Reign of the Dragon Queen Chapter 25: Appendix I (129 AC - 139 AC), an a song of ice and fire fanfic

Happy Thanksgiving my American viewers, and hello to everyone else!

Here is the appendix for the characters, both canon and OC, so far from the beginning of the story in 129 AC to Rhaenyra's Tenth Year Tourney in 139 AC. If you have any questions, or see anything that I may have missed, please let me know. The idea for the appendix was suggested by both Shockeye 7665 and the Guest reviewer who posted on September 20th. Thanks for the idea you two. Anyway, for those of you who do read the books, I know that my appendix is far more wordy than what is written G.R.R. Martin.

I like details, and so I have added them with some summarization. Doc Manager does not provide bullet points, so the characters have been organized first by what noble house, faction, or land they come from. There is a lot of characters here, both integral to the plot and very minor for background as well as ones who will become important later on. Most of the birth and death dates are made up for the canon characters and dragons. If you have any questions, let me know.

Enjoy!

Author's Note: Some profanity in the House Peake section.

House Targaryen of King's Landing (Blacks)

I. Rhaenyra I Targaryen (b. 97 AC): The current ruler of Westeros. She is the first queen regnant of the Seven Kingdoms, and the sixth Targaryen monarch to sit on the Iron Throne. Rhaenyra is the daughter of King Viserys I Targaryen and his first wife and cousin, Queen Aemma Arryn. She is their only surviving child together. Rhaenyra's retention of her title as Princess of Dragonstone despite having three younger half-brothers as well as her ascension as queen in 129 AC is the main source of friction between the Blacks and Greens.

She is both the third wife and niece of King Daemon Targaryen. Rhaenyra I rides the dragon Syrax. The queen is the proud and doting mother of six children: Jacaerys, Lucerys, and Joffrey Velaryon, and Aegon the Younger, Viserys, and Visenya Targaryen. Married twice, the father of Rhaenyra's first three children was (purportedly) her late first husband and second cousin, Ser Laenor Velaryon, and the father of her youngest three children is her current spouse. Rhaenyra is both the first cousin and stepmother of Daemon's twin daughters from his second marriage: Baela and Rhaena Targaryen.

The queen currently, as of the fourth moon of 139 AC, has nine living grandchildren from the marriages of her three oldest sons: Baelor, Alyssa, and Aelyx Targaryen; Alysanne, Laena, Megaera, and Corlys Velaryon, and Aeric and Daemion Targaryen. Rhaenyra is the hated former stepdaughter of Dowager Queen Alicent Hightower, and is the older half-sister of Aegon the Elder, Helaena, Aemond, and Daeron Targaryen.

II. Daemon Targaryen (b. 81 AC): The current consort of Westeros. He is the first king consort of the Seven Kingdoms. Daemon is the second born son of Prince Baelon Targaryen and his younger sister-wife, Princess Alyssa Targaryen. He had two brothers, one older, King Viserys I Targaryen, and one younger, Prince Aegon Targaryen. Daemon has outlived both of his brothers.

He is the uncle/second husband of Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen. Daemon wields the Valyrian Steel short-sword Dark Sister, and rides the dragon Caraxes. He lost his left eye to Lord Willam Royce during the Trial by Seven at Gulltown in 134 AC, and he now wears an eyepatch over his left eye socket. The king is the loving and doting father of five living children: twins Baela and Rhaena, Aegon the Younger, Viserys, and Visenya Targaryen. Married thrice, Daemon had no children with his hated first wife, Lady Rhea Royce, he had his twin daughters by his second wife and first cousin once removed, Lady Laena Velaryon (they also had a son together who died when he was only an hour old during the first few days of 120 AC), and the mother of Daemon's three youngest children is his current spouse.

Daemon was once the lover of Mysaria, and they had conceived a child together that was later lost to a miscarriage in 105 AC. Rumor has it that the Rogue Prince had taken the virginity of Dowager Queen Alicent Hightower before she married his own older brother in 106 AC! The king is both the granduncle and stepfather of Rhaenyra I's three sons from her first marriage: Jacaerys, Lucerys, and Joffrey Velaryon. Daemon currently has seven living grandchildren from the marriages of his twin daughters: Baelor, Alyssa, and Aelyx Targaryen, and Alysanne, Laena, Megaera, and Corlys Velaryon. He is also the great-granduncle/step-grandfather of Joff's two sons: Aeric and Daemion Targaryen.

Daemon is the uncle of his late older brother's children by Alicent: Aegon the Elder, Helaena, Aemond, and Daeron Targaryen.

III. Rhaenys Targaryen (b. 74 AC): The famous Queen Who Never Was. She is the first cousin of King Daemon Targaryen, and the first cousin once removed and former mother-in-law of Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen. Rhaenys is the daughter of Prince Aemon Targaryen and his half-aunt/wife, Lady Jocelyn Baratheon. She was considered to be a strong candidate to inherit the Iron Throne twice in 92 AC and in 101 AC, but was passed over both times in favor of her Uncle Baelon and his oldest son, her cousin, Viserys I, due to her sex. The princess is the widow of Lord Corlys Velaryon, and is the former Lady of the Tides. Rhaenys and Corlys were actually second cousins once removed since the Sea Snake was the second cousin of his wife's father, Prince Aemon Targaryen.

The princess had two children with Corlys: Laena and Laenor Velaryon. Tragically, the couple outlived both their beloved daughter and son during the Red Spring in 120 AC. Rhaenys is the loving grandmother of five living grandchildren: Jacaerys, Lucerys, and Joffrey Velaryon, and twins Baela and Rhaena Targaryen. She is the great-grandmother of Baelor, Alyssa, and Aelyx Targaryen; Alysanne, Laena, Megaera, and Corlys Velaryon, and Aeric and Daemion Targaryen. The Queen Who Never Was resides at High Tide with Luke and Rhaena and their children, and she occasionally visits the Red Keep to see her other grandchildren and great-grandchildren there.

She might also be the paternal grandmother of the former Hull Brothers, Addam and Alyn Velaryon, if the rumors of her son Laenor having an affair with Marilda of Hull are true. However, Rhaenys is most likely the men's stepmother instead because her late husband was known to frequently visit the shipyard where Marilda lived. Rhaenys rides the dragon Meleys.

IV. Viserys I Targaryen (b. 77 AC - d. 129 AC): The fifth Targaryen king. He is both the father and predecessor of Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen, and the older brother/father-in-law of King Daemon Targaryen. Viserys was the firstborn son and child of Prince Baelon and Princess Alyssa Targaryen. He had two younger brothers: Daemon and Aegon Targaryen. Viserys I was the fourth and last rider of Balerion the Black Dread before the great beast died from natural causes due to old age in 92 AC.

Married twice, the Young King fathered Rhaenyra I on his first wife and cousin, Queen Aemma Arryn, along with two sons, the youngest being Baelon, who both died in the cradle. He had four healthy children by his second wife, Dowager Queen Alicent Hightower: Aegon the Elder, Helaena, Aemond, and Daeron Targaryen. Viserys I's stubborn refusal to strip Rhaenyra of her rank as Princess of Dragonstone following the birth of her half-brothers is the main cause of the ongoing conflict in the story. As of the fourth moon of 139 AC, sixteen grandchildren have been born to King Viserys I Targaryen from both his marriages: Jacaerys, Lucerys, and Joffrey Velaryon; Aegon the Younger, Viserys, Visenya, twins Jaehaerys and Jaehaera, and Maelor Targaryen; three bastard grandchildren (one girl, one boy, one unknown), Lydus Rivers, and Saera, Valerion, and Aeryn Targaryen. Eleven great-grandchildren have also been born to the Young King at this time too: Baelor, Alyssa, and Aelyx Targaryen; Alysanne, Laena, Megaera, and twins Corwyn and Corlys Velaryon; Aeric, Daemion, and Maegelle Targaryen.

Viserys is both the uncle and step-grandfather of twins Baela and Rhaena Targaryen, and the grandfather and step-uncle of the Velaryon Princes thanks to his younger brother and oldest daughter being married to each other. King Viserys I Targaryen died from health complications that stemmed both from him being obese and from lingering issues following the amputation of two of his fingers in 126 AC.

V. Baelon Targaryen (b. 105 AC - d. 105 AC): The younger full-blooded brother of Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen. He was the youngest son born from the marriage of King Viserys I Targaryen and Queen Aemma Arryn. Baelon's namesake was his paternal grandfather, Prince Baelon the Brave. Sadly, Aemma died bringing her son into the world, and the newborn Baelon followed his mother to the grave the day after he was born... The prince's scheming uncle, a then Prince Daemon Targaryen, celebrated his death since he believed that he was going to be named as the heir to the throne due to the lack of other available male heirs at that time.

Daemon even had the audacity to toast his dead infant nephew as the "Heir for a Day." News of the Rogue Prince's cold-heartedness soon reached his greiving older brother, which infuriated him, and caused Viserys I to name his daughter, a then Princess Rhaenyra Targaryen, as his heir to the throne in light of Baelon's death to punish Daemon.

The Velaryon Princes

I. Jacaerys Velaryon (b. 114 AC): The Prince of Dragonstone, and the current Hand of the Queen. He is the firstborn son from Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen's marriage to her second cousin/first husband, Ser Laenor Velaryon. Jacaerys has two younger brothers: Lucerys and Joffrey Velaryon, and three younger half-siblings from his mother's second marriage to King Daemon Targaryen: Aegon, Viserys, and Visenya Targaryen. The crown prince also has two stepsister's from Daemon's second marriage: twins Baela and Rhaena Targaryen. Jace is married to Princess Baela Targaryen, and they have three children together: Baelor, Alyssa, and Aelyx Targaryen.

Rumor has at that Jace and his younger brothers are actually the lovechildren of Rhaenyra and her sworn shield, Ser Harwin Strong. He rides the dragon Vermax, and wields the Valyrian Steel great-sword Blackfyre. Jacaerys is the most popular of his mother's children, and he is an able Hand with a promising future as a great and effective king. He is the one who organized the powerful matches between the Four Storms and the powerful lords of the realm. Jace is two weeks older than his half-uncle, Prince Daeron Targaryen.

II. Lucerys Velaryon (b. 115 AC): The current Lord of the Tides and Master of Driftmark. He is the second born son from Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen's marriage to Ser Laenor Velaryon. Lucerys has two brothers: Prince Jacaerys Velaryon (older), and Prince Joffrey Velaryon (younger); three younger half-siblings from his mother's second husband, King Daemon Targaryen: Aegon, Viserys, and Visenya Targaryen. Lord Velaryon also has a pair of twin cousin/stepsisters from Daemon's second marriage: Baela and Rhaena Targaryen. Luke is married to Princess Rhaena Targaryen, and they have four living children together: Alysanne, Laena, Megaera, and Corlys Velaryon.

He did have another son named Prince Corwyn Velaryon who was stillborn. Rumor has it that Luke and his brothers are the bastard sons of Rhaenyra I and Ser Harwin Strong. He rides the dragon Arrax. Lucerys is a talented swordsman. He was the one who cut out the right eye of his hated half-uncle, Prince Aemond Targaryen, in 120 AC during a fight. The Master of Driftmark is well-respected for his decency and fairness on the island that he rules over.

III. Joffrey Velaryon (b. 117 AC): The newly appointed Master of Laws and Lord Justiciar. He is the third born son from Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen's marriage to Ser Laenor Velaryon, and he is Laenor's youngest child. Joffrey has two older brothers: Jacaerys and Lucerys Velaryon, three younger half-siblings from Rhaenyra's second marriage to is Granduncle Daemon: Aegon, Viserys, and Visenya Targaryen. Joff also has two stepsister's from his stepfather's previous marriage: twins Baela and Rhaena Targaryen. He is married to Lady Nell Beesbury, and they have two sons together: Aeric and Daemion Targaryen.

The couple did have a daughter together named Maegelle who was born in 138 AC, but she tragically died from a cradle death when she was only three months old... Rumor has it that Joffrey and his older brothers are baseborn, and that their true father is Ser Harwin Strong. He is the rider of Tyraxes. Joff is starting to fit into his new position on his mother's small council.

The Twin Princesses

I. Baela Targaryen (b. 116 AC): The willful, fierce, and temperamental intended future Queen of Westeros. She is the firstborn daughter from King Daemon Targaryen's marriage to his first cousin once removed/second wife, Lady Laena Velaryon. Baela is the twin sister of Rhaena. They had a younger full-blooded brother who died shortly after being born, and they have three younger half-siblings from their father's marriage to his third wife, Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen: Aegon, Viserys, and Visenya Targaryen. Baela has three stepbrothers from her cousin/stepmother's first marriage: Jacaerys, Lucerys, and Joffrey Velaryon.

She is married to Prince Jacaerys Velaryon, and they have three children together: Baelor, Alyssa, and Aelyx Targaryen. Baela rides the dragon Moondancer. Wild during her youth, Baela has settled down a bit due to motherhood, and especially so after the incident during the wedding at the Eyrie in 134 AC... Baela and Rhaena were born in Pentos.

II. Rhaena Targaryen (b. 116 AC): The graceful, lovely, and gentle Lady of the Tides. She is the second born daughter from King Daemon Targaryen's marriage to Lady Laena Velaryon, and she is Laena's youngest living child. Rhaena is the twin sister of Baela. They had a baby brother who died during his first hour of life, but thankfully have three living half-siblings from their father's third marriage to their first cousin, Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen: Aegon, Viserys, and Visenya Targaryen. Rhaena has three stepbrothers from her cousin's first marriage: Jacaerys, Lucerys, and Joffrey Velaryon.

She is married to Prince Lucerys Velaryon, and they have four living children together: Alysanne, Laena, Megaera, and Corlys Velaryon. Rhaena had given birth to a pair of twin sons a month early late in 134 AC, but sadly, the firstborn twin, Corwyn, was stillborn... The princess rides the dragon Morning. Rhaena and Baela were born in Pentos.

Rhaenyra I and Daemon's Children

I. Aegon the Younger (b. 120 AC): The first child to be born from the marriage of Queen Rhaenyra I and King Daemon Targaryen, who are uncle and niece. He is the fourth born son of his mother, the second born and oldest livng son of his father. Aegon has two younger siblings: Viserys and Visenya Targaryen. The prince has five older half-siblings from his mother and father's previous marriages: Jacaerys, Lucerys, and Joffrey Velaryon, and twins Baela and Rhaena Targaryen. Aegon is referred as "Aegon the Younger" to tell him apart from his half-uncle, Rhaenyra I's half-brother, Prince Aegon the Elder.

He rides the dragon Stormcloud. Aegon is happily married to Lady Thea Celtigar, but sadly, they have been unable to have any living children of their own yet due to Thea suffering from three miscarriages so far...

II. Viserys Targaryen (b. 122 AC): The second child to be born from the marriage of Queen Rhaenyra I and King Daemon Targaryen. He is the fifth born son of his mother, the third born and youngest living son of his father; Viserys is the youngest son for both the queen and her uncle-consort. Viserys has two siblings: Prince Aegon Targaryen (older), and Princess Visenya Targaryen (younger). The prince has five older half-siblings from his parents previous marriages: Jacaerys, Lucerys, and Joffrey Velaryon, and twins Baela and Rhaena Targaryen. Rhaenyra named her youngest son after her father, King Viserys I Targaryen.

He rides the dragon Ravenscale. Viserys is married to Lady Myrine Darklyn, and they are currently expecting their first child together as of the fourth moon of 139 AC.

