 109 AC - d. 150 AC): The late younger half-sister of Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen. Motivated by the suspicious and tragic death of her eldest grandchild, Prince Gaemon the Blind, Helaena took part in the Green Conspiracy, which was a plot to dethrone Rhaenyra and replace her with her oldest half-nephew, Helaena's oldest son, Jaehaerys II. The conspiracy failed, and Helaena, wracked with guilt after hearing of the murder of Lady Thea Celtigar at the hands of one of the Green conspirators, confessed to her older half-sister about her part in the plot. The princess's treachery led to her treason conviction and subsequent execution. She was beheaded by the Queen's Justice, Ser Hendry Harte, before the Iron Throne at noon on the twelfth day of the eleventh moon.

Helaena had survived her late older brother-husband, Prince Aegon the Elder, for only two years by the time she died.

II. Aemond Targaryen (b. 110 AC): The younger half-brother of Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen. He killed his eldest half-nephew, Prince Jacaerys Velaryon, during the Trial of Seven at Oldtown, an act which has branded Aemond as a kinslayer, one of the vilest of sinners. Escaping from the Hightower with the help of his younger brother Daeron and their second cousin, Lord Lyonel Hightower, Aemond fled to the Arbor to hide from the wrath of his older half-sister and her forces, his flight resulting in a manhunt that spanned the Reach. After coming out of hiding to take part in the Green Conspiracy, the one-eyed prince crowned his oldest nephew, Jaehaerys, as the Second of his Name in defiance of Rhaenyra, who Aemond wishes to overthrow. Aemond cut out the right eye of his other half-nephew, Prince Lucerys Velaryon, after the Battle of the Arbor to avenge the loss of his partial blinding at Luke's hands during the Red Spring.

Following the execution of his older sister on the twelfth day of the eleventh moon, Aemond is now the oldest living child of his late mother, Queen Alicent Hightower.

III. Daeron Targaryen (b. 114 AC): The youngest half-brother of Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen. He is fighting for the claim of his nephew, King Jaehaerys II Targaryen, in defiance of his older half-sister, and Daeron took part in the failed Green Conspiracy. Daeron crowned his niece, Jaehaerys II's twin sister-wife, Jaehaera, as queen on the steps of the Starry Sept. The prince was integral in defeating both his half-nephew, Prince Joffrey Velaryon, and his allies from House Beesbury during the Siege of Honeyholt. Tragically, Daeron witnessed the murder of his youngest son, Prince Valarr Targaryen, at the hands of Lord Alan Beesbury, who wanted to avenge the deaths of his two youngest sons, who were burned alive by Daeron's dragon Tessarion...

Aegon the Elder and Helaena's Children

I. Jaehaerys II Targaryen (b. 123 AC): The half-nephew and rival of Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen. He is the sixth Targaryen king and the seventh monarch of his dynasty. Jaehaerys II is the son of the late Prince Aegon the Elder and his also deceased younger sister-wife, Princess Helaena Targaryen. The king is the second born son of his father, his mother's first. Jaehaerys decided to fight for his claim to the Iron Throne following the death of his oldest son, Prince Gaemon the Blind, and the possibility of his family being mistreated or even killed off by the Blacks. Jaehaerys II was crowned king by his oldest uncle, Prince Aemond Targaryen, on the steps of the Starry Sept with the crown of King Uthor of the High Tower.

So far, Jaehaerys's ambition has cost the lives of two of his cousins, Prince Valarr Targaryen and Ser Cyril Hightower, and now his own mother...

II. Jaehaera Targaryen (b. 123 AC): The grandniece and rival of King Daemon Targaryen. She is the daughter of Prince Aegon the Elder and Princess Helaena Targaryen. Jaehaera is the second born daughter of her father, her mother's only one. The queen was the true identity of Ghost, the mysterious masked figure who served as the second Master of Whisperers on the small council of her half-aunt, Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen. Heartbroken over the death of her eldest son, Gaemon, and believing that Rhaenyra had a hand in his death, Jaehaera took part in the Green Conspiracy.

Jaehaera is the one who stole Blackfyre from the bedchamber of Prince Baelor Targaryen so that her twin brother-husband, King Jaehaerys II Targaryen, could possess the symbol of Targaryen kinghood and draw more followers to him. The princess was crowned by her youngest uncle, Prince Daeron Targaryen, on the steps of the Starry Sept with the crown of Queen Maris the Maid. Queen Jaehaera's plotting has led to the death of two women who were very dear to her: Lady Thea Celtigar, who was one of Jaehaera's ladies-in-waiting and best friend, and Princess Helaena Targaryen, Jaehaera's own mother/aunt...

III. Maelor Targaryen (b. 127 AC): The half-first cousin/husband of Princess Visenya Targaryen. He is expecting his fourth child with Visenya. Maelor is still loyal to the Blacks and is imprisoned at the Hightower because of it.

Jaehaerys II and Jaehaera's Children

I. Gaemon Targaryen (b. 139 AC - d. 150 AC): The late son of King Jaehaerys II Targaryen and his twin-sister wife, Queen Jaehaera Targaryen. He was the firstborn son for both his parents. Royal inbreeding caused Gaemon to be born blind, frail and mentally challenged. Despite his handicaps, the prince was a sweet child who was adored by his mother, grandmother and younger siblings; his father/uncle ignored him. Gaemon the Blind died from mushroom poisoning on the twenty-seventh night of the tenth moon after consuming two bowls of mushroom soup, one of the bowls having been given to him by his younger brother Aegon.

The prince's death was ruled to be a tragic accident by Grand Maester Thaleus, but the Greens think the poisoning was intentional regardless of whether or not Gaemon was the intended victim or not. Prince Gaemon Targaryen was the fifth and youngest victim of the Moon of the Stranger. He was going to turn eleven on New Year's Eve the year he died...

II. Aegon Targaryen (b. 140 AC): The half-second cousin and rival of Crown Prince Baelor Targaryen. He is the second born son of King Jaehaerys II and Queen Jaehaera Targaryen. Aegon is now his father's oldest living trueborn son, the only surviving son of his mother.

III. Aeva Targaryen (b. 142 AC): The daughter of King Jaehaerys II and Queen Jaehaera Targaryen. She is the firstborn daugther of her father, her mother's only one. Aeva is Jaehaera's youngest child.

Jaehaerys II and Falena's Children

I. Maegon Waters (b. 145 AC): The bastard son of King Jaehaerys II Targaryen and his mistress, Lady Falena Stokeworth. He is the third born son of his father, his mother's only one. Maegon is the twin brother of Maegelle Waters. Lord Rivers and his mother and twin are the royal hostages of Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen. Maegon is the grandnephew of the new Master of Laws, Lord Benedict Stokeworth.