III. Visenya Targaryen (b. 129 AC): The third child to be born from the marriage of Queen Rhaenyra I and King Daemon Targaryen. She is the only daughter of her mother, the third born of her father; Visenya is the youngest child for both her parents. Visenya has two older brothers: Aegon and Viserys Targaryen. She also has five older half-siblings from Rhaenyra and Daemon's previous marriages: Jacaerys, Lucerys, and Joffrey Velaryon, and twins Baela and Rhaena Targaryen. Rhaenyra named her daughter after Queen Visenya Targaryen, the older sister-wife of King Aegon I Targaryen.

Visenya is the king and queen's youngest child, and she is pampered and adored due to her being the baby of the family as well as the only daughter of Rhaenyra I. The princess is bound to the dragon Dyannerys, who has not yet been ridden. Visenya is betrothed to her half-first cousin, Prince Maelor Targaryen.

Jacaerys and Baela's Children

I. Baelor Targaryen (b. 130 AC): The firstborn son of Prince Jacaerys Velaryon and his cousin-wife, Princess Baela Targaryen. He was born on Dragonstone one minute before his Aunt Rhaena gave birth to his cousin, Princess Alysanne Velaryon. Baelor is second in line to inherit the Iron Throne. He is currently serving as the second cupbearer for his paternal grandmother, Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen. The prince is bound to the dragon Palefyre, who has not yet been ridden.

Baelor is engaged to Alysanne. He is a sweet and bright boy.

II. Alyssa Targaryen (b. 132 AC): The only daughter of Prince Jacaerys Velaryon and Princess Baela Targaryen. She was named after her maternal great-grandmother/paternal great-great-grandmother, Princess Alyssa Targaryen. The younger Alyssa is an impuslive and outspoken young girl. She is betrothed to Lord Lyonel Tyrell, the Warden of the South. The princess is bound to the dragon Aemma.

III. Aelyx Targaryen (b. 135 AC): The second born son of Prince Jacaerys Velaryon and Princess Baela Targaryen. He was named after Lord Aelyx Targaryen, the sixth Lord of Dragonstone to rule after the Doom of Valyria in 102 BC. Aelyx is his parents youngest child. The prince has a dragon egg.

Lucerys and Rhaena's Children

I. Alysanne Velaryon (b. 130 AC): The firstborn daughter of Prince Lucerys Velaryon and his cousin-wife, Princess Rhaena Targaryen. She was born on Dragonstone one minute after her Aunt Baela gave birth to her cousin, Prince Baelor Targaryen. Alysanne was named after her maternal great-great-grandmother/paternal great-great-great-grandmother, Queen Alysanne Targaryen. She is currently being fostered at the Red Keep. Alysanne is engaged to Baelor.

The princess is bound to the dragon Galewing.

II. Laena Velaryon (b. 131 AC): The second born daughter of Prince Lucerys Velaryon and Princess Rhaena Targaryen. She was named after her maternal grandmother, Lady Laena Velaryon. Princess Laena is a sweet young girl.

III. Megaera Velaryon (b. 133 AC): The third born daughter of Prince Lucerys Velaryon and Princess Rhaena Targaryen. She is her parents youngest daughter. Megaera is known as Meg and Meggy by her family. She is the best friend of her cousin, Princess Alyssa Targaryen.

IV. Corwyn Velaryon (b. 134 AC - d. 134 AC): The late firstborn son of Prince Lucerys Velaryon and Princess Rhaena Targaryen. He was the twin brother of Lord Corlys Velaryon. They were born one month premature. Tragically, Corwyn was stillborn... He was originally going to be named Corlys in honor of his great-grandfather, the Sea Snake, but was given the name Corwyn instead so that the name Corlys could live on with his twin.

V. Corlys Velaryon (b. 134 AC): The second born and only living son of Prince Lucerys Velaryon and Princess Rhaena Targaryen. He is the twin brother of Prince Corwyn Velaryon. They were born one month before their mother was due to give birth to them. Tragically, this preterm labor resulted in Corwyn being stillborn. Corlys's first cries after he was finally born were a source of great relief for those who were present in Rhaena's bedchamber the night the twins were born.

The prince suffers from poor health due to his premature birth. He was originally going to be named Corwyn if his twin was born alive, but he was give his name instead so that his great-grandfather's name could live on. Corlys is the heir to both High Tide and Driftmark. He is his parents youngest child.

Joffrey and Nell's Children

I. Aeric Targaryen (b. 132 AC): The firstborn son of Prince Joffrey Velaryon and Lady Nell Beesbury. He is the spitting image of his father. Aeric was a big baby when he was born, and he has a bigger build than the rest of his cousins.

II. Daemion Targaryen (b. 134 AC): The second born son of Prince Joffrey Velaryon and Lady Nell Beesbury. He looks exactly like his father. Daemion is his parents youngest living child.

III. Maegelle Targaryen (b. 138 AC - d. 138 AC): The only daughter of Prince Joffrey Velaryon and Lady Nell Beesbury. She had brown hair and eyes just like her older brothers. Tragically, Maegelle died from a cradle death when she was only three months old... She was her parents youngest child.

Black Dragons

I. Aemma (b. 135 AC): The dragon who is bound to Princess Alyssa Targaryen. She has sky blue body scales with white belly scales. Her wing membranes and horns are white, and her eyes are grey. Alyssa named her dragon Aemma in honor of her paternal great-grandmother, Queen Aemma Arryn, since the hatchling's coloring is the same as House Arryn of the Eyrie. Aemma has not been ridden yet.

Her egg was blue with white speckling.

II. Arrax (b. 121 AC): The dragon who is ridden by Prince Lucerys Velaryon. Other than his black horns, Arrax's coloring is predominately green, with jade body scales, lime colored eyes, and light green wing membranes. The fire that Arrax breathes is also green.

III. Caraxes (b. 57 AC): The famous Bloodwyrm. He is ridden by King Daemon Targaryen. Caraxes has crimson body scales with black eyes, horns, teeth, claws, and wing membranes. Daemon is the Bloodwyrm's second rider, his first being the king's uncle, Prince Aemon Targaryen.

IV. Dyannerys (b. 132 AC): The dragon who is bound to Princess Visenya Targaryen. She has white-steel colored body scales that shine like a polished mirror from the crest on her head to the tip of her tail, and cloud grey belly scales, horns, and claws. Dyannerys has amber colored eyes that are reminiscent of a wolf's eye color. She is irascible and very aggressive, and is quick to snap at both people, animals, and even other dragons. Dyannerys loathes her rider's mother, Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen, since she kicked the hatchling after she had bitten Visenya's finger shortly after hatching from her egg.

Dyannerys was given her name in honor of a goddess from Old Valyria. She has not been ridden yet. Dyannerys's egg had a scaled shell that looked like it was made out of polished steel.

V. Galewing (b. 133 AC): The dragon who is bound to Princess Alysanne Velaryon. She is a colorful dragon with red body scales and pink belly scales, black horns and claws, and blue eyes. Galewing has not been ridden yet. Her egg was red with blue whirls.

VI. Meleys (b. 65 AC): The famous Red Queen. She is ridden by Princess Rhaenys Targaryen. Meleys has scarlet body scales, pink wing membranes, and copper colored claws, back scales, and head crest. Rhaenys is the Red Queen's second rider, her first being the princess's aunt, Princess Alyssa Targaryen (Rhaenyra I's paternal grandmother).

VII. Moondancer (b. 127 AC): The dragon who is ridden by Princess Baela Targaryen. She has pale green body scales and pearlescent horns, wing bones, and head crest. Moondancer got her name after she was seen flying and hopping around in the moonlight the night she hatched from her egg as if she was dancing (made up).

VIII. Morning (b. 130 AC): The dragon who is ridden by Princess Rhaena Targaryen. She has pale pink body scales with black horns and head crest. Morning was given her name due to the time of day she hatched in, as well as her color being similar to the morning sky.

IX. Palefyre (b. 133 AC): The dragon who is ridden by Prince Baelor Targaryen. He has white scales with a nacreous sheen, and red eyes and wing membranes. Many believe that Palefyre is the second most beautiful dragon after Sunfyre the Golden, the mount of Baelor's half-granduncle, Prince Aegon the Elder. Palefyre's egg had a pearly shell.

X. Ravenscale (b. 129 AC): The dragon who is ridden by Prince Viserys Targaryen. He has sable body scales with golden-orange belly scales, horns, and eyes that is similar to molten gold. Ravenscale got his name since his black scales are similar to the color of raven feathers. His egg was pitch-black with a golden-orange lighting bolt streaking through the center of it.

XI. Redfang (b. 136 AC): The dragon who is bound to Prince Daemion Targaryen. He has grey-green body scales; dark grey horns, wing membranes, and belly scales, and red eyes. Redfang got his name due to how bloody his teeth were after he had killed a mouse as a hatchling. The color and pattern of the egg that Redfang hatched from is unknown.

XII. Stormcloud (b. 124 AC): The dragon who is ridden by Prince Aegon the Younger. His scales are a dark blue-grey, similar to a thundercloud, hence the dragon's name.

XIII. Syrax (b. 100 AC): The dragon who is ridden by Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen. She has yellow scales. Just like her rider, Syrax is overweight due to Rhaenyra overfeeding her.

XIV. Tyraxes (b. 125 AC): The dragon who is ridden by Prince Joffrey Velaryon. He has fire-orange body scales, black scales from his head crest to the tip of his tail, yellow tourmaline eyes, light beige belly scales and wing membranes, and black claws, teeth, and horns.

XV. Vermax (b. 118 AC): The dragon who is ridden by Prince Jacaerys Velaryon. He has pale yellow scales, white belly scales and wing membranes, and black horns, teeth, and claws.

House Targaryen of King's Landing (the Greens)

I. Aegon the Elder (b. 107 AC): The first younger half-brother of Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen. He is the firstborn son from King Viserys I Targaryen's marriage to his second wife, Dowager Queen Alicent Hightower. Aegon is his father's third born and oldest living son, his mother's first, and several nobles believe that he should have inherited the Iron Throne before Rhaenyra due to his sex even after he renounced his claim to his uncle/half-brother-in-law, King Daemon Targaryen, in the aftermath of the Black Conspiracy in 129 AC. He has three younger siblings: Helaena, Aemond, and Daeron Targaryen.

Aegon is referred to as "Aegon the Elder" to tell him apart from his half-nephew, Rhaenyra's fourth born son, Prince Aegon the Younger. Fertile and lustful, the prince has six children. He fathered three children on his younger sister-wife, Princess Helaena Targaryen: twins Jaehaerys and Jaehaera, and Maelor Targaryen, and three bastard children who were fathered on different mothers: an unnamed daughter by one of Alicent's chambermaids, an unnamed son by a prostitute who worked in Flea Bottom, and an unnamed child by the harpist who entertained the captive Greens during Rhaenyra's coronation in 129 AC. Aegon the Elder is currently expecting his firstborn grandchild by his twins. He rides the dragon Sunfyre.

II. Helaena Targaryen (b. 109 AC): The only younger half-sister of Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen. She is the only daughter born from King Viserys I Targaryen's marriage to Dowager Queen Alicent Hightower. Helaena is her father's second born daughter, her mother's only one. She had three brothers: Prince Aegon Targaryen (older), and Princes Aemond and Daeron Targaryen (younger). The princess is married to her older brother, Prince Aegon the Elder, and they have three children together: twins Jaehaerys and Jaehaera, and Maelor Targaryen.

Through her brother-husband's past infidelities, Helaena is both the aunt and stepmother of his three bastard children. She is currently expecting her firstborn grandchild from the incestuous marriage of Jaehaerys and Jaehaera. The princess rides the dragon Dreamfyre.

III. Aemond Targaryen (b. 110 AC): The second younger half-brother of Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen. He is the second born son from King Viserys I Targaryen's marriage to Dowager Queen Alicent Hightower. Aemond is the fourth born and second oldest living son of his father, his mother's second. He has three siblings: Prince Aegon and Princess Helaena Targaryen (older), and Prince Daeron Targaryen (younger). The prince is Rhaenyra's least-liked half-sibling, and Aemond in turn nurtures a deep hatred for both his half-sister and her family. Aemond especially loathes the queen's second born son, Prince Lucerys Velaryon, after he cut out his right eye during a fight in High Tide's courtyard in 120 AC when they were boys; a sapphire serves as a fake eye for Aemond, and he is known as "Aemond One-Eye".

The prince cohabits with his baseborn mistress, Alys Rivers, and they have on illegitimate son together: Lydus Rivers. Aemond rides the dragon Vhagar. Aemond lives with his family at the Hightower in Oldtown.

IV. Daeron Targaryen (b. 114 AC): The third younger half-brother of Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen. He is the third born son from King Viserys I Targaryen's marriage to Dowager Queen Alicent Hightower. Daeron is the fifth born and youngest living son of his father, his mother's third; he is his parents youngest child. The prince is the most popular of his of his older brothers due to his courteous behavior and good looks. Daeron has three older siblings: Aegon, Helaena, and Aemond Targaryen.

The prince is married to his second cousin, Lady Bethany Hightower, and they currently have three children together: Saera, Valerion, and Aeryn Targaryen. Daeron rides the dragon Tessarion. He is two weeks younger than his firstborn half-nephew, Prince Jacaerys Velaryon. Daeron lives with his family at the Hightower in Oldtown.

Aegon and Helaena's Children

I. Jaehaerys Targaryen (b. 123 AC): The first trueborn son of Prince Aegon the Elder from his marriage to his younger sister-wife, Princess Helaena Targaryen. He is his father's second born son, his mother's first. Jaehaerys is the twin brother of Jaehaera, and they have an older brother named Maelor. They have three bastard half-siblings from their father/uncle's affairs. The prince was the first cupbearer to serve his half-aunt, Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen.

Jaehaerys is married to his twin sister, and they are currently expecting their firstborn child together, who is due to be born late in the twelfth moon of 139 AC. Due to royal inbreeding, Jaehaerys is a polydactyl, and he has a second pinkie finger on his left hand, and a sixth toe on each foot. He ridest he dragon Shrykos. Jaehaerys was named after his great-great-grandfather, King Jaehaerys I Targaryen.

II. Jaehaera Targaryen (b. 123 AC): The only trueborn daughter of Prince Aegon the Elder by Princess Helaena Targaryen. She is her father's second born and youngest daughter, her mother's only one. Jaehaera is the twin sister of Jaehaerys, and they have a younger brother named Maelor. They have three bastard half-siblings from Aegon's affairs. The princess has three companions: Ladies Thea Celtigar, Myrine Darklyn, and Falena Stokeworth.

Jaehaera is married to her twin brother, and she is currently pregnant with their first child together. She has autism, and possesses a mosty quiet and reserved nature because of it. Some people think that Jaehaera is a simpleton due to her odd behavior, but she has opened up more thanks to the friendship she has with her ladies-in-waiting. The princess rides the dragon Morghul.

III. Maelor Targaryen (b. 127 AC): The second trueborn son of Prince Aegon the Elder by Princess Helaena Targaryen. He is his father's third born son, his mother's second; Maelor is his parents youngest child together. The prince has two older full-blooded siblings: twins Jaehaerys and Jaehaera. He also has three bastard half-siblings from his father's extramarital affairs. Maelor is betrothed to his half-first cousin, Princess Visenya Targaryen.

He is bound to the dragon Meteor.

Aegon the Elder's Bastard Children

I. Bastard Daughter (b. 123 AC): The firstborn child of Prince Aegon the Elder. Her mother is a former chambermaid who once served Aegon's mother, Dowager Queen Alicent Hightower. The girl's name and current status is unknown.

II. Bastard Son (b. 123 AC): The second born child of Prince Aegon the Elder. His mother is a prostitute who plied her trade in Flea Bottom. The boy's name and current status is unknown.

III. Bastard Child (b. 130 AC): The sixth born and youngest child of Prince Aegon the Elder. Their mother is the harpist who entertained the captive Greens during the coronation of Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen. Neither the name or current status of the child is known. If the child is male, then he would be Aegon's fourth born son, and if they are female, then she would be her father's second born daughter.

Aemond and Alys's Child

I. Lydus Rivers (b. 130 AC): The bastard son of Prince Aemond Targaryen and his mistress, Alys Rivers. He is the firstborn child of his father, the only surviving child of his mother, who had suffered from several stillbirths in the past. Lydus lives with his parents at the Hightower in Oldtown. His grandmother, Dowager Queen Alicent Hightower, ignores him in favor of his trueborn cousins by his Uncle Daeron: Saera, Valerion, and Aeryn Targaryen. This is a source of anger for Lydus's father.

Daeron and Bethany's Children

I. Saera Targaryen (b. 134 AC): The firstborn daughter of Prince Daeron Targaryen and his second cousin-wife, Lady Bethany Hightower. She is lovely and sweet child.

II. Valerion Targaryen (b. 135 AC): The firstborn son of Prince Daeron Targaryen and Lady Bethany Hightower. He is handsome like his father, and the midwife who had helped to deliver Valerion commented that he was the most beautiful baby boy she had ever seen.

III. Aeryn Targaryen (b. 136 AC): The second born son of Prince Daeron Targaryen and Lady Bethany Hightower. He is a handsome and sweet little boy.

Green Dragons

I. Dreamfyre (b. Early 1st Century): The second oldest dragon in Westeros. She is ridden by Princess Helaena Targaryen. Dreamfyre has pale blue scales and wing membranes with silver crests and markings. Helaena is Dreamfyre's second rider, her first being the princess's great-grandaunt, Queen Rhaena Targaryen, who was both the half-niece and one of the Black Brides of King Maegor the Cruel.

II. Meteor (b. 131 AC): The dragon who is bound to Prince Maelor Targaryen. He has grey scales with blue wing membranes and eyes. Meteor's egg was grey with sapphire flecks. He got his name since he hatched during a meteor shower.

III. Morghul (b. 126 AC): The dragon who is ridden by Princess Jaehaera Targaryen. He has cyan blue body scales, white belly scales and wing membranes with visible black veins on them, and pale blue eyes. Morghul's sex and coloring are unknown in-canon.

IV. Shrykos (b. 126 AC): The dragon who is ridden by Prince Jaehaerys Targaryen. She has light grey body scales with white belly scales and wing membranes, and grey eyes. Shrykos's coloring is unknown in-canon.

V. Sunfyre (b. 112 AC): The dragon who is ridden by Prince Aegon the Elder. He has golden scales, pale pink wing membranes, and sapphire blue eyes. Sunfyre is known as "Sunfyre the Golden" for his gold colored scales, and he is considered to be the most beautiful dragon in Westeros.

VI. Tessarion (b. 120 AC): The dragon who is ridden by Prince Daeron Targaryen. She has dark cobalt blue body scales with copper belly scales, wing membranes, crest, and claws. Tessarion breathes cobalt flames. She is known as "the Blue Queen".

VII. Vhagar (b. 52 BC): The oldest living dragon in Westeros. She is ridden by Prince Aemond Targaryen. Vhagar has pale grey scales and white wing membranes that are nicked and scarred from arrows and spears that were thrown at her by the enemies of House Targaryen during their Conquest of Westeros from 2 BC to 1 AC. Aemond is Vhagar's fourth recorded rider: her first known rider being the prince's great-great-great-grandaunt, Queen Visenya Targaryen; her second being Aemond's paternal grandfather, Prince Baelon Targaryen; and her third being Aemond One-Eye's second cousin, Lady Laena Velaryon. Vhagar once comprised the trio of dragons that were used to conquer the Seven Kingdoms, the other two being Balerion and Meraxes.

She was named after a goddess of Old Valyria.

Mentioned Past Targaryen's

I. Jaehaerys I Targaryen (b. 34 AC - d. 103 AC): The fourth Targaryen king. He is considered to be the greatest monarch from his dynasty to ever sit on the Iron Throne. Jaehaerys I was the third born son of King Aenys I Targaryen and his second cousin-wife, Queen Alyssa Velaryon. Ruling alongside Jaehaerys was his beloved younger sister-wife, Queen Alysanne Targaryen. He is the great-grandfather of the current ruling monarch of the Seven Kingdoms, Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen, and the grandfather of her uncle-consort, King Daemon Targaryen.

The Old King's decision to name his firstborn grandson, Rhaenyra's father, King Viserys I Targaryen, as his heir to the throne over his eldest grandchild, Princess Rhaenys Targaryen, during the Great Council of 101 AC is the root cause of the current cold war over the line of succession since Viserys would later go against the grain and name his oldest daughter as his heir even after he fathered three sons with his second wife. Jaehaerys I rode the now feral dragon Vermithor.

II. Alysanne Targaryen (b. 36 AC - d. 100 AC): The younger sister-wife of King Jaehaerys I Targaryen. She is considered to be one of the Targaryen Dynasty's greatest queens due to her charities, feminism, and for spearheading many progressive social reforms, and she is behind the creation of the Widow's Law in 52 AC, and later the banning of the first night in 58 AC. Alysanne was the second born daughter of King Aenys I Targaryen and Queen Alyssa Velaryon. The queen firmly believed that a woman had every right to rule in her own name just like a man could. Alysanne is the great-grandmother of Westeros's very first queen regnant, Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen, as well as the grandmother of her husband, King Daemon Targaryen.

The queen rode the now feral dragon Silverwing.

III. Aemon Targaryen (b. 55 AC - d. 92 AC): The granduncle of Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen, and the uncle of King Daemon Targaryen. He was the second born son of King Jaehaerys I Targaryen and his younger sister-wife, Queen Alysanne Targaryen. Aemon was the third of thirteen children. Losing his older brother and sister when they were quite young, Aemon was his father's heir to the throne until his death on the island of Tarth during the Myrish Bloodbath in 92 AC. His death can be viewed as the catalyst that would eventually lead to the succession issues that currently plague his descendants in the first half of the Second Century.

Aemon was the half-nephew/husband of Lady Jocelyn Baratheon, and they had one daughter together: Princess Rhaenys Targaryen. Through his only daughter, Aemon was the maternal grandfather of Laena and Laenor Velaryon. He is the great-grandfather of Jacaerys, Lucerys, and Joffrey Velaryon, and twins Baela and Rhaena Targaryen. The prince was the first rider of the dragon Caraxes.

IV. Baelon Targaryen (b. 57 AC - d. 101 AC): The paternal grandfather of Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen, and the father of King Daemon Targaryen. He was the third born son of King Jaehaerys I and Queen Alysanne Targaryen. Baelon was the fourth of thirteen children. The prince became the new heir to the Iron Throne following the death of his older brother, Aemon, in 92 AC, bypassing the claim of his niece, Aemon's only daughter, Princess Rhaenys Targaryen. Baelon died from a "stitched belly" in 101 AC, and his oldest son, King Viserys I Targaryen, became the new Prince of Dragonstone.

He was married to his younger sister, Princess Alyssa Targaryen, who was Baelon's soulmate, and they had three sons together: Viserys I, Daemon, and Aegon Targaryen. Other than Rhaenyra I, Baelon was the grandfather of one unnamed prince, Baelon, Aegon the Elder, Helaena, Aemond, Daeron, twins Baela and Rhaena, another unnamed prince, Aegon the Younger, Viserys, and Visenya Targaryen. He is the great-grandfather of Jacaerys, Lucerys, and Joffrey Velaryon; Aegon the Younger, Viserys, Visenya, twins Jaehaerys and Jaehaera, Maelor, three bastards, Lydus Rivers; Saera, Valerion, Aeryn, Baelor, Alyssa, and Aelyx Targaryen; Alysanne, Laena, Megaera, and Corwyn and Corlys Velaryon; Aeric, Daemion, and Maegelle Targaryen. Baelon the Brave was the second rider of the dragon Vhagar, and he wielded Dark Sister.

V. Alyssa Targaryen (b. 60 AC - d. 84 AC): The paternal grandmother of Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen, and the mother of King Daemon Targaryen. She was the second born daughter of King Jaehaerys I and Queen Alysanne Targrayen. Alyssa's namesake was her grandmother, Queen Alyssa Velaryon, who had died in childbirth six years before she was born in 54 AC. The princess was married to her older brother, Baelon, and they had three sons together: Viserys I, Daemon, and Aegon Targaryen. Alyssa died a few months after the birth of her youngest son from lingering childbirth complications when she was only twenty-four years old.

Her death devastated her beloved brother-husband, and he would never remarry. Other than Rhaenyra, Alyssa is the grandmother of an unnamed prince, Baelon, Aegon the Elder, Helaena, Aemond, Daeron, twins Baela and Rhaena, another prince, Aegon the Younger, Viserys, and Visenya Targaryen. She is also the great-grandmother of Jacaerys, Lucerys, and Joffrey Velaryon; Aegon the Younger, Viserys, Visenya, twins Jaehaerys and Jaehaera, and Maelor Targaryen; three bastards, Lydus Rivers; Saera, Valerion, and Aeryn Targaryen. Alyssa was the first rider of the dragon Meleys.

VI. Vaegon Targaryen (b. 63 AC - d. 128 AC): The granduncle of Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen, the uncle of King Daemon Targaryen. He was the fourth born son of King Jaehaerys I and Queen Alysanne Targaryen. Vaegon was the seventh of thirteen children. He was an archmaester at the Citadel. After the death of his older brother Baelon in 101 AC, Vaegon was offered the crown by his father in hopes of settling the succession crisis that had erupted the Spring Prince's death.

Vaegon declined the offer, he suggested to his father that he should hold a great council to decide who his next heir was going to be. The Great Council of 101 AC took place shortly thereafter. Archmaester Vaegon died from cancer at Oldtown in 128 AC. He was the only one of his parents sons to outlive them. Vaegon was never bound to a dragon, and he was known as Vaegon "the Dragonless".

VII. Saera Targaryen (b. 67 AC - d. 116 AC): The grandaunt of Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen, the aunt of King Daemon Targaryen. She was the fifth born daughter of King Jaehaerys I and Queen Alysanne Targaryen. Saera was the ninth of thirteen children. The princess was promiscuous and cruel, and she later fled to Essos in the year after the discovery of her sex scandal in 84 AC. She later opened up a renown pleasure house in Volantis, and she had at least three bastard sons by different men; the father of one of Saera's boys was the Triarch of Volantis (most likely had more children with other men).

Saera died from unknown causes at Volantis. She was the only one of her parents daughters to outlive them. One of the princess's lovers was Ser Braxton Beesbury, the nephew of Lord Lyman Beesbury. Saera was never bound to a dragon, but she did try to steal one during a failed escape attempt after the fallout of her scandal.

VIII. Aegon I Targaryen (b. 27 BC - d. 37 AC): The first Targaryen king. He is the conqueror of Westeros and the founder of the Targaryen Dynasty. Aegon was the only son of Lord Aerion Targaryen and his cousin-wife, Lady Valaena Velaryon. The king is the great-great-great-grandfather of Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen, and the great-great-grandfather of King Daemon Targaryen. Aegon I was a bigamist, and he was married to both his sisters: Queens Visenya and Rhaenys Targaryen.

He was the father of two kings, one son with each sister-wife, King Aenys I Targaryen by Rhaenys, and King Maegor I Targaryen by Visenya. All current and future Targaryen's are descended from the line of Aegon I and Rhaenys. Many dragon princes have been named after the Conqueror. Aegon is the first recorded rider of the dragon Balerion, as well as the first known wielder of Blackfyre.

IX. Visenya Targaryen (b. 28 BC - 44 AC): One of the two first Targaryen queen consorts to rule Westeros after the Conquest. She was the older sister-wife of King Aegon I Targaryen, and she was his least favorite wife. Visenya was the firstborn daughter of Lord Aerion Targaryen and Lady Valaena Velaryon. The queen is the great-great-great-grandaunt of Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen, and the great-great-grandaunt of King Daemon Targaryen. She was the mother of Aegon I's youngest son, King Maegor I Targaryen, the third Targaryen king.

Visenya's bloodline is extinct since her son died childless in 48 AC. She is the first recorded rider of the dragon Vhagar, as well as the first known wielder of Dark Sister. The queen is the namesake of Rhaenyra's only daughter, Princess Visenya Targaryen.

X. Rhaenys Targaryen (b. 25 BC - d. 10 AC): One of the two first Targaryen queens to rule Westeros after the Conquest. She was the younger sister-wife of King Aegon I Targaryen, and she was his favorite wife. Rhaenys was the second born daughter of Lord Aerion Targaryen and Lady Valaena Velaryon. The queen is the great-great-great-grandmother of Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen, and the great-great-grandmother of King Daemon Targaryen. She was the mother of Aegon I's oldest son, King Aenys I Targaryen, the second Targaryen king.

Rhaenys's marriage to her older brother is where all current and future Targaryen's descend from. She was the rider of the dragon Meraxes. The queen is the namesake of the Queen Who Never Was, Princess Rhaenys Targaryen.

XI. Maegor I Targaryen (b. 12 AC - d. 48 AC): The third Targaryen king. He is considered to be the worst monarch from his dynasty to sit on the Iron Throne. Maegor was the son of King Aegon I Targaryen and his older sister-wife, Queen Visenya Targaryen. He was a polygamist, and was married six times, but not all at the same time; the most wives Maegor had alive at one time was four. Maegor's unfortunate wives were Queens Ceryse Hightower, Alys Harroway, Tyanna of Pentos, Jeyne Westerling, and Rhaena Targaryen (his own half-niece), the latter three being known collectively as his "Black Brides".

Despite having six queens, Maegor only fathered three children, and they were all born with horrific physical deformities as well as stillborn. Dying childless, Maegor the Cruel is the only Targaryen king to have the blood of Queen Visenya Targaryen running through his veins. He was the stepfather of Lady Thea Celtigar's maternal great-grandfather, Lord Bolling, through his marriage to Queen Elinor Costayne. Maegor was the second rider of the dragon Balerion, and he also wielded Blackfyre.

XII. Rhaena Targaryen (b. 23 AC - 73 AC): The great-grandaunt of Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen, the grandaunt of King Daemon Targaryen. She was the firstborn daughter of King Aenys I Targaryen and Queen Alyssa Velaryon. Rhaena was the very first Targaryen princess, and she was the eldest grandchild of King Aegon I Targaryen and his younger sister-wife, Queen Rhaenys Targaryen. Rhaena was one of the Black Brides of her half-uncle, King Maegor I Targaryen, and she was one of the two of his six wives to survive him. Maegor was actually Rhaena's second husband, her first was her own younger brother, Prince Aegon Targaryen, and her third was Lord Androw Farman.

She only had two daughters who were fathered by her younger brother-husband: twins Aerea and Rhaella Targaryen. Rhaena has no living descendants today since her oldest daughter died from a mysterious illness in 56 AC when she was only fourteen years old, and her youngest lived out her life as a septa. The former Black Bride could have become Westeros's first queen regnant herself after Maegor's death in 48 AC, but she declined due to the bad memories she had at the Red Keep during her second marriage. She was the first rider of the dragon Dreamfyre.