II. Maegelle Waters (b. 145 AC): The bastard daughter of King Jaehaerys II Targaryen and Lady Falena Stokeworth. She is the second born daughter of her father, her mother's only one. Maegelle is the youngest child for both her parents. Lady Rivers is the twin sister of Maegon Rivers. The twins are being held captive by the Blacks at King's Landing. Maegelle is the grandniece of the new Master of Laws, Lord Benedict Stokeworth.

Maelor and Visenya's Child

I. Rhaenys Targaryen (b. 148 AC): The oldest living daughter and child of Prince Maelor and Princess Visenya Targaryen. She is going to become a big sister in four months.

Aemond's Sons

I. Lydus Targaryen (b. 130 AC): The son of Prince Aemond Targaryen and his mistress, Alys Rivers. He is the firstborn child of his father, the only living child of his mother. Lydus is marching on Horn Hill with his dragon Seasmoke and a host comprised of men from Houses Hightower, Peake and Tyrell to subjugate House Tarly in the name of Lydus's cousin, King Jaehaerys II Targaryen.

II. Baelon Targaryen (b. 146 AC): The son of Prince Aemond Targaryen and his fourth cousin once removed/wife, Lady Daenaera Velaryon. He is the second born son of his father, his mother's first. Baelon is the youngest grandson born from the bloodline of the Young King's second marriage and is currently the only grandchild of his maternal grandparents: Lord Daeron Velaryon and Lady Hazel Harte. The prince is the great-grandson of the long dead Lord Vaemond Velaryon, the scheming nephew of Corlys the Sea Snake.

Daeron and Bethany's Children

I. Saera Targaryen (b. 134 AC): The Lady of Highgarden. She is the firstborn daughter of Prince Daeron Targaryen and his second cousin-wife, Lady Bethany Hightower. Saera married Lord Lyonel Tyrell in 149 AC after he got her pregnant out of wedlock during the queen's Twentieth Year Tourney at Duskendale. The princess gave birth to Lyonel's first trueborn child, a daughter named Lady Daena Tyrell, nine months after they got married. Saera is currently expecting her second child with Lyonel, and her pregnancy inspired her parents to have another child before they get too old to conceive (Bethany is now pregnant herself).

Saera is on bedrest to cope with being separated from her daughter and younger brother Valerion, who are being kept as royal hostages by the Blacks at Horn Hill.

II. Valerion Targaryen (b. 135 AC): The firstborn son of Prince Daeron Targaryen and Lady Bethany Hightower. Both he and his younger brother Aeryn are being held captive by House Tarly for the Blacks. Prior to his imprisonment, Valerion was being fostered at Highgarden.

III. Aeryn Targaryen (b. 136 AC): The second born son of Prince Daeron Targaryen and Lady Bethany Hightower. Both he and his older brother Valerion are being held captive by House Tarly for the Blacks. Prior to his imprisonment, Aeryn was being fostered at Starpike. Aeryn is now his parents youngest living son following the death of his little brother, Valarr, during the Siege of Honeyholt.

IV. Vaella Targaryen (b. 140 AC): The second born daughter of Prince Daeron Targaryen and Lady Bethany Hightower. She is the twin sister of the late Prince Valarr Targaryen. Vaella is currently her parents' youngest living child, and she is expecting a new little brother and sister next year in 151 AC.

V. Valarr Targaryen (b. 140 - d. 150 AC): The late third born son of Prince Daeron Targaryen and Lady Bethany Hightower. He was his parents' youngest son and was the twin brother of Princess Vaella Targaryen. Valarr was being kept as a hostage at Honeyholt during the manhunt for his uncle, Prince Aemond Targaryen. The prince was killed by his captor, Lord Alan Beesbury, near the end of the Siege of Honeyholt in retaliation for the deaths of Alan's two youngest sons by the Blue Queen, the dragon ridden by Valarr's father. Valarr was killed by having his throat slit and then getting pushed off the roof of Honeyholt's keep.

He was only ten years old when he died... Prior to his death, Valarr was squiring for his father. Daeron had his son cremated at Honeyholt.

Green Dragons

I. Dreamfyre (b. Early 1st Century): The dragon who was ridden by Princess Helaena Targaryen. Dreamfyre has been left riderless again following Helaena's execution in 150 AC.

II. Meteor (b. 131 AC): The dragon who is ridden by Prince Maelor Targaryen.

III. Morghul (b. 126 AC): The dragon who is ridden by Queen Jaehaera Targaryen.

IV. Seasmoke (b. 97 AC): The dragon who is ridden by Prince Lydus Targaryen.

V. Shrykos (b. 126 AC - d. 150 AC): The dragon who was ridden by King Jaehaerys II Targaryen. She was severely wounded by Arrax during the Battle of the Arbor. Shrykos lingered for little over a week before finally succumbing to her wounds on the same day her rider's mother was executed...

VI. Sunfyre (b. 112 AC): The dragon who is ridden by Prince Aegon Targaryen.

VII. Tessarion (b. 120 AC): The Blue Queen. She is ridden by Prince Daeron Targaryen. Tessarion was instrumental in helping the Greens win the Siege of Honeyholt, and she killed both of Lord Alan Beesbury's youngest sons as well as Alan himself after he killed Daeron's own young son, Prince Valarr Targaryen.

The Small Council

I. Hand of the Queen (3): Lord Corlys Velaryon, and Princes Jacaerys Velaryon and Baelor Targaryen. The Sea Snake passed away in 132 AC from natural causes after serving Rhaenyra for three years. Jace has so far been his mother's longest serving Hand, his tenure lasting for eighteen years by the time he died in 150 AC. Baelor is the current Hand of the Queen for his grandmother, and he has been on the job for about a month.

II. Grand Maester (2): Maesters Gerardys and Thaleus. Gerardys was Rhaenyra's longest serving retainer, being in her service for thirty-four years since she married her first husband in 114 AC and until his death in 148 AC. Thaleus has been serving the queen as Grand Maester for two years by 150 AC.

III. Master of Laws (3): Lord Gormon Massey, Prince Joffrey Velaryon and Lord Benedict Stokeworth. Gormon died from natural causes in 139 AC after a decade of service to the queen. Joff, Gormon's successor, served his mother Rhaenyra I for eleven years until his capture by the Greens at the start of the Dance of the Dragons. Benedict will serve as Master of Laws until the conflict is over and Prince Joffrey is freed.