The Small Council

I. Hand of the Queen (2): Lord Corlys and Prince Jacaerys Velaryon. Corlys served Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen, who was the widow of his late son, Ser Laenor Velaryon, for three years from 129 AC until his death from winter fever in 132 AC. Jacaerys has been serving as his mother's second Hand of the Queen for seven years now. He is considered to be an able and good Hand to Rhaenyra I just like his grandfather. Corlys replaced Ser Otto Hightower on the small council.

II. Grandmaester (1): Maester Gerardys. He has been serving on the small council for ten years so far. Prior to this appointment, Gerardys served Rhaenyra on Dragonstone when she was a princess during both of her marriages. He delivered all six of the queen's children. Overall, Grandmaester Gerardys has been serving the queen for twenty-five years since the year 114 AC.

He replaced Grandmaester Orwyle on the small council.

III. Master of Laws (2): Lord Gormon Massey and Prince Joffrey Velaryon. Gormon served Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen for ten years from 129 AC until his death from natural causes due to old age in 139 AC. Joff is getting used to his new responsibilities as his mother's Lord Justiciar. Lord Massey replaced Lord Jasper Wylde on the small council.

IV. Master of Ships (1): Lord Bartimos Celtigar. He has been serving Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen for ten years now since 129 AC. Bartimos is the father-in-law of Prince Aegon the Younger. He replaced Ser Tyland Lannister on the small council.

V. Master of Coin (4): Lords Lyman Beesbury, Tyland Lannister, Manfryd Caron, and Jason Belmore. Lyman served Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen for two years from 129 AC until his retirement in 131 AC as dementia slowly began to take hold of his mind. Tyland also served the queen for two years from 131 AC until his untimely death from winter fever in 133 AC. Manfryd also served Rhaenyra I for two years from 133 AC until he resigned from his office after his father's death to become the new Lord of Nightsong in 135 AC. Jason is currently Rhaenyra's longest serving treasurer, having been sitting on her small council for four years so far from 135 AC.

The Lord of Strongsong is well-liked and ambitious.

VI. Mistress of Whisperers (1): Mysaria. She goes by the aliases of "the White Worm" and "Miserys". Mysaria has been serving Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen for ten years since 129 AC. The White Worm runs an effective spy network in both Westeros and Essos, and she is feared by many. Mysaria was born in Lys, and once worked as a dancer, and was the mistress of King Daemon Targaryen during his youth.

They had concieved a child together in 105 AC, but, sadly, Misery lost the baby to a miscarriage that same year. The White Worm replaced Lord Larys Strong on the small council.

VII. Lord Commander of the Queensguard (1): Ser Steffon Darklyn. He has been serving Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen as well as lead her Queensguard for ten years so far since 129 AC. Steffon is one of the coconspirators of King Viserys I Targaryen for the Black Conspiracy. Ser Darklyn is the granduncle of Lady Myrine Darklyn, the wife of Prince Viserys Targaryen. Steffon replaced Lord Commander Criston Cole on the small council.

Current Queensguard

I. Lord Commander Steffon Darklyn: Granduncle of the current Lord of Duskendale, Ser Rodrik Darklyn, and the wife of Prince Viserys Targaryen, Lady Myrine Darklyn. He succeeded Ser Criston Cole in the aftermath of the Black Conspiracy in 129 AC, an event that Steffon actively participated in. Canon character.

II. Ser Roger Beesbury: Youngest brother of the current Lord of Honeyhold, Ser Alan Beesbury. Roger is also the uncle of Lady Nell Beesbury, the wife of Prince Joffrey Velaryon, and the granduncle of their three children: Aeric, Daemion, and Maegelle Targaryen. Ser Beesbury was promoted to the Queensguard by his late grandfather when he was alive, Lord Lyman Beesbury. OC.

III. Ser Clothair Blackwood: First cousin of the current Lord of Raventree Hall, Samwell Blackwood, and his sister, Lady Alysanne Blackwood, and for their bastard half-brother, Robb Rivers, the finest archer in all of Westeros. Clothair is also the first cousin once removed of the heir to Raventree Hall, Benjicott Blackwood. Ser Blackwood replaced the late Ser Lorent Marbrand after he died from food poisoning in 129 AC (will be explained in the following section, Former Kings/Queensguard). Clothair is popular with the royal family. OC.

IV. Ser Erryck Cargyll: Twin brother of Ser Arryck Cargyll. The twins both served together in the Kingsguard of King Viserys I Targaryen during the later years of his reign. Although the two brothers were close, they each believed differently on who should succeed the Young King in the event of his death, with Erryck being a Black, and Arryck a Green. The current status of the relationship between the Cargyll twins after the Black Conspiracy is unknown, but it is undoubtedly strained. The twins are canon characters.

V. Ser Glendon Goode: Replacement of Ser Willis Fell of the Kingsguard of the Young King. He is a canon character.

VI. Harrold Darke: Distant cousin and former squire of Lord Commander Steffon Darklyn. He is a canon character.

VII. Ser Robert Darklyn: Distant cousin of Lord Commander Steffon Darklyn. Robert replaced Ser Rickard Thorne of the Kingsguard of the fifth Targaryen king. He is a canon character.

Former Kings/Queensguard

I. Lord Commander Criston Cole (b. 82 AC): The second and last Lord Commander of the Kingsguard to serve King Viserys I Targaryen. Criston's tenure lasted for seventeen years from 112 AC after the death of his predecessor, Ser Harrold Westerling, until the Black Conspiracy in 129 AC. Unwilling to reconcile with the Iron Throne after the ascension of Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen, Ser Cole was exiled to the Wall to serve the Night's Watch. He was the queen's first sworn shield, and rumored love interest, until they had a falling out after Rhaenyra married her first husband in 114 AC. Criston's second charge was Rhaenyra's stepmother, Dowager Queen Alicent Hightower.

Ser Cole's successor as Lord Commander is Ser Steffon Darklyn.

II. Ser Arryck Cargyll: Twin brother of Ser Erryck Cargyll. The twins both served together in the Kingsguard of King Viserys I Targaryen during the later years of his reign. Although the two brothers were close, they each believed differently on who should succeed the Young King in the event of his death, with Arryck being a Green, and Erryck a Black. Outraged over the ascension of Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen before her younger half-brother, Prince Aegon the Elder, in 129 AC, Arryck participated in the Coronation Tourney as a mystery knight under the alias of "the Green Knight". Thanks to his prowess and skill, Ser Cargyll would have won the tourney had he not been challenged by Prince Lucerys Velaryon.

Arryck was defeated by Luke during both the jousts and the melee that followed, although he did dislocate the prince's left shoulder with his jousting lance during the final tilt. Ser Cargyll also insulted Lucerys by calling him "Breakbones", which was the nickname of his rumored father, Ser Harwin Strong. Defeated and unmasked, Arryck was stripped of his armor and weapons, and had his tongue removed for calling one of the Velaryon Princes a bastard. His current status is unknown. Arryck's current relationship with Erryck is unknown, but undoubtedly strained.

III. Ser Willis Fell: One of the knights who served in the Kingsguard of King Viserys I Targaryen during the later years of his reign. Willis was a Green, and he resigned from the Kingsguard after the Black Conspiracy took place, and he returned to his family seat of Felwood in the Stormlands. Ser Fell's current status is unknown. Willis's successor to the Queensguard is Ser Glendon Goode.

IV. Ser Lorent Marbrand (d. 129 AC): One of the knights who served in the Kingsguard of the Young King during his last years on the Iron Throne. Unlike most of his sworn brothers, Lorent was a Black, and he was one of the three original members of the Kingsguard to join the Queensguard following the aftermath of the Black Conspiracy in 129 AC. The other two members were Sers Steffon Darklyn and Erryck Cargyll. Unfortunately, Lorent's tenure in the Queensguard would only last for a month. One night, Lorent and his sworn brothers were served pork for supper.

Pork was Ser Marbrand's favorite meat, and he ate two porkchops. Unbeknownst to the Queensguard knights, the meat had been undercooked, and they all came down with food poisoning. Having eaten the most pork, Lorent was the sickest of his sworn brothers. So sick in fact, that Ser Marbrand died. A quick investigation by the Blacks ruled out any actual poisoning by the Greens, but King Daemon Targaryen decided to hide the food poisoning from his niece-wife as she waited out the last days of her pregnancy on Dragonstone so as to not worry her.

She was told instead that Ser Lorent Marbrand had died from a sudden illness. Lorent's successor to the Queensguard was Ser Clothair Blackwood. Author's Note: Yes, I know how this looks. I admit that I had forgotten about Ser Marbrand during the rewrite. I will do some editing in the earlier chapters to include him and his fate in the storyline. I apologize for this oversight. PS: Don't miss Ser Rickard Thorne below! :)

V. Ser Rickard Thorne: One of the knights who served in the Kingsguard during the later years of the Young King's rule. Rickard was a Green, and he resigned from the Kingsguard after the Black Conspiracy took place in protest of the ascension of Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen. He returned to his family's seat in the Crownlands shortly thereafter. Ser Thorne's current status is unknown. His successor to the Queensguard is Ser Robert Darklyn.

Current Green Household

I. Maester Orwyle: The third and final Grandmaester to serve on the small council of King Viserys I Targaryen. He was replaced by Grandmaester Gerardys after the acension of Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen in 129 AC. Orwyle has been serving the captive Greens at the Red Keep.

House Brune of Dyre Den (the Crownlands)

I. Genna Brune: The paternal grandmother of Lady Thea Celtigar. She was the wife of Ser Phineon Celtigar, a Lord of Claw Isle, and they had two sons together: Bartimos and Adrianus Celtigar. Genna is the grandmother of Clement, Thea, Arthor, Dorian, and Beatrice Celtigar. She has been dead for many years by the time RotDQ begins.

House Celtigar of Claw Isle (the Crownlands)

I. Bartimos Celtigar (b. 87 AC): The current Lord of Claw Isle, and the Master of Ships on the small council of Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen. He is the firstborn son of Ser Phineon Celtigar and Lady Genna Brune. Bartimos has one younger brother, Lord Adrianus Celtigar. A father of two living children, Bartimos had one son by his first wife, Lady Priscilla Crabb: Ser Clement Celtigar, and one daughter by his second and current wife, Lady Adela Bolling: Lady Thea Celtigar. His lordship had three children before Thea's birth, but the first two, a girl and boy, were both stillborn, and their second son was miscarried. Lord Celtigar is the father-in-law of Lady Floris Baratheon and Prince Aegon the Younger.

Bartimos so far has two grandchildren from the marriage of Clement and Floris: Faeryse and Aegon Celtigar.

II. Clement Celtigar (b. 107 AC): The heir to Claw Isle. He is the son of Lord Bartimos Celtigar and his first wife, Lady Priscilla Crabb. He is the firstborn and only living son of his father, the only offspring born to his mother, and Priscilla died giving birth to her son. Clement's namesake is his maternal granduncle, Ser Clement Crabb, a famous knight who participated in the Fiftieth Year Tourney of the Old King in 98 AC. He is the stepson of Lady Adela Bolling, and he has one younger half-sister from Adela's marriage to his father: Lady Thea Celtigar.

Ser Celtigar is married to Lady Floris Baratheon, and they currently have two children together: Faeryse and Aegon Celtigar.

III. Faeryse Celtigar (b. 137 AC): The daughter and oldest child of Ser Clement Celtigar and Lady Floris Baratheon. She is the firstborn grandchild of Lord Bartimos Celtigar and his first wife, Lady Priscilla Crabb. Faeryse is the half-niece of Lady Thea Celtigar.

IV. Aegon Celtigar (b. 138 AC): The son and (so far) youngest child of Ser Clement Celtigar and Lady Floris Baratheon. He is the half-nephew of Lady Thea Celtigar.

V. Thea Celtigar (b. 121 AC): The beloved wife of Prince Aegon the Younger. She is the second born daughter and only living child of Lord Bartimos Celtigar and his second wife, Lady Adela Bolling. Thea had three older siblings: a sister and brother who were both stillborn, and another brother who was miscarried. Just like her mother, Thea suffers from reproductive issues, and she is unable to carry pregnancies to full term; she hasn't been able to carry them for a full month. Thea has tragically suffered three miscarriages by 139 AC...

She is the younger half-sister of Ser Clement Celtigar. Through her father, Thea is the great-great-great-granddaughter of Lord Edwell Celtigar, the second Hand of the King for King Maegor I Targaryen, and the first Master of Coin for King Jaehaerys I Targaryen. Through her mother, Thea is the great-great-granddaughter of Queen Elinor Costayne, one of the Black Brides of Maegor the Cruel. Plans were being made to betroth Lady Celtigar to her first cousin, Dorian, when they were children, but the plans were scrapped after Thea was engaged to Aegon the Younger in 131 AC.

VI. Adrianus Celtigar (b. 89 AC): The paternal uncle of Lady Thea Celtigar. He is the second born son of Ser Phineon Celtigar and Lady Genna Brune. Adrianus is the younger brother of Lord Bartimos Celtigar. He is unhappily married to Lady Vaeya Groon, and they have three children together: Arthor, Dorian, and Beatrice Celtigar. Adrianus so far has four grandchildren from his oldest son's marriage to Lady Alyssa Royce: Gabriel, Willam, and twins Daphys and Daphne Celtigar.

He resides at Claw Isle, and rules there in his brother's name while Bartimos is living at King's Landing serving as Master of Ships.

VII. Arthor Celtigar (b. 115 AC): The firstborn son of Lord Adrianus Celtigar and Lady Vaeya Groon. He is the first cousin of Lady Thea Celtigar. Arthor is married to Lady Alyssa Royce, and they currently have four children together: Gabriel, Willam, and twins Daphys and Daphne Celtigar.

VIII. Gabriel Celtigar (b. 133 AC): The firstborn son of Ser Arthor Celtigar and Lady Alyssa Royce.

IX. Willam Celtigar (b. 134 AC): The second born son of Ser Arthor Celtigar and Lady Alyssa Royce. He was named after his maternal grandfather, Ser Willam Royce, who was slain by King Daemon Targaryen during the Trial by Seven at Gulltown in 134 AC.

X. Daphys Celtigar (b. 136 AC): The third born son of Ser Arthor Celtigar and Lady Alyssa Royce. He is the twin brother of Lady Daphne Celtigar.

XI. Daphne Celtigar (b. 136 AC): The daughter of Ser Arthor Celtigar and Lady Alyssa Royce. She is the twin sister of Lord Daphys Celtigar. Daphne is currently the youngest child of her parents.

XII. Dorian Celtigar (b. 119 AC): The second born son of Lord Adrianus Celtigar and Lady Vaeya Groon. He is the first cousin of Lady Thea Celtigar. Dorian was originally going to be engaged to Thea until she was eventually promised to Prince Aegon the Younger. Ser Celtigar harbors feelings for his cousin, and he views Aegon as a romantic rival. Dorian dreams of joining the Queensguard once an opening becomes available.

XIII. Beatrice Celtigar (b. 123 AC): The current Lady of Heart's Home. She is the only daughter of Lord Adrianus Celtigar and Lady Vaeya Groon. Beatrice is her parents youngest child. She is the first cousin and best friend of Lady Thea Celtigar. Beatrice is married to Ser Corwyn Corbray, and is the stepmother of his two married daughters. Lady Celtigar and her husband became the new heads of House Corbray the year before in 138 AC following the death of the previous lord, Beatrice's brother-in-law, Leowyn Corbray, who died both unmarried and childless.

She does not have any children yet.

XIV. Phineon Celtigar (b. 64 AC - d. 116 AC): The previous Lord of Claw Isle. He was married to Lady Genna Brune, and they had two sons together: Bartimos and Adrianus Celtigar. Phineon was the great-grandson of Lord Edwell Celtigar. He is the grandfather of Clement, Thea, Arthor, Dorian, and Beatrice Celtigar. Phineon died from a sexually transmitted disease that he got from a prostitute.

XV. Edwell Celtigar (d. 59 AC): A Lord of Claw Isle who lived during the reigns of Kings Maegor I and Jaehaerys I Targaryen; he served on the small councils of both those kings. Edwell was the second and last Hand of the King for Maegor the Cruel, and the first Master of Coin for Jaehaerys the Conciliator. Lord Celtigar had at least three children: one unnamed son, and Ladies Prudence and Prunella Celtigar. Both Edwell and his son died during the Shivers epidemic in 59 AC, and he was succeeded by a grandson. He is the great-grandfather of Ser Phineon Celtigar, and the great-great-grandfather of Lords Bartimos and Adrianus Celtigar.

XVI. Prudence Celtigar: The oldest daughter of Lord Edwell Celtigar. Both she and her younger sister, Lady Prunella Celtigar, served as ladies-in-waiting for Queen Alysanne Targaryen during the early years of the Old King's reign. Prudence was married to an unnamed Lord Grafton, which made her the Lady of Gulltown. The current patriarch of House Grafton, Piers, is Prudence's great-grandson. Both sisters are the great-grandaunt of Lord Bartimos Celtigar.

XVIII. Prunella Celtigar: The youngest daughter of Lord Edwell Celtigar. Both she and her older sister, Lady Prudence Celtigar, served as ladies-in-waiting for Queen Alysanne Targaryen during the early years of the Old King's reign. Prunella was married to Lord Uther Peake, which made her the Lady of Dustonbury, Starpike, and Whitegrove. The current patriarch of House Peake, Unwin, is Prunella's great-grandson. Both sisters are the great-grandaunt of Lord Bartimos Celtigar.

XIX. Maester Potkin: The maester who serves House Celtigar. He assisted Lady Floris Baratheon in writing a letter to her mother after she had fled to Claw Isle to avoid living at Storm's End due to her father's fearsome temper. Potkin provided Floris with sweetwine after she became emotional as she dictated the letter to him.

House Crabb (the Crownlands)

I. Priscilla Crabb (b. 91 AC - 107 AC): The first wife of Lord Bartimos Celtigar. She is the biological mother of Ser Clement Celtigar. Priscilla was the niece of the famous Ser Clement Crabb, who is the namesake of her son, and had an unknown relationship with the knight Ser Rennifer Crabb. She so far has two posthumous grandchildren: Faeryse and Aegon Celtigar.

House Darklyn of Duskendale (the Crownlands)

I. Rodrik Darklyn (b. 117 AC): The current Lord of Duskendale. He is happily married to Lady Celia Staunton, and they currently have four children together: Daemon, Rhaenyra, Klause, and Jena Darklyn. Rodrik is the firstborn son of the late Lord Gunthor Darklyn and his third cousin-widow, Dowager Lady Meredyth Massey. He has four younger siblings: Jenefer, Wyllis, Myrine, and Connor Darklyn. Rodrik is the brother-in-law of Prince Viserys Targaryen.

Lord Darklyn was fostered at Rook's Rest during his boyhood.

II. Daemon Darklyn (b. 134 AC): The firstborn son of Ser Rodrik Darklyn and Lady Celia Staunton. He was named after the king consort of Westeros, King Daemon Targaryen.

III. Rhaenyra Darklyn (b. 136 AC): The firstborn daughter of Ser Rodrik Darklyn and Lady Celia Staunton. She was named after the ruling queen of Westeros, Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen.

IV. Klause Darklyn (b. 137 AC): The second born son of Ser Rodrik Darklyn and Lady Celia Staunton.

V. Jena Darklyn (b. 138 AC): The second born daughter of Ser Rodrik Darklyn and Lady Celia Staunton.

VI. Jenefer Darklyn (b. 118 AC): The is the firstborn daughter of Lord Gunthor Darklyn and Dowager Lady Meredyth Massey. She is married to Ser Amos Bracken, and they have four children together: twins Ivor and Gregor, and twins Alys and Lysa Bracken. Jenefer is the sister-in-law of Prince Viserys Targaryen. She is about twenty years younger than her husband.

VII. Wyllis Darklyn (b. 120 AC): The third born son of Lord Gunthor Darklyn and Dowager Lady Meredyth Massey. He is married to Lady Eris Rosby, and they do not have any children yet. Wyllis is the brother-in-law of Prince Viserys Targaryen. Ser Darklyn was fostered at Rosby when he was younger.

VIII. Myrine Darklyn (b. 124 AC): The autistic wife of Prince Viserys Targaryen. She is the second born daughter of Lord Gunthor Darklyn and Dowager Lady Meredyth Massey. Myrine loves books, especially ones about history and birds. She is currently expecting her and Viserys's first child together.

IX. Connor Darklyn (b. 126 AC): The fourth born son of Lord Gunthor Darklyn and Dowager Lady Meredyth Massey. He has a close relationship with his older sister Myrine. When they were children, Connor liked having his sister read to him. He is the brother-in-law of Prince Viserys Targaryen.

X. Gunthor Darklyn (b. 88 AC - 136 AC): The previous Lord of Duskendale. He was the firstborn son of Lord Horace Darklyn and Lady Anise Stokeworth. Gunthor was the third cousin-husband of Dowager Lady Meredyth Massey, and they had five children together: Rodrik, Jenefer, Wyllis, Myrine, and Connor Darklyn. He died in a horseback riding accident when he was forty-eight years old in 136 AC. Lord Darklyn currently has eight grandchildren by his two eldest children: Daemon, Rhaenyra, Klause, and Jena Darklyn, and twins Ivor and Gregor, and twins Lysa and Alys Bracken.

XI. Jon Darklyn: The second born son of Lord Horace Darklyn and Lady Anise Stokeworth. He is the younger brother of Lord Gunthor Darklyn, and is the paternal uncle of Lady Myrine Darklyn. Jon has at least one son: Henry Darklyn. Lord Darklyn's status is unknown.

XII. Henry Darklyn: One the first cousins of Lady Myrine Darklyn. He is the son of Lord Jon Darklyn. Henry's current status is unknown.

XIII. Rickard Darklyn: The third born son of Lord Horace Darklyn and Lady Anise Stokeworth. He is the youngest brother of Lord Gunthor Darklyn, and the is the paternal uncle of Lady Myrine Darklyn. Rickard's current status is unknown.

XIV. Alana Darklyn: The only daughter of Lord Horace Darklyn and Lady Anise Stokeworth. She is the younger sister of Lord Gunthor Darklyn, and is the paternal aunt of Lady Myrine Darklyn. Alana's current status is unknown.

XV. Kreon Darklyn (b. 53 AC - d. N/A): The paternal great-grandfather of Lady Myrine Darklyn. He was a former Lord of Duskendale. Kreon was married to Lady Ariadne Manderly, and they had four children together: Horace, twins Theomore and Theomora, Steffon, and Cecilia Darklyn. He was the son-in-law of Theomore Manderly, a Lord of Whiteharbor. Prior to the rewrite, Kreon was Myrine's grandfather instead of her great-grandfather, and he was married three times in the original draft.

XVI. Horace Darklyn (b. 73 AC - d. N/A): The paternal grandfather of Lady Myrine Darklyn. He was a Lord of Duskendale. Horace was the firstborn son of Lord Kreon Darklyn and Lady Ariadne Manderly. His maternal grandfather was Lord Theomore Manderly. Lord Darklyn was married to Lady Anise Stokeworth, and they had four children together: Gunthor, Jon, Rickard, and Alan Darklyn. Other than Myrine, Horace is the grandfather of Rodrik, Jenefer, Wyllis, Connor, and Henry Darklyn.

He is the great-grandfather of Daemon, Rhaenyra, Klause, and Jena Darklyn; twins Ivor and Gregor, and twins Lysa and Alys Bracken.

XVII. Theomore Darklyn (b. 74 AC - d. N/A): The second born son of Lord Kreon Darklyn and Lady Ariadne Manderly. He was the twin brother of Septa Theomora Darklyn, and their namesake was their maternal grandfather: Lord Theomore Manderly. Theomore is the paternal grandfather of Ser Robert Darklyn of the Queensguard.

XVIII. Robert Darklyn: A knight of the Queensguard. He is the grandson of the long dead Lord Theomore Darklyn. Robert is the first cousin once removed of Lady Myrine Darklyn.

XIX. Theomora Darklyn (b. 74 AC - d. 96 AC): The firstborn daughter of Lord Kreon Darklyn and Lady Ariadne Manderly. She was the twin sister of Lord Theomore Darklyn, and they were both named after their maternal grandfather: Lord Theomore Manderly. Theomora is the paternal grandaunt of Ser Robert Darklyn of the Queensguard. Just like her younger sister, Septa Cecilia Darklyn, Theomora was a nun. She died from greyscale along with Septa Maegelle Targaryen in 96 AC after they caught the disease from the patients that they were treating.

XX. Steffon Darklyn (b. 76 AC): The Lord Commander of the Queensguard. He is the third born son of Lord Kreon Darklyn and Lady Ariadne Manderly. Steffon is the uncle of the late Lord Gunthor Darklyn, and is the granduncle of Ser Rodrik and Lady Myrine Darklyn. He is one of the coconspirators in the Black Conspiracy that was instigated by King Viserys I Targaryen.

XXI. Cecilia Darklyn (b. 79 AC): The second born daughter of Lord Kreon Darklyn and Lady Ariadne Manderly. She is the paternal grandaunt of Lady Myrine Darklyn, and she accompanied the girl to King's Landing after she was engaged to Prince Viserys Targaryen. Just like her late older sister, Septa Theomora Darklyn, Cecilia is a nun.

XXII. Josephine Darklyn (b. 80 AC): The Dowager Lady of Stonedance. She is the widow of Lord Gormon Massey, and they had ten children together: five sons and five daughters. Two of Josephine's daughters are Ladies Meredyth and Elinda Massey. Sadly, Josephine was predeceased by three of her children: two sons and one daughter. Lady Massey is the second cousin once removed and mother-in-law of Lord Gunthor Darklyn.

She has numerous grandchildren, but only the five she has by Meredyth's marriage to her third cousin-husband, Gunthor, are known: Rodrik, Jenefer, Wyllis, Myrine, and Connor Darklyn. Josephine currently has eight great-grandchildren from Rodrik and Jenefer: Daemon, Rhaenyra, Klause, and Jena Darklyn, and twins Ivor and Gregor, and twins Lysa and Alys Bracken. Lady Darklyn was the daughter of Lord Horace Darklyn's first cousin.

XXIII. Maester Caldon: The maester who serves House Darklyn. He considered Lady Myrine Darklyn to be his brightest pupil during her childhood. Caldon had an uncle who was also a maester.

House Harte (the Crownlands)

I. Hazel Harte (d. 133 AC): The late mother of Lady Daenaera Velaryon. She was the widow of Lord Daeron Velaryon. Hazel died from winter fever the year after her husband was killed in battle, and her only daughter has been the ward of Prince Lucerys Velaryon and Princess Rhaena Targaryen for six years now. Hazel's relationship with the Lord Harte who was present in the throneroom after Daemon had seized the Iron Throne in 129 AC is unknown.

House Hayford of Hayford (the Crownlands)

I. Lyra Hayford (b. 118 AC): The mistress of Lord Alyn Velaryon. She originally served as a lady-in-waiting to Princess Rhaena Targaryen at High Tide. Lyra has two bastard sons by Alyn: Laenor and Jaehaerion Waters. Her stepmother is also a lady-in-waiting, and she serves Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen. Lyra resides at Driftmark with her sons.

Lady Hayford is a canon character. She was one of the candidates to marry King Aegon III Targaryen during the Maiden's Day Ball. It was rumored that Lyra had smothered a baby brother of hers to death in a fit of jealous anger, but this could be slander that was cooked up by Lord Unwin Peake to take the out the competition so that his own daugther could become queen.

House Langward (the Crownlands)

I. Dora Langward: The current Lady of Stokeworth. She is the wife of Lord Ambrose Stokeworth, and they have at least two children together: Falena Stokeworth and her unnamed younger brother. The names of Falena's parents are unknown. Dora is an OC. She is a lady-in-waiting to Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen (Lady Stokeworth from Chapter 8: Sowing the Seeds).

House Massey of Stonedance (the Crownlands)

I. Gormon Massey (d. 139 AC): The previous Lord of Stonedance. He was the first Master of Laws and Lord Justiciar to serve on the small council of Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen. Gormon was married to Lady Josephine Darklyn, and they had ten children together: five sons and five daughters. Only the names of two of his daughters are known, Meredyth and Elinda Massey. Sadly, Gormon was predeceased by two sons and one daughter.

He died from natural causes due to old age. Gormon's oldest living son is now the current Lord of Stonedance. Lord Massey is the maternal grandfather of Meredyth's children by her late third cousin-husband, Lord Gunthor Darklyn: Rodrik, Jenefer, Wyllis, Myrine, and Connor Darklyn. Gormon left behind eight great-grandchildren at the time of his death: Daemon, Rhaenyra, Klause, and Jena Darklyn by Rodrik, and twins Ivor and Gregor, and twins Lysa and Alys Bracken by Jenefer. He is a canon character.

II. Elinda Massey (b. 109 AC): The youngest lady-in-waiting in service to Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen. She is the youngest daughter of the late Lord Gormon Massey and Dowager Lady Josephine Darklyn. Elinda is the youngest sister of Lady Meredyth Massey, and the aunt of her five children: Rodrik, Jenefer, Wyllis, Myrine, and Connor Darklyn. She is also the grandaunt of Daemon, Rhaenyra, Klause, and Jena Darklyn, and twins Ivor and Gregor, and twins Lysa and Alys Bracken. Lady Massey is a canon character.

III. Elinor Massey: A maternal first cousin of Lady Myrine Darklyn. She is a canon character. Unwin may have fabricated a rumor that Elinor was not a virgin during the Maiden's Day Ball in 133 AC in the canon storyline.

House Naeryon (the Crownlands)

I. Edmund Naeryon (b. 114 AC): A knight who is sworn to protect the family of Prince Aegon the Elder. He was the only son of the late Wesley, a manservant who had served King Viserys I Targaryen. Emund has two older sisters. He became Aegon's page in 121 AC when he was seven, became the elder prince's squire when he was twelve in 126 AC, and finally gained knightood in 132 AC for his acts of valor while fighting in Myr during the Triarchy Civil War. Edmund is the founder of House Naeryon.

He is an OC.

House Rosby of Rosby (the Crownlands)

I. Eris Rosby (b. 118 AC): The wife of Ser Wyllis Darklyn, which makes her the sister-in-law of Lady Myrine Darklyn. She is the firstborn child of the current Lord of Rosby. Eris also has a younger brother. Lady Rosby is the maternal first cousin of Lady Thea Celtigar. She does not have any children yet.

Eris is not named in the canon storyline.