IV. Master of Ships (2): Lord Bartimos Celtigar and Ser Jon Darklyn. Bartimos was Rhaenyra's longest serving council member, keeping his position for twenty-one years from Rhaenyra's coronation in 129 AC until his death from a stroke in 150 AC on the final night of the Moon of the Stranger. Will Bartimos's successor, Jon, last for just as long?

V. Master of Coin (5): Lord Lyman Beesbury, Sers Tyland Lannister, Manfryd Caron, and Jason Belmore, and Lord Creighton Bar Emmon. Lyman retired due to old age in 131 AC, Tyland died from winter fever in 133 AC, Manfryd resigned to take up control of Nightsong after his father's death in 135 AC, Jason resigned in humiliation in the aftermath of the Affair of Snow and Stone, and Creighton is the current treasurer of the realm.

VI. Mistress of Whisperers (3): Mysaria, Princess Jaehaera Targaryen aka Ghost, and Mysaria again. Misery retired in 147 AC when she felt that she was getting too old to perform her duties anymore. Jaehaera served her half-aunt under the alias of Ghost for three years until she betrayed Rhaenyra by stealing Blackfyre and fleeing to Oldtown to be crowned as the queen consort of her twin brother-husband. In light of Jaehaera's betrayal, Mysaria has been reappointed to her old seat on the small council. Lady Myrine Darklyn would sometimes take on Ghost's disguise if Jaehaera was unable to perform her small council duties that day.

VII. Lord Commander of the Queensguard (2): Sers Steffon Darklyn and Clothair Blackwood. Steffon died from a heart attack in 141 AC, and Clothair has been serving Queen Rhaenyra faithfully for nine years since then as the Lord Commander of the Queensguard.

Current Queensguard

I. Lord Commander Clothair Blackwood (b. 108 AC): The leader of the Queensguard.

II. Ser Lucias Tarbeck: The younger brother of Matthias Tarbeck, the Lord of Tarbeck Hall. Lucias's sister-in-law is Lady Sonja Beesbury, one of Nell's cousins.

III. Ser Dorian Celtigar (b. 119 AC): The first cousin of the late Lady Thea Celtigar, making Dorian the cousin-in-law of Prince Aegon the Younger. Dorian severely beat Thea's killer, Gaemon Palehair, the night after her murder, and he personally executed Palehair on the eleventh day of the eleventh moon. Ser Celtigar stabbed Palehair in the chest, stomach and arms like he had done to Thea.

IV. Ser Connor Darklyn (b. 126 AC): The successor of the late Ser Erryck Cargyll. He is the younger brother of Lady Myrine Darklyn, the wife of Prince Viserys Targaryen. Connor was inducted into the Queensguard in 149 AC.

V. Ser Glendon Goode: One of the original members of Rhaenyra I's Queensguard.

VI. Harrold Darke: One of the original members of Rhaenyra I's Queensguard.

VII. Ser Robert Darklyn: One of the original members of Rhaenyra I's Queensguard.

Former Queensguard

I. Ser Erryck Cargyll (d. 149 AC): One of the original members of Rhaenyra I's Queensguard, and the last knight to have served in the Kingsguard during the reign of the queen's father and predecessor, King Viserys I Targaryen. He died in his sleep from a stroke. Erryck's vacancy was filled by Ser Connor Darklyn. Ser Cargyll was the twin brother of another Kingsguard knight, Ser Arryck Cargyll, who predeceased Erryck some time ago.

Current Green Household

I. Walda Bracken: A lady-in-waiting who served Princess Helaena Targaryen since their girlhoods. How Walda is related to Lord Amos Bracken, Myrine's brother-in-law, is unknown.

II. Rhiannon Reyne: A lady-in-waiting who served Princess Helaena Targaryen since their girlhoods.

III. Septa Loretta: A septa who provided spiritual guidance to Princess Helaena Targaryen and her family. Loretta had also taken care of Jaehaerys II, Jaehaera and Maelor when they were growing up.

Former Members of the Green Household

I. Maester Urban (d. 150 AC): The late maester who served as a tutor, physician and advisor to the Green Targaryen's at King's Landing for nine years since the passing of his predecessor, Maester Orwyle, in 141 AC. Maester Urban was the one who convinced Princess Helaena and Queen Jaehaera Targaryen that Gaemon the Blind might have been poisoned intentionally by Rhaenyra I, lighting the spark of the Green Conspiracy. Urban took part in said conspiracy, which failed, after which the maester was captured, tortured, charged with treason and sentenced to death. He was executed by being hanged, drawn and quartered outside of the Red Keep's gates. Urban was the twin brother of Maester Ulrich, who serves House Hightower of Oldtown.

House Bar Emmon of Sharp Point (the Crownlands)

I. Creighton Bar Emmon: The Lord of Sharp Point and the Master of Coin. He is steadfastly loyal to the queen and her family.

House Celtigar of Claw Isle (the Crownlands)

I. Bartimos Celtigar (b. 87 AC - d. 150 AC): The late Lord of Claw Isle and first Master of Ships to serve Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen. He died from a stroke on the thirty-first night of the tenth moon after hearing the anguished cries of his son-in-law, Prince Aegon the Younger, as he mourned the death of his wife, Bartimos's daughter, Lady Thea Celtigar. Bartimos was the seventh, oldest and final victim of the Moon of the Stranger. Lord Celtigar was succeeded by his only son, Clement, as the head of their house. Filling Bartimos's vacancy as Master of Ships is Lord Jon Darklyn.

II. Clement Celtigar (b. 107 AC): The new Lord of Claw Isle. He is the son of the late Lord Bartimos Celtigar and his long dead first wife, Lady Priscilla Crabb. Clement is the firstborn and only living son of his father, the only offspring of his mother. He is married to Lady Floris Baratheon, and together they have four children: Faeryse, Aegon, Raymund, and Olyver Celtigar. Clement is the older half-brother of the late Lady Thea Celtigar.

III. Thea Celtigar (b. 121 AC - d. 150 AC): The late wife of Prince Aegon the Younger, the fourth born son of Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen. She was the daughter of Lord Bartimos Celtigar and his second wife and widow, Dowager Lady Adela Bolling. Thea was the only living daughter and child born from her parents' marriage. She was the younger half-sister of Lord Clement Celtigar. Thea was happily married to Prince Aegon, and they had two children together: a foster son, Lord Oswyn Corbray, and one biological daughter, Princess Rhaenyra Targaryen. Lady Celtigar was murdered by Gaemon Palehair on the thirty-first night of the tenth moon.