II. Dinah Rosby (d. 102 AC): The biological maternal grandmother of Lady Thea Celitgar, who is Dinah's only living grandchild. She was the second wife of Lord Garron Bolling. Members of House Rosby are known for suffering from chronic poor health, and Dinah appeared to be the healthiest of her kinsmen, which is why Garron married her sometime after he first became a widower. Unfortunately, while Dinah did not suffer from any frequent coughs or fevers, her reproductive health was poor, and both her sons were stillborn, and her body became weaker after each stillbirth. Lady Rosby died giving birth to her only living child: Adela Bolling.

Dinah's reproductive issues have been passed down to both her daughter and granddaughter. Adela suffered two stillbirths and one miscarriage, and Thea has now suffered three miscarriages... Dinah is the paternal aunt of the current Lord of Rosby, and is the grandaunt of his two children: Eris Rosby and her unnamed younger brother.

House Staunton of Rook's Rest (the Crownlands)

I. Celia Staunton (b. 118 AC): The current Lady of Duskendale. She is the beloved wife of Ser Rodrik Darklyn. They currently have four children together: Daemon, Rhaenyra, Klause, and Jena Darklyn. Celia's father is the Lord of Rook's Rest.

House Stokeworth of Stokeworth (the Crownlands)

I. Ambrose Stokeworth: The current Lord of Stokeworth. He is married to Lady Dora Langward, and they have at least two children together: Falena Stokeworth and her unnamed younger brother. The names of Falena's parents is unknown in canon. Name or no name, Ambrose was the Lord of Stokeworth during the canon Dance of Dragons.

II. Falena Stokeworth (b. 125 AC): The new lady-in-waiting in service to Princess Jaehaera Targaryen. She is the daughter of Lord Ambrose Stokeworth and Lady Dora Langward. Falena has at least one younger brother. She was the first mistress of King Aegon IV Targaryen in the canon storyline.

House Velaryon of Driftmark (the Crownlands)

I. Addam Velaryon (b. 114 AC): The oldest bastard son of Marilda of Hull. He is the older brother of Ser Alyn Velaryon, and their maternal grandfather was a shipwright from Hull. Prior to his legitimization, Ser Velaryon was known as Addam of Hull. The identity of his father is debated. Some claim that Addam's father is Ser Laenor Velaryon, the first husband of Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen, but others claim that Addam and his brother were fathered by Lord Corlys Velaryon, who was Laenor's own father! Marilda has never revealed the identity of Addam and Alyn's father.

Addam was legitimized as being the half-brother of Princes Jacaerys, Lucerys, and Joffrey Velaryon. He was originally Luke's sworn shield, but was later relieved of his duties so that he could marry Lady Alysanne Blackwood. So far, the couple have two sons: Phaeton and Aenar Velaryon.

II. Phaeton Velaryon (b. 136 AC): The oldest son of Ser Addam Velaryon and Lady Alysanne Blackwood.

III. Aenar Velaryon (b. 137 AC): The (so far) youngest son of Ser Addam Velaryon and Lady Alysanne Blackwood.

IV. Alyn Velaryon (b. 115 AC): The youngest bastard son of Marilda of Hull. He is the younger brother of Ser Addam Velaryon, and they were the grandsons of a shipwright. Prior to his legitimization, Lord Velaryon was known as Alyn of Hull. The identity of his father is unknown, but there the majority of people believe that Alyn and his brother were fathered by the late Lord Corlys Velaryon. There is a few who belive that the two brothers are the bastard sons of the also deceased Ser Laenor Velaryon even though the man was a known homosexual.

Regardless of the true nature of his paternity, both Alyn and Addam are considered to be the half-brothers of the Velaryon Princes. Just like whoever his father is, Alyn is unfaithful to his wife, Lady Joyce Wylde. His mistress is Lady Lyra Hayford. Alyn has six children, four by his lawful wife, and two by his lover. With Joyce, Alyn is the father of Cordylion, twins Rhaenyra and Rhaenys, and Marissa Velaryon, and with Lyra, he is the father of Laenor and Jaehaerion Waters.

Alyn is the admiral of the Velaryon Fleet.

V. Cordylion Velaryon (b. 134 AC): The son of Lord Alyn Velaryon and Lady Joyce Wylde. He is his father's firstborn and only trueborn son, the only son born to his mother.

VI. Rhaenyra Velaryon (b. 135 AC): The firstborn daughter of Lord Alyn Velaryon and Lady Joyce Wylde. She is the twin sister of Lady Rhaenys Velaryon. Rhaenyra was named after Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen.

VII. Rhaenys Velaryon (b. 135 AC): The second born daughter of Lord Alyn Velaryon and Lady Joyce Wylde. She is the twin sister of Lady Rhaenyra Velaryon. Rhaenys was named after Princess Rhaenys Targaryen.

VIII. Marissa Velaryon (b. 138 AC): The third born daughter of Lord Alyn Velaryon and Lady Joyce Wylde. She is her parents youngest child together.

IX. Laenor Waters (b. 135 AC): The oldest bastard son of Lord Alyn Velaryon and his mistress, Lady Lyra Hayford. He is the second born son of his father, his mother's first. Laenor was named after his (rumored) paternal grandfather, Ser Laenor Velaryon.

X. Jaehaerion Waters (b. 136 AC): The youngest bastard son of Lord Alyn Velaryon and Lady Lyra Hayford. He is the third born son of his father, his mother's second.

XI. Phaedra Velaryon: A cousin of Princess Rhaena Targaryen. She serves Rhaena as a lady-in-waiting.

XII. Laena Velaryon (b. 93 AC - d. 120 AC): The biological mother of twin Princesses Baela and Rhaena Targaryen. She was the daughter of the late Lord Corlys Velaryon and Princess Rhaenys Targaryen. Laena was the older sister of Ser Laenor Velaryon. She was both the first cousin once removed and second wife of King Daemon Targaryen. Lady Velaryon was the paternal aunt of Princes Jacaerys, Lucerys, and Joffrey Velaryon, and she was good friends with Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen when she was married to Laenor.

Other than her twin daughters, Laena mothered a son with Daemon who died just hour after he was born... Laena was in labor with her son for twenty-four long and difficult hours, and she succumbed to childbed fever just three days after her child's birth. She was the first victim of the Red Spring. Laena is the maternal grandmother of Baelor, Alyssa, and Aelyx Targaryen, and Alysanne, Laena, Megaera, and twins Corwyn and Corlys Velaryon. She was the third known rider of the dragon Vhagar.

Depending on who the father of the Hull Brothers was, Laena was either their aunt or older half-sister.

XIII. Laenor Velaryon (b. 94 AC - d. 120 AC): The (official) biological father of Princes Jacaerys, Lucerys, and Joffrey Velaryon. He was the son of the late Lord Corlys Velaryon and Princess Rhaenys Targaryen. Laenor was the younger brother of Lady Laena Velaryon. He was both the second cousin and first husband of Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen. Ser Velaryon was the maternal uncle of twin Princesses Baela and Rhaena Targaryen.

Laenor was known to prefer men over women, and many believe that his three sons were actually fathered by Rhaenyra's sworn shield, Ser Harwin Strong. Regardless of the paternity of the boys, Laenor brought them up as if they were his own. Laenor was killed by one of his lovers, Ser Qarl Correy, in Spicetown after the two men got into an argument that became very heated. Laenor is the paternal grandfather of Baelor, Alyssa, and Aelyx Targaryen; Alysanne, Laena, Megaera, and twins Corwyn and Corlys Velaryon, and Aeric and Daemion Targaryen. He rode the now feral dragon Seasmoke.

Laenor is rumored to be the father of Ser Addam and Lord Alyn Velaryon, but some believe that he is actually their older half-brother instead since Addam and Alyn's father may have been Laenor's own father!

XIV. Corlys Velaryon (b. 53 AC - d. 132 AC): The previous Lord of the Tides and Master of Driftmark. He was the former father-in-law of Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen, and was also her first Hand of the Queen. Corlys may have been the son of Lord Corwyn Velaryon, a first cousin of King Jaehaerys I and Queen Alysanne Targaryen. He was a famous sailor and adventurer who gained the nickname "Sea Snake" in honor of the ship he sailed on during his voyages, the Sea Snake. Corlys was married to Princess Rhaenys Targaryen, and they had two children together: Laena and Laenor Velaryon.

Corlys and Rhaenys were also second cousins once removed since the Sea Snake's father-in-law, Prince Aemon Targaryen, was also his second cousin. Lord Velaryon might have been unfaithful to his wife. He was rumored to have been having an affair with Marilda of Hull, a woman who was forty-four years his junior, and that he could be the father of her two bastard sons: Addam and Alyn Velaryon! Corlys, however, claimed that the two brothers were actually his grandsons by his son, Laenor. The Sea Snake is the grandfather of Jacaerys, Lucerys, and Joffrey Velaryon, and twins Baela and Rhaena Targaryen.

Eleven great-grandchildren have been born from Corlys's bloodline as of 139 AC: Baelor, Alyssa, and Aelyx Targaryen; Alysanne, Laena, Megaera, and twins Corwyn and Corlys Velaryon; Aeric, Daemion, and Maegelle Targaryen. The Sea Snake died from winter fever in 132 AC, and he was buried at sea aboard the ship that inspired his famous moniker. His widow had her dragon Meleys burn the Sea Snake so that it could sink into the Narrow Sea and cremate Corlys.

XV. Vaemond Velaryon (d. 126 AC): The eldest nephew of Lord Corlys Velaryon. Following the death of his cousin, Laenor, in 120 AC, Vaemond possessed a strong claim to Driftmark. When his uncle appeared to be at death's door after coming down with a terrible sickness in 126 AC, Vaemond was outraged to learn that a the then Crown Princess Rhaenyra Targaryen had suggested that her second born son, Lucerys, should become his grandfather's heir. Vaemond believed that Lucerys and his brothers had not been fathered by Laenor, and he was not shy in voicing his opinion that the claims of the Velaryon Princes should be dismissed in favor of his. Rhaenyra was angered when she caught wind of what her former cousin-in-law saying about her children, and she dispatched the Rogue Prince to "deal" with Vaemond.

Lord Velaryon was seized and brought to Dragonstone by Daemon, who then decapitated him shortly after they had arrived. Vaemond's headless body was fed to Syrax. The man's outraged kinsmen traveled to the Red Keep to demand justice from King Viserys I Targaryen for Vaemond's death. Those people called the Velaryon Princes bastards, which earned them the Young King's wrath, and the subsquent removal of their tongues for slandering his beloved grandsons to his face. Vaemond had two sons: Daemion and Daeron Velaryon. He was the grandfather of Daeron's daughter: Lady Daenaera Velaryon.

XVI. Daeron Velaryon (d. 132 AC): The late father of Lady Daenaera Velaryon. He died in a naval battle during the Triarchy Civil War. Daeron's wife, Lady Hazel Harte, died the year after he did from winter fever, which orphaned their daughter. Daenaera is the ward of Prince Lucerys Velaryon and Princess Rhaena Targaryen. Daeron was the youngest son of Lord Vaemond Velaryon, and the younger brother Lord Daemion Velaryon. He was the grandnephew of Lord Corlys Velaryon.

XVII. Daenaera Velaryon (b. 127 AC): The orphaned daughter of the late Lord Daeron Velaryon and Lady Hazel Harte. Her paternal grandfather was Lord Vaemond Velaryon, and through him, Daenaera was the great-grandniece of Lord Corlys Velaryon. Daenaera is the ward of her cousins, the current Lord and Lady of the Tides, Prince Lucerys Velaryon and Princess Rhaena Targaryen. She is also the niece of Lord Daemion Velaryon. Daenaera is an older sister figure for her (living) foster siblings: Alysanne, Laena, Megaera, and Corlys Velaryon.

XVIII. Alyssa Velaryon (b. 7 AC - d. 54 AC): The direct ancestress for the current generations of Houses Targaryen, Velaryon, and Baratheon. She held the titles of queen consort, queen regent, dowager queen, and Lady of Storm's End during her lifetime. Alyssa was the daughter of Lord Aethan Velaryon and Lady Alarra Massey. She was married twice, her husbands being her second cousin, King Aenys I Targaryen, and Lord Rogar Baratheon. Alyssa was a mother of eight, having six children by Aenys I: Rhaena, Aegon, Viserys, Jaehaerys I, Alysanne, and Vaella Targaryen, and two with Rogar: Boremund and Jocelyn Baratheon. The queen became terribly sick during the third trimester of her last pregnancy, so sick in fact, that she went into premature labor the month before her due date.

Pregnant at forty-seven and suffering from poor health, Alyssa's labor with her daughter Jocelyn was long and difficult, and she fell unconscious before the baby could be born. Realizing that Alyssa was dying, House Baratheon's maester at the time, Maester Kyrie, was forced to perform a caesarian section to save the unborn Jocelyn before she died with her mother. Unlike most of the female characters who have died in childbirth in the ASoIaF series, Alyssa died because she was too old to be having children, while the other women died because they were too young. Queen Alyssa Velaryon is the great-great-grandmother of Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen, the great-grandmother of King Daemon Targaryen, both the maternal grandmother and paternal great-grandmother of Princess Rhaenys Targaryen, and the paternal grandmother of Lord Borros Baratheon.

Also, through Rhaenys and Borros, Queen Alyssa was both the great-grandmother and great-great-grandmother of Laena and Laenor Velaryon, and the great-grandmother of Cassandra, Maris, Ellyn, Floris, and Royce Baratheon.

XIX. Maester Thaleus: A maester who serves House Velaryon at High Tide. He attended to Princess Rhaena Targaryen the night she went into premature labor with her twins sons, Princes Corwyn and Corlys Velaryon, the month before she was due. Thaleus was the one who confirmed that the firstborn twin, Corwyn, was stillborn, and he was also the one who presented Luke and Rhaena with their only living son, Corlys, shortly after he was born. He is older and more experienced than Maester Julian.

XX. Maester Julian: A maester who serves House Velaryon at Hight Tide. He attended to Princess Rhaena Targaryen the night she gave birth to her twin sons, Princes Corwyn and Corlys Velaryon, a month early. Julian was the one who took the stillborn Corwyn away to be buried. He is younger and less experienced than Maester Thaleus.

House Martell of Sunspear (Dorne)

I. Aliandra Martell (b. 115 AC): The current Princess of Dorne and Lady of Sunspear. She is the firstborn daughter of the late Prince Qoren Martell, and she has two younger siblings: Qyle and Coryanne Martell. Aliandra is the widow of Prince Drazenko Rogare, and they had no children together. The princess has been encouraging her bannermen to raid the Stormlands so that they can gain her favor in recent years.

II. Coryanne Martell (b. 117 AC): The current Lady of Yronwood. She is second born and youngest daughter of Prince Qoren Martell. Coryanne has two siblings: Aliandra Martell (older), and Qyle Martell (younger).

III. Qyle Martell (b. 120 AC): The only son of the late Prince Qoren Martell. He has two older sisters: Princesses Aliandra and Coryanne Martell. Qyle is married to Lady Larra Rogare, and they currently have two children together: Daryus and Ofelia Martell.

IV. Daryus Martell (b. 137 AC): The only son of Prince Qyle Martell and Lady Larra Rogare. He is his parents oldest child.

V. Ofelia Martell (b. 138 AC): The firstborn daughter of Prince Qyle Martell and Lady Larra Rogare. She is her parents youngest child as of 139 AC.

VI. Qoren Martell (d. 132 AC): The previous Prince of Dorne and Lord of Sunspear. He was the father of Aliandra, Coryanne, and Qyle Martell. Two posthumous grandchildren have been born to Qoren since his death: Daryus and Ofelia Martell. The prince was once a possible marriage candidate for Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen during her youth, but no Martell-Targaryen betrothal ever came about.

House Greyjoy of Pyke (the Iron Islands)

I. Dalton Greyjoy (b. 113 AC): The current Lord Reaver of Pyke. He has a younger brother named Veron, and three unnamed younger sisters. Dalton has numerous salt wives but no rock wife, and he has dozens of salt children by these women. A Wiki of Ice and Fire states that Dalton had twenty-two salt wives at the time of his death, but since the Dance of Dragons has not happened yet, the current number salt wives that he does have in the non-canon storyline is unknown.

II. Rodrik Greyjoy: The firstborn salt son of Lord Dalton Greyjoy.

III. Toron Greyjoy (b. 127 AC): The second born salt son of Lord Dalton Greyjoy.

IV. Calon Greyjoy (b. 136 AC): One of Dalton's salt sons. He is the older brother of Lady Ismey Greyjoy, his only full-blooded sibling. Calon is an OC.

V. Ismey Greyjoy (b. 138 AC): One of Dalton's salt daughters, and the only one whose name is known. She is the younger sister of Lord Calon Greyjoy, her only full-blooded sibling. Ismey is an OC.

House Bolton of the Dreadfort (the North)

I. Stesanor Bolton: The current Lord of the Dreadfort. He is the widower of Lady Myranda Ironsmith, and he had three children with her: twins Levin and Garin, and Matilda Bolton. Stesanor has a tense relationship with Lord Cregan Stark after he had his father executed in 129 AC. He has a younger brother named Joren. Stesanor also has a young cousin named Lady Barba Bracken.

II. Levin Bolton (b. 129 AC): The firstborn son of Lord Stesanor Bolton and his late wife, Lady Myranda Ironsmith. He is the twin brother of Garin.

III. Garin Bolton (b. 129 AC): The second born son of Lord Stesanor Bolton and Lady Myranda Ironsmith. He is the twin brother of Levin.

IV. Matilda Bolton (b. 131 AC): The only daughter of Lord Stesanor Bolton and Lady Myranda Ironsmith. She is their youngest child.

V. Joren Bolton: The younger brother of Lord Stesanor Bolton. He has a fearsome reputation.

VI. Rogerius Bolton (d. 129 AC): The father of Stesanor and Joren Bolton, and the grandfather of twins Levin and Garin, and Matilda Bolton. Rogerius held a feast to celebrate the birth of his twin grandsons early in 129 AC. A serving girl accidentally spilled some wine on Rogerius's boots, which enraged the man so much that he slapped the girl and dragged her down to the Dreadfort's torutre chamber to flay her alive! The monster even forced the girl's mother to sew him a new pair of boots with her own daughter's flayed skin! Cregan brought Rogerius to justice for what he had done, and he was flayed from his feet up just like he did to the serving girl; Rogerius died in agony after his executioners skinned him up to his waist.

Rogerius was also the uncle of Lady Barba Bolton.

VII. Barba Bolton: The young cousin of Lords Stesanor and Joren Bolton. She is a canon character. Barba was a participent of the Maiden's Day Ball in 133 AC. When she realized that King Aegon III Targaryen was not interested in her, Barba asked for food to be sent to the North since her fellow Northmen were starving and that they were experiencing heavy snowfall up there.

House Manderly of Whiteharbor (the North)

I. Theomore Manderly: The great-great-grandfather of Lady Myrine Darklyn. He lived during the reign of King Jaehaerys I Targaryen. Theomore had at least six children: three sons and three daughters. In-canon, only two of his daughters are named: Mara and Jessamyn Manderly, but in the non-canon history, he had a third daughter named Ariadne Manderly. A four-time widower, Theomore was going to take Princess Viserra Targaryen as his fifth wife in 87 AC before her untimely death in a horseback riding accident that same year.

II. Ariadne Manderly: The great-grandmother of Lady Myrine Darklyn. She was married to Lord Kreon Darklyn, and they had five children together: Horace, twins Theomore and Theomora, Steffon, and Cecilia Darklyn. Ariadne is an OC. A Wiki of Ice and Fire does not specify if either of Ariadne's two older sisters married Lord Darklyn in 72 AC, or if it was another unnamed sister.

House Stark of Winterfell (the North)

I. Cregan Stark (b. 108 AC): The current Lord of Winterfell and Warden of the North. He is the firstborn son of Lord Rickon Stark and Lady Gilliane Glover. Cregan had an unnamed younger brother, and possibly a bastard half-sister named Sara Snow. A father of four, Cregan had one son by his late first wife, Lady Arra Norrey: Rickon Stark, and three by his second and current wife, Lady Cassandra Baratheon: twins Torrhen and Orys, and Kinna Stark.

II. Rickon Stark (b. 128 AC): The heir to Winterfell. He is the son of Lord Cregan Stark and his late first wife, Lady Arra Norrey. Rickon is his father's firstborn son, his mother's only one. He is the stepson of Lady Cassandra Baratheon, and he has three younger half-siblings: twins Torrhen and Orys, and Kinna Stark.

III. Torrhen Stark (b. 132 AC): The son of Lord Cregan Stark and his second wife, Lady Cassandra Baratheon. He is his father's second born son, his mother's first. Torrhen is the twin brother of Orys.

IV. Orys Stark (b. 132 AC): The son of Lord Cregan Stark and Lady Cassandra Baratheon. He is his father's third born son, his mother's second. Orys is the twin brother of Torrhen.

V. Kinna Stark (b. 135 AC): The only daughter of Lord Cregan Stark and Lady Cassandra Baratheon. She is her parents youngest child.

House Ashford of Ashford (the Reach)

I. Millicent Ashford (b. 61 AC - d. 92 AC): The wife of Ser Otto Hightower. She is the mother of Brandon, Elmer, Alicent, and Gwayne Hightower. Millicent, sadly, outlived her two oldest sons, and she died giving birth to Gwayne. She is the maternal grandmother of Aegon the Elder, Helaena, Aemond, and Daeron Targaryen. Lady Ashford so far has ten great-grandchildren: twins Jaehaerys and Jaehaera, and Maelor Targaryen; three bastard children, Lydus Rivers; Saera, Valerion, and Aeryn Targaryen.

Millicent is the paternal aunt of the current Lord of Ashford, and the step-grandmother of Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen. She is an OC.

House Beesbury of Honeyholt (the Reach)

I. Alan Beesbury: The current Lord of Honeyholt. He is married to Lady Jeyne Cuy, and they have seven children together: Nell, Philip, Thore, Allison, Aubert, Olyve, and Ela Beesbury. Alan is the maternal grandfather of Aeric, Daemion, and Maegelle Targaryen. He is the oldest grandson of Lord Lyman Beesbury, the firstborn son of Lord Robert Beesbury and Lady Katrina Rhysling, and the older brother of Damion and Roger Beesbury. Alan is a canon character.

II. Nell Beesbury (b. 114 AC): The wife of Prince Joffrey Velaryon. She is the firstborn daughter of Lord Alan Beesbury and Lady Jeyne Cuy. Nell has six younger siblings: Philip, Thore, Allison, Aubert, Olyve, and Ela Beesbury. She has two sons with Joff: Aeric and Daemion Targaryen. Nell also had a daughter named Maegelle who died from a cradle death in 138 AC...

III. Philip Beesbury (b. 115 AC): The firstborn son of Lord Alan Beesbury and Lady Jeyne Cuy. He is the maternal uncle of Princes Aeric and Daemion Targaryen.

IV. Thore Beesbury (b. 118 AC): The second born son of Lord Alan Beesbury and Lady Jeyne Cuy. He is the maternal uncle of Princes Aeric and Daemion Targaryen.

V. Allison Beesbury (b. 122 AC): The second born daughter of Lord Alan Beesbury and Lady Jeyne Cuy. She is the maternal aunt of Princes Aeric and Daemion Targaryen. Allison is betrothed to Lord Alan Tarly.

VI. Aubert Beesbury (b. 125 AC): The third born son of Lord Alan Beesbury and Lady Jeyne Cuy. He is the maternal uncle of Princes Aeric and Daemion Targaryen.

VII. Olyve Beesbury (b. 126 AC): The third born daughter of Lord Alan Beesbury and Lady Jeyne Cuy. She is the maternal aunt of Princes Aeric and Daemion Targaryen.

VIII. Ela Beesbury (b. 127 AC): The fourth born daughter of Lord Alan Beesbury and Lady Jeyne Cuy. She is the maternal aunt of Princes Aeric and Daemion Targaryen.

IX. Damion Beesbury: The younger brother of 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 is the middle grandson of Lord Lyman Beesbury, and the second born son of Lord Robert Beesbury and Lady Katrina Rhysling. He has two brothers: Alan Beesbury (older) and Roger Beesbury (younger). Damion is an OC.

X. Sonja Beesbury (b. 122 AC): The firstborn daughter of Ser Damion Beesbury and Lady Ellyn Roxton.

XI. Margaery Beesbury (b. 123 AC): The second born daughter of Ser Damion Beesbury and Lady Ellyn Roxton.

XII. Alecia Beesbury (b. 124 AC): The third born daughter of Ser Damion Beesbury and Lady Ellyn Roxton.

XIII. Amicia Beesbury (b. 128 AC): The fourth born daughter of Ser Damion Beesbury and Lady Ellyn Roxton.

XIV. Arthur Beesbury (b. 131 AC): The firstborn son of Ser Damion Beesbury and Lady Ellyn Roxton.

XV. Lyman Beesbury (b. 133 AC): The second born son of Ser Damion Beesbury and Lady Ellyn Roxton. He is his parents youngest child. Lyman's namesake is his late great-grandfather, Lord Lyman Beesbury.

XVI. Roger Beesbury: A knight of the Queensguard. He is the youngest grandson of Lord Lyman Beesbury, the third born son of Lord Robert Beesbury and Lady Katrina Rhysling, and the little brother of both Alan and Damion Beesbury. Roger is an OC.

XVII. Braxton Beesbury (b. 65 AC - d. 84 AC): One of the lovers of Princess Saera Targaryen. He was killed by King Jaehaerys I Targaryen in trial by combat.

XVIII. Lyman Beesbury (b. 49 AC - 133 AC): The previous Lord of Honeyholt. He was the last Master of Coin to serve King Viserys I Targaryen, and the first to serve his daughter and successor, Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen. Lyman's wife hailed from House Crane of Red Lake, they had at least one son together: Robert Beesbury. He was the grandfather of Robert's three sons by Lady Katrina Rhysling: Alan, Damion, and Roger Beesbury. Thirteen great-grandchildren have been born to Lyman: Nell, Philip, Thore, Allison, Aubert, Olyve, Ela, Sonja, Margaery, Aleica, Amicia, Arthur, and Lyman Beesbury.

Lyman currently has three great-great-grandchildren from Nell's marriage to Prince Joffrey Velaryon: Aeric, Daemion, and Maegelle Targaryen. He lived long enough to meet and hold Aeric after he was born in 132 AC.

XIX. Robert Beesbury: The late paternal grandfather of Lady Nell Beesbury. He was married to Lady Katrina Rhysling, and they had three sons together: Alan, Damion, and Roger Beesbury. Robert has thirteen grandchildren: Nell, Philip, Thore, Allison, Aubert, Olyve, Ela, Sonja, Margaery, Aleica, Amicia, Arthur, and Lyman Beesbury, and three great-grandchildren have been born to him by Nell: Aeric, Daemion, and Maegelle Targaryen. Robert predeceased his father, Lord Lyman Beesbury, sometime before RotDQ took place.

House Bulwer of Blackcrown (the Reach)

I. Priscilla Bulwer (b. 96 AC - d. 118 AC): The first wife of Lord Ormund Hightower. She is the biological mother of Lyonel, Martyn, Garemund, and Bethany Hightower. Ten grandchildren have so far been born from Priscilla's bloodline: twins Priscilla and Samantha, Willem, Ilia, Ceciliy, Brandon, and Kyra Hightower; Saera, Valerion, and Aeryn Targaryen. The name of Ormund's first wife is unkown in canon. Priscilla died giving birth to Bethany.

House Costayne of Three Towers (the Reach)

I. Elinor Costayne (b. 28 AC - d. 90 AC): The maternal great-great-grandmother of Lady Thea Celtigar. She was the daughter of the Lord of Three Towers. Elinor was married twice, her husbands being Ser Theo Bolling and King Maegor I Targaryen. Attracted to Elinor's fertility (she had three children by the time she was nineteen), Maegor had Theo arrested, tried and found guilty of treason, and executed all in one day in 47 AC so that he could marry Elinor. She was one of the king's Black Brides.

The queen had four sons, three by her first husband, and one by her second. Sadly, her youngest son was stillborn and born with eyeless with small wings. Although it is widely accepted that Maegor I took his own life in 48 AC, rumor has it that it was Queen Elinor Costayne herself who killed Maegor to avenge Theo. The queen later became a septa, and ended her life as a mother superior at a prestigious convent in Lannisport. Elinor's oldest son is Thea's great-grandfather.

House Crane of Red Lake (the Reach)

I. Mary Crane: The Lady Regent of Highgarden. She is the widow of the previous Lord Tyrell, and is the mother of Lord Lyonel Tyrell. Mary rules the Reach in her son's name since he is only ten years old as of 139 AC.

House Cuy of Sunhouse (the Reach)

I. Jeyne Cuy: The current Lady of Honeyholt. She is married to Lord Alan Beesbury, and they have seven children together: Nell, Philip, Thore, Allison, Aubert, Olyve, and Ela Beesbury. Jeyne so far has had three grandchildren born to her: Aeric, Daemion, and Maegelle Targaryen. She is the daughter of the Lord and Lady of Sunhouse. Jeyne's mother was a Crakehall.

House Fossoway of Cider Hall (the Reach)

I. Owen Fossoway: The current Lord of Cider Hall. He is the son of late Lord Mervyn Fossoway.

II. Mervyn Fossoway: The previous Lord of Cider Hall. He squired at the Red Keep during his youth, and Daemon gave Mervyn a black-eye over an unknown issue. Mervyn became known as the "Bruised Apple" after this incident. He is the father of Lord Owen Fossoway.

House Hightower of Oldtown (the Reach)

I. Alicent Hightower (b. 88 AC): The dowager queen. She is the widow of King Viserys I Targaryen, and the hated stepmother of Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen. Alicent is the mother of Aegon the Elder, Helaena, Aemond, and Daeron Targaryen. The dowager queen currently has ten grandchildren: twins Jaehaerys and Jaehaera, and Maelor Targaryen; three bastard children, Lydus Rivers; Saera, Valerion, and Aeryn Targaryen. She is the only daughter of Ser Otto Hightower and Lady Millicent Ashford, and she had three brothers: Brandon and Elmer Hightower (older), and Gwayne Hightower (younger).

Alicent currently resides in Oldtown with her two youngest sons and their families at the Hightower. She was the greatest champion of Aegon the Elder during her husband's reign, and Alicent frequently butted heads with Rhaenyra over who should inherit the Iron Throne in the even of Viserys I's death.