Thea had awoken to the sound of a commotion in her bedchamber, and she rushed to defend Oswyn when she saw him being threatened by Palehair. She was stabbed to death by Palehair, but her bravery nevertheless saved her children's lives, and her murderer was captured. Her death has destroyed Aegon, and the prince has not been the same since then... Thea was the sixth victim of the Moon of the Stranger. She was aware of Ghost's true identity as Princess Jaehaera Targaryen, and that Jaehaera and Myrine would switch places from time to time.

IV. Ser Dorian Celtigar (b. 119 AC): A knight of the Queensguard. He is the second born son of Lord Adrianus Celtigar and Lady Vaeya Groon. Dorian harbored deep affections for his late cousin, Lady Thea Celtigar, and he was devastated when she was murdered. Ser Celtigar delivered vengeance twice on Thea's killer, Gaemon Palehair, first by beating Palehair within an inch of his life, and then personally executing the man with his bare hands.

House Darklyn of Duskendale (the Crownlands)

I. Myrine Darklyn (b. 124 AC): The wife of Prince Viserys Targaryen, the youngest son of Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen. She is the mother of Valaena, Aerys, and "Little" Daemon Targaryen. Myrine sometimes took Princess Jaehaera's place as Ghost on the small council if the princess wasn't able to do so herself that day. Lady Darklyn is heartbroken over the death of her childhood friend, Lady Thea Celtigar.

II. Connor Darklyn (b. 126 AC): A knight of the Queensguard. He is the younger brother of Lady Myrine Darklyn. Connor is close with his big sister.

III. Jon Darklyn (b. 89 AC): The new Master of Ships. He is the uncle of Lady Myrine and Ser Connor Darklyn. Jon has many sons and daughters, his youngest boy being a knight named Ser Henry Darklyn.

IV. Robert Darklyn: A knight of the Queensguard. He is a cousin of Lady Myrine Darklyn.

House Harte (the Crowlands)

I. Hendry Harte: The Queen's Justice. He is the one who executed Lyn, Maester Urban and Princess Helaena Targaryen for their role in the Green Conspiracy. It is unknown how Hendry is related to Lady Daenaera Velaryon, who was half-Harte on her mother's side (Hazel Harte).

House Massey of Stonedance (the Crownlands)

I. Elinor Massey: A lady-in-waiting in service to Princess Visenya Targaryen, the queen's only daughter. Elinor is the cousin of Lady Myrine Darklyn, one of Visenya's sisters-in-law. Lady Massey is the wife of Ser Mordred Fell, the Chief Gaoler at the Red Keep, and they have children together.

House Naeryon (the Crownlands)

I. Edmund Naeryon (b. 114 AC): The sworn shield of the Green Targaryen's. He fled with Queen Jaehaera Targaryen and her children from King's Landing to Oldtown to escape retribution at the hands of the Blacks for his part in the Green Conspiracy.

House Stokeworth of Stokeworth (the Crownlands)

I. Falena Stokeworth (b. 125 AC): The mistress of King Jaehaerys II Targaryen, the sixth Targaryen king. She is the mother of twins Maegon and Maegelle Waters. Falena and her children are being kept as hostages of the Iron Throne. Lady Stokeworth is the niece of the new Master of Laws, Lord Benedict Stokeworth.

II. Benedict Stokeworth: The new Master of Laws. Benedict's appointment doubles as cover for the ulterior reason why he is present at the Red Keep - a royal hostage of the Iron Throne to keep House Stokeworth loyal to Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen since Benedict is the uncle of Lady Falena Stokeworth, the mistress of Jaehaerys II, and the granduncle of the claimant king's two bastards by Falena: twins Maegon and Maegelle Waters. Benedict's nephew is the Lord of Stokeworth.

House Velaryon of Driftmark (the Crownlands)

I. Addam Velaryon (114 AC): The Castellan of High Tide. He is married to Lady Alysanne Blackwood, and they have four children together: Phaeton, Aenar, Ivon, and Visenya Velaryon. The death of his younger brother Alyn in the Battle of the Arbor has rended Addam as the only surviving child of his mother, Marilda of Hull.

II. Alyn Velaryon (b. 115 AC - d. 150 AC): The former Admiral of the Velaryon Fleet. He was married to Lady Joyce Wylde, and they had four children together: Cordylion, twins Rhaenyra and Rhaenys, and Marissa Velaryon. Alyn was also the lover of Lady Lyra Hayford, who gave him two illegitimate sons: Laenor and Jaehaerion Waters. Admiral Velaryon was killed during the Battle of the Arbor. He was shot in the throat with a crossbow quarrel before a Hightower soldier finished him off with an axe blow to the head.

III. Daenaera Velaryon (b. 127 AC): The fourth cousin once removed and wife of Prince Aemond Targaryen. She is the mother of Aemond's youngest son and only trueborn child, Prince Baelon Targaryen, and is the fifth cousin/stepmother of his legitimized son, Prince Lydus Targaryen. I corrected Daenaera's kinship ties to her husband and stepson here.

Velaryon Household Knights

I. Luthor Waters: The oldest of the three household knights who followed Prince Lucerys Velaryon to the Arbor during the manhunt for Prince Aemond the Kinslayer. Luthor is the bastard son of the late Ser Luthor Largent, a former Lord Commander of the Gold Cloaks in King's Landing and a friend of King Daemon Targaryen. He is the sole surviving member of the trio at the end of the Battle of the Arbor.

II. Brandon Quince (d. 150 AC): The middle of the three household knights who followed Prince Lucerys Velaryon to the Arbor during the manhunt for Prince Aemond the Kinslayer. Brandon was the great-grandson of the late Ser Robert Quince, who was the castellan of Dragonstone during the later years of the reign of King Viserys I Targaryen. Ser Quince bled to death after his femoral artery was cut by a Redwyne guard during the Battle of the Arbor. He was the second of the trio to die that day.

III. Isyck Follard (d. 150 AC): The youngest of the three household knights who followed Prince Lucerys Velaryon to the Arbor during the manhunt for Prince Aemond the Kinslayer. Isyck was the nephew of Lord Follard. He was killed by a Redwyne guard who skewered Ser Follard's neck with his fauchard. Isyck was the first of the trio to die during the Battle of the Arbor.

House Ashford of Ashford (the Reach)

I. Lord Ashford: The head of House Ashford. He is the second cousin of the late Queen Alicent Hightower, whose mother was an Ashford. His lordship tried to defy Princess Baela Targaryen when she arrived at Ashford to take some of his family members hostage, only for Baela to have her dragon set fire to Ashford Castle and Meadow. Lord Ashford bent the knee soon thereafter, and he surrendered his widowed daughter-in-law and four youngest grandchildren to the princess. Ashford's daughter-in-law is a Caswell by birth, and is the cousin of Jeyne Caswell, the Lady Regent of Harrenhal.

His eldest grandson took part in the Green Conspiracy.

House Beesbury of Honeyholt (the Reach)

I. Alan Beesbury (d. 150 AC): The former Lord of Honeyholt. He was the husband of Dowager Lady Jeyne Cuy, and the father of Nell, Philip, Thore, Allison, Aubert, Olyve, and Ela Beesbury. Devastated by the loss of his two youngest sons, Thore and Aubert, during the Siege of Honeyholt by the Blue Queen, Alan sought revenge against the dragon's rider, Prince Daeron the Daring. Alan had Daeron's youngest son, who was being kept as a royal hostage by House Beesbury, brought up to Honeyholt's keep, where he killed the boy by slitting his throat and pushing him off the keep's roof. Guilt-ridden over what he had done, Alan allowed himself to be gruesomely killed by a wrathful Tessarion.

Lord Beesbury was succeeded by his oldest, now sole surviving, son, Philip, as the head of their house.

II. Nell Beesbury (b. 114 AC): The wife of Prince Joffrey Velaryon, the third born son of Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen. She is the firstborn daughter of the late Lord Alan Beesbury and his widow, Dowager Lady Jeyne Cuy. Nell is the mother of Princes Aeric and Daemion Targaryen. At the start of the Dance, Lady Beesbury's husband has been captured by the enemy, and her father and youngest two brothers were killed in battle...

III. Philip Beesbury (b. 115 AC): The new Lord of Honeyholt. He is the firstborn son of Lord Alan Beesbury and Dowager Lady Jeyne Cuy. Philip is now his parents only surviving son due to him losing his two younger brothers, Thore and Aubert, during the Siege of Honeyholt. His family is being held captive by the Greens.

IV. Symond Beesbury (b. 142 AC): The new heir to Honeyholt. He is the firstborn son of Ser Philip Beesbury and Lady Sansara Tarly. Symond has quite a few younger brothers and sisters. Lord Beesbury is being fostered in the Westerlands.

V. Thore Beesbury (b. 118 AC - d. 150 AC): The second born son of Lord Alan Beesbury and Lady Jeyne Cuy. He was betrothed to Lady Alys Bracken, one of the twin nieces of Lady Myrine Darklyn. Both Thore and his younger brother Aubert were burned alive by Tessarion during the Siege of Honeyholt.

VI. Allison Beesbury (b. 122 AC): The Lady of Horn Hill. She is the second born daughter of Lord Alan Beesbury and Lady Jeyne Cuy. Allison is married to Lord Alan Tarly, and they have many children together, their eldest being Lady Arielle Tarly.

VII. Aubert Beesbury (b. 125 AC - d. 150 AC): The third born son of Lord Alan Beesbury and Lady Jeyne Cuy. He was his parents' youngest son. Aubert was betrothed to Lady Lysa Bracken, one of the twin nieces of Lady Myrine Darklyn. Both Aubert and his older brother Thore were immolated by the Blue Queen during the Siege of Honeyholt.

VIII. Damion Beesbury: The youngest living brother of the late Lord Alan Beesbury. He is married to Lady Ellyn Roxton, and they have six children together: Sonja, Margaery, Alecia, Amicia, Arthur, and Lyman Beesbury. Damion and his oldest son Arthur and nephew Philip survived the Siege of Honeyholt.

IX. Amicia Beesbury (b. 128 AC): The fourth born and youngest daughter of Ser Damion Beesbury and Lady Ellyn Roxton. She is a septa who resides at the Starry Sept in Oldtown with her youngest brother, Septon Lyman. Amicia was the one who warned her Uncle Alan about the coronation of King Jaehaerys II Targaryen and the army that was headed in the direction of Honeyholt.

X. Arthur Beesbury (b. 131 AC): The firstborn son of Ser Damion Beesbury and Lady Ellyn Roxton. His wife is Lady Smallwood, and they have children. Arthur survived the Siege of Honeyholt alongside his father and cousin, Lord Philip Beesbury.

XI. Maester Bryce: The maester who serves House Beesbury of Honeyholt.

House Bulwer of Blackcrown (the Reach)

I. Lord Bulwer: The Lord of Blackcrown, the head of House Bulwer. He is the first cousin once removed of Lord Lyonel Hightower, the Voice of Oldtown, being the grandnephew of Lyonel's mother, Lady Priscilla Bulwer. He participated in the Green Conspiracy.

II. Buford Bulwer (b. 149 AC): The one year old son of the Lord of Blackcrown. He is the first cousin twice removed of Lord Lyonel Hightower, the Voice of Oldtown. He and his mother and nursemaid were held captive by the Beesbury's during the manhunt for Prince Aemond Targaryen. The trio have since been freed by the Greens. In the canon history, Buford was a veteran of the First Blackfyre Rebellion who participated in the Whitewalls Tourney in 212 AC.

House Costayne of Three Towers (the Reach)

I. Lord Costayne: The Lord of Three Towers, the head of House Costayne. He is the father of Lady Vivan Costayne, the wife of Ser Reginald Hightower. Lord Costayne took part in the Green Conspiracy.

II. Vivian Costayne: The wife of Ser Reginald Hightower, the younger half-brother of Lord Lyonel Hightower. Her father is the Lord of Three Towers. Vivian married Reginald in early 150 AC. Lady Costayne was kept as a prisoner at Honeyholt in the name of Queen Rhaenyra until she was freed by the army led by Prince Daeron Targaryen after the Siege of Honeyholt.

House Cuy of Sunhouse (the Reach)

I. Jeyne Cuy: The Dowager Lady of Honeyholt. She is the widow of Lord Alan Beesbury and the mother of their seven children: Nell, Philip, Thore, Allison, Aubert, Olyve, and Ela Beesbury. Jeyne lost her husband and both their youngest sons during the Siege of Honeyholt.

House Florent of Brightwater Keep (the Reach)

I. Aldus Florent (b. 83 AC): The thrice married Lord of Brightwater Keep. He has ten children: eight sons and two daughters; the eldest seven were born from Aldus's first marriage, and the youngest three were born from their father's second marriage. Lord Florent does not have any children with his third wife, Lady Florence Rowan. Aldus and his eldest two sons and firstborn grandson all took part in the Green Conspiracy. His youngest daughter was betrothed to the late Ser Cyril Hightower.

House Hightower of Oldtown (the Reach)

I. Alicent Hightower (b. 88 AC - d. 150 AC): The late stepmother of Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen. She was the second wife and widow of King Viserys I Targaryen, the fifth Targaryen king and the mother of Aegon the Elder, Helaena, Aemond, and Daeron Targaryen. Alicent and Rhaenyra I had a contentious relationship over the line of succession during Viserys's reign. The dowager queen was found smothered to death in her own bed on the ninth night of the tenth moon by her oldest granddaughter, Queen Jaehaera Targaryen. The identity of Alicent's murderer is unknown and they are still at large, though the Greens believe that her step-granddaughter, Princess Visenya Targaryen, is the guilty culprit due to the heated words she and Alicent exchanged on the night the latter was killed.

Even in death, Alicent has a way of stirring things, and her murder was the spark that finally lit the fuse of the long-postponed Dance of the Dragons. Queen Alicent Hightower was the first victim of the Moon of the Stranger. She was predeceased by her eldest son, Aegon the Elder, two years before in 148 AC. Aegon's death led to Alicent becoming an alcoholic, which in turn may have contributed to her own demise since Alicent became nasty when she was drunk.

II. Lyonel Hightower (b. 115 AC): The Voice of Oldtown, the head of House Hightower. He is married to Lady Patricia Redwyne, and they have six (living) children together: twins Priscilla and Samantha, Willem, Ilia, Cecily, and Garth Hightower. Lyonel bears a grudge against Queen Rhaenyra, whom he blames for the untimely deaths of his stepmother, Lady Samantha Tarly, and his younger brothers, Martyn and Garmund, and younger half-sisters, Lilith and Regina. His grudge has grown deeper due to the events of the Moon of the Stranger, and Lyonel took part in the Green Conspiracy.

III. Priscilla Hightower (b. 133 AC): The firstborn daughter of Lord Lyonel Hightower and Lady Patricia Redwyne. She is the twin sister of Lady Samantha Hightower. The twins were the captives of House Beesbury during the manhunt for their second cousin once removed, Prince Aemond Targaryen, but the sisters have since been released from their captivity thanks to the Greens winning the Siege of Honeyholt.

IV. Samantha Hightower (b. 133 AC): The second born daughter of Lord Lyonel Hightower and Lady Patricia Redwyne. She is the twin sister of Lady Priscilla Redwyne. The twins were the captives of House Beesbury during the manhunt for their second cousin once removed, Prince Aemond Targaryen, but the sisters have since been released from their captivity thanks to the Greens winning the Siege of Honeyholt.

V. Willem Hightower (b. 135 AC): The heir to the Hightower. He is the firstborn and only living son of Lord Lyonel Hightower and Lady Patricia Redwyne. Willem is a well-spoken, articulate, and intelligent young man. He took part in the Green Conspiracy and blackmailed the High Septon himself into presiding over the coronation of King Jaehaerys II and Queen Jaehaera Targaryen.

VI. Garth Hightower (b. 150 AC): The newest addition to House Hightower. He is the third born son and youngest child of Lord Lyonel Hightower and Lady Patricia Redwyne. Garth was preceded by an unnamed older brother who died when he was only three hours old, and he is fifteen years younger than his eldest brother Willem. Overjoyed to hear that his newest son was born healthy, Lord Lyonel held a tourney to celebrate Garth's birth. Unfortunately for the realm, this tourney would serve as the backdrop for where the Dance of the Dragons would finally begin...

VII. Bethany Hightower (b. 118 AC): The younger sister of Lord Lyonel Hightower. She is the second cousin-wife of Prince Daeron Targaryen, the youngest half-brother of Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen. Bethany and Daeron became grandparents for the first time in the first moon of 150 AC after their oldest daughter, Princess Saera Targaryen, gave birth to a daughter of her own named Lady Daena Tyrell. Bethany is now expecting not only her second grandchild by Saera, but also her sixth child with Daeron! Tragically, Lady Hightower's youngest son, Prince Valarr Targaryen, was killed during the Siege of Honeyholt...

VIII. Reginald Hightower (b. 135 AC): The younger half-brother of Lord Lyonel and Lady Bethany Hightower. He was the son of Lord Ormund Hightower and his second wife, Lady Samantha Tarly. Reginald was the fourth born son of his father, his mother's only one. Ser Hightower married Lady Vivian Costayne in early 150 AC, and his father-in-law is the Lord of Three Towers. He took part in the Green Conspiracy.

IX. Myles Hightower: A cousin of the main Hightower branch. He is the father of the late Ser Cyril Hightower. Myles and his son took part in the Green Conspiracy.

X. Cyril Hightower (d. 150 AC): The late son of Ser Myle Hightower. Both Cyril and his father took part in the Green Conspiracy. Cyril was killed during the Siege of Honeyholt when a bolt from a Beesbury scorpion impaled him on the left side of his upper torso. He was bretrothed to the youngest daughter of Lord Aldus Florent.

XI. Gwayne Hightower (b. 92 AC): The Commander of the City Watch at Oldtown. He is the younger brother of the late Dowager Queen Alicent Hightower and the former step-uncle of Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen. Alicent's death has left Gwayne as the only surviving child of their parents: Ser Otto Hightower and Lady Millicent Ashford. Ser Hightower took part in the Green Conspiracy.

XII. Maester Ulrich: The maester who serves House Hightower. He is the twin brother of the late Maester Urban, who served the Green Targaryen's at King's Landing. Ulrich took part in the Green Conspiracy.

House Hunt of Harte's Watch (the Reach)

I. Herbert Hunt: The Lord of Harte's Watch. He wrote to his overlord of House Tarly begging for military assistance when his lands and keep were attacked by House Peake.

House Hutcheson (the Reach)

I. Niall Hutcheson (d. 150 AC): A household knight in service to House Peake who was known as Niall "the Nimble" for his swiftness. He killed Prince Aelyx Targaryen during the Assault on Harte's Watch. Niall was thrown off of Macetail after killing the prince, and he was subsequently slain by Aelyx's sworn shield, Ser Percival Wylde. His body was fed to Macetail at the end of the battle.

House Mullendore of Uplands (the Reach)

I. Peregrine Mullendore (d. 150 AC): The cousin of Ser Perceon Mullendore, a friend of the late Ser Cyril Hightower. Peregrine was killed during the Siege of Honeyholt when a crossbow bolt struck him in the eye. He fell from his saddle only to get one of his feet caught in the stirrups, and Ser Mullendore's body was dragged through the grass.

House Peake of Dunstonbury, Starpike, and Whitegrove (the Reach)

I. Unwin Peake (b. 85 AC - d. 150 AC): The former Lord of Dunstonbury, Starpike, and Whitegrove. Suffering from declining health in recent years, Unwin became bedridden after the deaths of his only surviving son, Titus, and bastard half-brother, Mervyn Flowers, during the Trial of Seven at Oldtown. Unwin finally passed away at sunset on the Day of Blood after hearing that one of his grandsons, Henri, who was Titus's youngest son, had been killed in battler earlier that day. Lord Peake was survived by his only living daughter, Myrielle, and five grandchildren: Rickard and Marianne Peake, and Jacquetta, Prunella, and Ormund Hightower. At the time of his death, Unwin was a three-time widower who had outlived five of his seven children and two of his seven grandchildren.

Lord Unwin Peake was succeeded as the head of House Peake by his oldest surviving grandson, Rickard.

II. Titus Peake (b. 114 AC - d. 150 AC): The former heir to Dunstonbury, Starkpike, and Whitegrove. He was the third born and only living son of Lord Unwin Peake and one of his three wives. Titus was married to Lady Eleanor Tyrell, and they had three children together: Rickard, Henri, and Marianne Peake. Ser Peake was killed during the Trial of Seven at Oldtown alongside his bastard half-uncle, Ser Mervyn Flowers, while fighting on the side of the Greens. Titus's youngest son Henri joined him in the afterlife nearly a month later on the first day of the eleventh moon when he was killed during the Assault on Harte's Watch.

Ser Peake's death has rendered his younger sister Myrielle as their father's sole surviving child. Titus was the second victim of the Moon of the Stranger.

III. Rickard Peake (b. 130 AC): The new Lord of Dunstonbury, Starpike, and Whitegrove. He is the firstborn son of the late Ser Titus Peake and his widow, Lady Eleanor Tyrell. Rickard is the oldest living grandchild of Lord Unwin Peake, and he succeeded Unwin on the evening of the first day of the eleventh moon. Unmarried and having lost his younger brother Henri in battle earlier that same day, Rickard is in desperate need of a wife who will help him carry on the Peake name.

IV. Henri Peake (b. 131 AC - d. 150 AC): The late second born son of Ser Titus Peake and Lady Eleanor Tyrell. He was killed by Lord Alan Tarly during the Assault on Harte's Watch, who beheaded Henri with his sword Heartsbane. News of Henri's death soon led to the passing of his grandfather, Lord Unwin Peake, at dusk the same day Henri died.

V. Mervyn Flowers (d. 150 AC): The late bastard half-brother of Lord Unwin Peake. He died on the eleventh morning of the tenth moon from injuries sustained during the Trial of Seven at Oldtown. Mervyn outlived his late half-nephew, Ser Titus Peake, for approximately twelve hours longer. Ser Flowers was the fourth victim of the Moon of the Stranger.

House Redwyne of the Arbor (the Reach)

I. Augustus Redwyne: The Lord of the Arbor. He is the brother-in-law of Lord Lyonel Hightower, whose wife, Patricia, is Augustus's sister. Lord Redwyne hid Prince Aemond Targaryen in the Arbor, later disguising him first as a vineyard worker and then as his manservant under the alias of "Ade" when the Velaryon's arrived to look for Aemond. Augustus took part in the Green Conspiracy.

II. Patricia Redwyne (b. 118): The Lady of the Hightower. She is the wife of Lord Lyonel Hightower and the mother of six (living) children: twins Priscilla and Samantha, Willem, Ilia, Cecily, and Garth Hightower.

III. Ade: The alias of Prince Aemond Targaryen when he returned to Oldtown with Lord Augustus Redwyne. Aemond was disguised as Lord Redwyne's manservant. His hair was dyed brown, and his sapphire eye was replaced with a glass one.

IV. Maester Kevan: The maester who served House Redwyne of the Arbor. He burned the letter that Queen Rhaenyra sent to her son Prince Lucerys to prevent him from learning about the Green Conspiracy until his capture by King Jaehaerys II Targaryen and his men.

House Tarly of Horn Hill (the Reach)

I. Alan Tarly (b. 114 AC): The Lord of Horn Hill. He is married to Lady Allison Beesbury, and they have several children, their eldest being Lady Arielle Tarly. He is the oldest living child of the late Lord Donald Tarly and his widow, Lady Jeyne Rowan. Alan weilds Heartsbane, a Valyrian Steel great-sword that is House Tarly's most prized heirloom.

II. Sansara Tarly (b. 120 AC): The new Lady of Honeyholt. She is the wife of Lord Philip Beesbury, and they have children together, their eldest being Lord Symond Beesbury. Sansara is the younger sister of Lord Alan Tarly. She and her family are being held captive by the Greens at Honeyholt.

III. Medgar Tarly: The uncle of Lord Alan Tarly.

IV. Steffan Tarly: A son of Lord Medgar Tarly, the brother of Ryman, and the cousin of the Lord of Horn Hill.

V. Ryman Tarly: A son of Lord Medgar Tarly, the brother of Steffan, and the cousin of the Lord of Horn Hill.

VI. Maester Orion: The maester who serves House Tarly of Horn Hill. He was named for the huntsman constellation of the same name.

House Tyrell of Highgarden (the Reach)

I. Lyonel Tyrell (b. 129 AC): The Lord of Highgarden and the Warden of the South. He is the only son of the late Lord Tyrell and Dowager Lady Mary Crane. Lyonel is married to Princess Saera Targaryen, one of the Dragon Queen's half-nieces, and they currently have one daughter together, Lady Daena Tyrell, and are expecting their second child. Lord Tyrell also has at least two bastard children whom he fathered on different women. He was originally betrothed to Saera's half-first cousin once removed, Princess Alyssa Targaryen, but the betrothal was dissolved following the Duskendale Scandals of 149 AC.

Lyonel married Saera in the aftermath of the Scandals after the princess learned she was pregnant with Daena out of wedlock. He participated in the Green Conspiracy with his uncle and cousin. The Warden of the South is marching on Horn Hill with his host and Prince Lydus Targaryen.

II. Daena Tyrell (b. 150 AC): The heiress to Highgarden. She is the daughter of Lord Lyonel Tyrell and Princess Saera Targaryen. Daena is the first trueborn child of her father, the firstborn of her mother, and is the firstborn grandchild of her maternal grandparents: Prince Daeron Targaryen and Lady Bethany Hightower. Lady Tyrell will be welcoming both a little brother or sister, and a new aunt or uncle next year in 151 AC. If Daena's unborn sibling is born male, then she will be displaced by him as their father's heir.

Conceived out of wedlock during the Duskendale Scandals of 149 AC, Daena's parents were married to preserve their honor (Saera's especially) and to ensure that Daena was born legitimate. Despite the circumstances that led to her birth, Daena is loved by her parents and grandparents. Daena's wet nurse is one of her father's lovers.

III. Eleanor Tyrell (b. 114 AC): The widow of Ser Titus Peake. She is the mother of Rickard, Henri, and Marianne Peake. Tragically, Eleanor has now lost her youngest son in addition to her husband and father-in-law, Lord Unwin Peake. Lady Tyrell is the cousin of the High Marshal of the Reach.

House Baratheon of Storm's End (the Stormlands)

I. Floris Baratheon (b. 118 AC): The new Lady of Claw Isle. She is the wife of Lord Clement Celtigar, and they have four children: Faeryse, Aegon, Raymund, and Olyver Celtigar.

House Bolling of Golden Stag Keep (the Stormlands)

I. Adela Bolling (b. 102 AC): The Dowager Lady of Claw Isle. Predeceased by her eldest three children decades ago, Adela has now been bereaved of both her husband, Lord Bartimos Celtigar, and their only living child together, Lady Thea Celtigar. She is just as devastated as her widowed son-in-law, Prince Aegon the Younger, is...

House Fell of Felwood (the Stormlands)

I. Mordred Fell: The Chief Gaoler at the Red Keep. His wife, Lady Elinor Massey, serves Princess Visenya Targaryen as a lady-in-waiting. How Mordred is related to Ser Willis Fell, who was a Green member of the Kingsguard during the last years of the reign of King Viserys I Targaryen, is unknown. Mordred and Elinor are parents.

House Wylde of the Rain House (the Stormlands)

I. Joyce Wylde (b. 118 AC): The widow of Lord Alyn Velaryon, the Admiral of the Velaryon Fleet. She is the mother of Cordylion, twins Rhaenyra and Rhaenys, and Marissa Velaryon. Joyce is the half-grandaunt of Ser Percival Wylde, a knight who serves House Targaryen.

II. Percival Wylde (b. 123 AC): The sworn shield of the late Princes Jacaerys Velaryon and Aelyx Targaryen. He has grown despondent after Aelyx was killed during the Assault on Harte's Watch. Percival is the half-grandnephew of Lady Joyce Wylde, the widow of Admiral Alyn Velaryon, which makes Ser Wylde the half-first cousin once removed of Joyce and Alyn's children: Cordylion, twins Rhaenyra and Rhaenys, and Marissa Velaryon.

House Lannister of Casterly Rock (the Westerlands)

I. Tara Lannister (b. 133 AC): The fiancée of Prince Daemion Targaryen, one of Queen Rhaenyra's grandsons. Their wedding has been postponed indefinitely in light of the death of Prince Jacaerys Velaryon and the start of the Dance of the Dragons. Tara is the first cousin of Loreon Lannister, the Lord of Casterly Rock, and the niece of Royce Baratheon, the Lord of Storm's End, and these blood-ties make Tara a highly desirable bride. Not only is Lady Lannister related to two of the most powerful noblemen in Westeros, but she is also the half-third cousin of Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen herself. The two women share Queen Alyssa Velaryon as their great-great-grandmother, but they have different great-great-grandfathers through Alyssa's two husbands: King Aenys I Targaryen for Rhaenyra, and Lord Rogar Baratheon for Tara.

This makes Tara and Daemion half-third cousins twice removed.

Lys

I. Mysaria (b. 85 AC): The reinstated Mistress of Whisperers on the small council of Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen.

Faith of Seven

I. High Septon: The leader of the Faith in Westeros. He was blackmailed into officiating the coronation of King Jaehaerys II Targaryen by Willem Hightower, who threatened to reveal to the public that their High Septon was a pederast. Wanting to preserve his good reputation, the High Septon agreed to officiate the ceremony.

Smallfolk

I. Marilda of Hull (b. 97 AC): The adventurous and high-spirited mother of Addam and Alyn Velaryon. Sadly, Marilda has yet to learn that she has been predeceased by her youngest son...

II. Gaemon Palehair (b. 126 AC - d. 150 AC): The murderer of Lady Thea Celtigar, the wife of Prince Aegon the Younger. He was the bastard son of a prostitute named Essie. Palehair's mother used to tell him that his father was Prince Aegon the Elder, but she recanted the story after the ascension of Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen, telling her son that his real father was a Lyseni oarsman. Palehair assisted a ratcatcher known only as Cheese by tracking down rat nests and setting up traps. Palehair grew up to become a butcher.

Facing mounting financial troubles on top of expecting a second child with his wife motivated Palehair to accept the proposition of Lady Falena Stokeworth to kidnap the queen's great-grandson, Prince Aemon Targaryen, in an attempt to put King Jaehaerys II Targaryen on the throne in return for a lucrative job in the Red Keep's kitchens. The kidnapping plot failed when Palehair snuck into the wrong room, and he ended up murdering Thea when she awoke and found him threatening her foster son. Palehair was brutally beaten and later executed by being hanged, drawn and quartered by Thea's enraged cousin, Ser Dorian Celtigar. The fates of Palehair's pregnant widow and infant daughter are unknown.

III. Lyn (d. 150 AC): A pickpocket from Flea Bottom who worked as an apprentice butcher for Gaemon Palehair. He was hired by the Greens along with his employer to take part in the Green Conspiracy. Lyn was charged with serving as a distraction for Queen Jaehaera Targaryen, who was disguised as Ghost, so that she could steal Blackfyre. Lyn and his fellow male coconspirators, Maester Urban and Palehair, were all executed on the eleventh day of the eleventh moon. Due to his young age (pubescent), Lyn was not disemboweled during his execution, but he did have both his hands chopped off and was hanged from the Red Keep's walls until he died.

He was known by his nickname of "Light-Fingered" Lyn.

II. Alys Rivers (b. 89 AC): The mysterious mistress of Prince Aemond Targaryen. She is the mother of Aemond's oldest son, Prince Lydus Targaryen. Alys took part in the Green Conspiracy, and is supporting the claim of her husband's nephew, Jaehaerys II, to the Iron Throne.

Well, that's the end of the third appendix. Next is publishing RotDQ on Archives Our Own. It will be published under the pen name Maid_of_Clio29. See you there. :)