II. Ormund Hightower (b. 90 AC): The current Voice of Oldtown. He is the first cousin of Dowager Queen Alicent Hightower. Married twice, Ormund had four children with his first wife, Lady Priscilla Bulwer: Lyonel, Martyn, Garemund, and Bethany Hightower, and two with his second and current wife, Lady Samantha Tarly: Lilith, and twins Regina and Reginald Hightower. Ormund currently has ten grandchildren: twins Priscilla and Samantha, Willem, Ilia, Cecily, Brandon, and Kyra Hightower; Saera, Valerion, and Aeryn Targaryen.

III. Lyonel Hightower (b. 115 AC): The heir to the Hightower. He is the firstborn son for both Lord Ormund Hightower and his first wife, Lady Priscilla Bulwer. He is married to Lady Patricia Redwyne, and they currently have five children together: twins Priscilla and Samantha, Willem, Ilia, and Cecily Hightower, and the couple is expecting their sixth child together in 139 AC. Lyonel has a close relationship with his stepmother, Lady Samantha Tarly, and his father is suspicous of them. Ser Hightower is expecting his sixth child with Patricia.

IV. Priscilla Hightower (b. 133 AC): The firstborn daughter of Ser Lyonel Hightower and Lady Patricia Redwyne. She is the twin sister of Lady Samantha Hightower. Priscilla was named after her biological paternal grandmother, Lady Priscilla Bulwer.

V. Samantha Hightower (b. 133 AC): The second born daughter of Ser Lyonel Hightower and Lady Patricia Redwyne. She is the twin sister of Lady Priscilla Hightower. Samantha was named after her step-grandmother, Lady Samantha Tarly.

VI. Willem Hightower (b. 135 AC): The firstborn and only living of Ser Lyonel Hightower and Lady Patricia Redwyne.

VII. Ilia Hightower (b. 136 AC): The third born daughter of Ser Lyonel Higthower and Lady Patricia Redwyne.

VIII. Cecily Hightower (b. 137 AC): The fourth born daughter of Ser Lyonel Hightower and Lady Patricia Redwyne.

IX. Lyonel and Patricia's Baby Son (b. 139 AC): The late second born son of Ser Lyonel Hightower and Lady Patricia Redwyne. He lived be only three hours old...

X. Martyn Hightower (b. 116 AC): The second born son of Lord Ormund Hightower and Lady Priscilla Bulwer. He is married to Lady Jeyne Merryweather, and they currently have two children together: Brandon and Kyra Hightower.

XI. Brandon Hightower (b. 137 AC): The son of Lord Martyn Hightower and Lady Jeyne Merryweather. He is their oldest child.

XII. Kyra Hightower (b. 138 AC): The daughter of Lord Martyn Hightower and Lady Jeyne Merryweather. She is their youngest child.

XIII. Garemund Hightower (b. 117 AC): The third born son of Lord Ormund Hightower and Lady Priscilla Bulwer. He is his mother's youngest son. Garemund is still unmarried.

XIV. Bethany Hightower (b. 118 AC): The second cousin-wife of Prince Daeron Targaryen. She is the daughter of Lord Ormund Hightower and Lady Priscilla Bulwer, and Bethany is her mother's youngest child. Bethany currently has three children by Daeron: Saera, Valerion, and Aeryn Targaryen.

XV. Lilith Hightower (b. 131 AC): The daughter of Lord Ormund Hightower and his second wife, Lady Samantha Tarly. She is the second born daughter of her father, her mother's first. Lilith is currently engaged to Prince Aelyx Targaryen.

XVI. Regina Hightower (b. 135 AC): The daughter of Lord Ormund Hightower and Lady Samantha Tarly. She is the third born daughter of her father, her mother's second. Regina is the twin sister of Lord Reginald Hightower. She is currently engaged to Prince Corlys Velaryon.

XVII. Reginald Hightower (b. 135 AC): The son of Lord Ormund Hightower and Lady Samantha Tarly. He is the fourth born son of his father, his mother's only one. Reginald is the twin brother of Lady Regina Hightower. He is his parents youngest child.

XVIII. Otto Hightower (b. 59 AC - d. 129 AC): The Hand of the King who served King Viserys I Targaryen twice, who was also his son-in-law. Otto was also the step-grandfather of Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen. Otto was married to Lady Millicent Ashford, and they had four children together: Brandon, Elmer, Alicent, and Gwayne Hightower. He is the maternal grandfather of Aegon the Elder, Helaena, Aemond, and Daeron Targaryen, and the great-grandfather of twins Jaehaerys and Jaehaera, and Maelor Targaryen; three bastard children, Lydus Rivers; Saera, Valerion, and Aeryn Targaryen, and many more to come.

XIX. Brandon Hightower (b. 83 AC - d. 83 AC): The firstborn son of Ser Otto Hightower and Lady Millicent Ashford. He died in infancy.

XX. Elmer Hightower (b. 84 AC - d. 87 AC): The second born son of Ser Otto Hightower and Lady Millicent Ashford. He died from a fever at the age of three.

XXI. Gwayne Hightower (b. 92 AC): The third born and only living son of Ser Otto Hightower and Lady Millicent Ashford. He was the Lord Commander of the Gold Cloaks in King's Landing during the reign of his brother-in-law, King Viserys I Targaryen. Gwayne now serves in the City Watch of Oldtown. Ser Hightower is the maternal uncle of Aegon the Elder, Helaena, Aemond, and Daeron Targaryen. He is also the step-uncle of Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen.

XXII. Maester Alfador: The maester who serves House Hightower. He used smelling salts to revive Lady Bethany Hightower after she fainted when she learned about her betrothal to Prince Daeron Targaryen. Years earlier in 127 AC, Dowager Queen Alicent Hightower tried to promote Alfador as the new Grand Maester to serve on his small council after the death of Grand Maester Mellos that same year. Alfador's promotion was contested by a then Crown Princess Rhaenyra Targaryen as she tried to offer her own maester, Maester Gerardys, to become her father's new Grand Maester. The Young King chose neither man, and he instead selected Maester Orwyle to fill the vacancy on his small council.

House Graceford of Holyhall (the Reach)

I. George Graceford: The current Lord of Holyhall. He tried and failed to exploit Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen's newfound reverence for the Mother in 135 AC by offering the hand of one of his young granddaughters in marriage to a then one year old Prince Corlys Velaryon.

House Merryweather of Longtable (the Reach)

I. Jeyne Merryweather (b. 119 AC): The wife of Lord Martyn Hightower. They currently have two children together: Brandon and Kyra Hightower. Jeyne is a canon character. She was a participant in the Maiden's Day Ball in 133 AC, and was one of the so-called "Three Jeynes". Unwin claimed that Ladies Jeyne Merryweather, Mooton, and Smallwood liked to dress up as squires and visit brothels to fondle and kiss women.

House Osgrey of Standfast (the Reach)

I. Clarice Osgrey: The widowed aunt of Ser Unwin Peake. Her nephew tried and failed to promote her as a possible lady-in-waiting for Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen to Prince Jacaerys Velaryon during the Baratheon-Celtigar wedding in 135 AC. Clarice is a canon character.

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

I. Unwin Peake (b. 85 AC): The Lord of Dunstonbury, Starpike, and Whitegrove. He is a three time widower, and has outlived five of his seven children. Only his youngest son and daughter, Titus and Myrielle Peake, have survived childhood. Although he believed that women should not rule over men, Unwin attempted and failed to get his family royal appointments at the court of Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen through her eldest son during the Baratheon-Celtigar wedding at Claw Isle in 135 AC at Claw Isle. Unwin is the great-grandson of Lord Uther Peake and Lady Prunella Celtigar.

II. Titus Peake (b. 114 AC): The heir to Dunstonbury, Starpike, and Whitegrove. He is the third born and only living son of Ser Unwin Peake by one of his three wives. Titus's eldest half-brother died in infancy, and his second older half-brother drowned off the coast of the Arbor at the age of twelve when he was squiring for House Redwyne. He is married to Lady Eleanor Tyrell, and they three children together: Rickard, Henri, and Marianne Peake.

III. Rickard Peake (b. 130 AC): The firstborn son of Ser Titus Peake and Lady Eleanor Tyrell. He is Unwin's oldest living grandchild, having been preceded by a half-cousin who died shortly after his birth along with his twelve year old mother, Unwin's firstborn daughter!

IV. Henri Peake (b. 131 AC): The second born son of Ser Titus Peake and Lady Eleanor Tyrell. His name is pronounced as "On-ree" (French).

V. Marianne Peake (b. 133 AC): The only daughter of Ser Titus Peake and Lady Eleanor Tyrell. She is her parents youngest child. Marianne's grandfather tried and failed to broker a match between her and one of Queen Rhaenyra's grandsons in 135 AC.

VI. Myrielle Peake (b. 119 AC): The fourth born and only surviving daughter of Ser Unwin Peake and one of his three wives. Her eldest half-sister died in childbirth when she was only twelve fucking years old, and her two other older half-sisters both died in infancy. Myrielle is currently unmarried.

VII. Amaury Peake: The nephew of Ser Unwin Peake. His uncle tried and failed to promote him as a potential candidate for the Queensguard whenever an opening was to become available in the future in 135 AC.

VIII. Gedmund Peake: The younger brother of Ser Unwin Peake. He wields a battleaxe. Gedmund's brother tried and failed to promote him as a potential candidate for the Queensguard in the event that a vacancy became available in 135 AC.

IX. Mervyn Flowers: The bastard half-brother of Sers Unwin and Gedmund Peake. He is a knight. Mervyn's half-brother, Unwin, tried and failed to promote him as a future Queensguard knight in 135 AC.

House Redwyne of the Arbor (the Reach)

I. Patricia Redwyne (b. 118 AC): The wife of Ser Lyonel Hightower. She is the daughter of the Lord of the Arbor. Patricia currently has five children with Lyonel: twins Priscilla and Samantha, Willem, Ilia, and Cecily Hightower, and as of the fourth moon of 139 AC, she is heavily pregnant with her sixth child.

House Rowan of Goldengrove (the Reach)

I. Thaddeus Rowan (b. 76 AC): The much adored and affable Lord of Goldengrove. He is a two time widower with seven sons, the eldest being Ser Robert Rowan; Thaddeus had two sons with his first wife, and five with his second wife. Thaddeus is the grandfather of Ser Franklyn Rowan, and currently has at least four great-grandchildren: Florence, Fiona, Ferdinand, and Frederick Rowan. He is the uncle of Lady Jeyne Rowan.

II. Robert Rowan: The heir to Goldengrove. He is the firstborn son of both Lord Thaddeus Rowan and his late first wife. Robert has one younger full-blooded brother, and five younger half-brothers by his stepmother. He has at least one son, Ser Franklyn Rowan, and currently has four grandchildren: Florence, Fiona, Ferdinand, and Ferderick Rowan.

III. Franklyn Rowan: The grandson of Lord Thaddeus Rowan, and the son of Ser Robert Rowan. He is married to Lady Finola Piper, and they currently have four children together: Florence, Fiona, Ferdinand, and Frederick Rowan.

IV. Florence Rowan (b. 133 AC): The new friend of Princess Alyssa Targaryen. She is the firstborn daughter of Ser Franklyn Rowan and Lady Finola Piper. Florence is the firstborn grandchild of Ser Robert Rowan, and the eldest great-grandchild of Lord Thaddeus Rowan.

V. Fiona Rowan (b. 134 AC): The second born and youngest daughter of Ser Franlyn Rowan and Lady Finola Piper.

VI. Ferdinand Rowan (b. 136 AC): The firstborn son of Ser Franklyn Rowan and Lady Finola Piper.

VII. Frederick Rowan (b. 137 AC): The second born son of Ser Franklyn Rowan and Lady Finola Piper.

VIII. Jeyne Rowan: The current Lady of Horn Hill. She is married to Lord Donald Tarly, and they have at least three children together: Samantha, Alyn, and Sansara Tarly. Jeyne has three grandchildren by her oldest daughter: Lilith, and twins Regina and Reginald Hightower. She is the niece of Lord Thaddeus Rowan.

House Roxton of the Ring (the Reach)

I. Ellyn Roxton: The wife of Ser Damion Beesbury. She is the mother of Sonja, Margaerys, Alecia, Amicia, Arthur, and Lyman Beesbury. Ellyn is the younger sister of Ser Jon Roxton, the Lord of the Ring. She does not like her brother due to his temper.

House Tarly of Horn Hill (the Reach)

I. Donald Tarly: The current Lord of Horn Hill. He is married to Lady Jeyne Rowan, and they have at least three children together: Samantha, Alyn, and Sansara Tarly. Donald has three grandchildren by Lady Sam: Lilith, and twins Regina and Reginald Hightower. Lord Tarly once courted Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen during a royal progress in 112 AC when they were young.

II. Samantha Tarly (b. 113 AC): The current Lady of the Hightower. She is the second wife of Lord Ormund Hightower, and they have three children together: Lilith, and twins Regina and Reginald Hightower. Samantha is the stepmother of Lyonel, Martyn, Garemund, and Bethany Hightower. Lady Sam is close with her eldest stepson, and Ormund is suspicious about the relationship between his second wife and his son. She was instrumental in kicking off the reconciliation between the Blacks and Greens during the Tenth Year Tourney of 139 AC, and Samantha is now good friends with the queen herself.

Lady Tarly is the firstborn daughter of Lord Donald Tarly and Lady Jeyne Rowan. She is the grandniece of Lord Thaddeus Rowan.

III. Alan Tarly (b. 114 AC): The heir to Horn Hill. He is the only son of Lord Donald Tarly and Lady Jeyne Rowan. Alan is betrothed to his foster sister, Lady Allison Beesbury.

IV. Sansara Tarly (b. 120 AC): The second born daughter of Lord Donald Tarly and Lady Jeyne Rowan. She is currently unmarried. Sansara is a bookworm.

House Tyrell of Highgarden (the Reach)

I. Lyonel Tyrell (b. 129 AC): The current Lord of Highgarden and the Warden of the South. He is the son of the late Lord Tyrell and Lady Regent Mary Crane. Lyonel has been the head of House Tyrell since he was only a few months old, and a panel of regents headed by his widowed mother help to rule the Reach in Lyonel's name. Lord Tyrell is betrothed to Princess Alyssa Targaryen.

II. Eleanor Tyrell (b. 114 AC): The wife of Ser Titus Peake. They have three children together: Rickard, Henri, and Marianne Peake. Eleanor is the cousin of Lord Lyonel Tyrell.

House Blackwood of Raventree Hall (the Riverlands)

I. Samwell Blackwood: The current Lord of Raventree Hall. He is the father of Lord Benjicott Blackwood. Samwell has a younger sister named Alysanne, and is the first cousin of Ser Clothar Blackwood of the Queensguard.

II. Benjicott Blackwood (b. 119 AC): The heir to Raventree Hall. He is the nephew of Black Aly Blackwood.

III. Alysanne Blackwood (b. 113 AC): The younger sister of Lord Samwell Blackwood, and the aunt of his son, Benjicott. Alysanne is married to Ser Addam Velaryon, and they currently have two sons together: Phaeton and Aenar Velaryon. Lady Blackwood is the best friend of Princess Baela Targaryen, and she once served the princess as a lady-in-waiting.

IV. Clothair Blackwood (b. 108 AC): A knight of the Queensguard. He is the first cousin of Samwell and Alysanne Blackwood.

House Bracken of Stone Hedge (the Riverlands)

I. Amos Bracken: The heir to Stone Hedge. He is the husband of Lady Jenefer Darklyn, and they have four children together: twins Ivor and Gregor, and twins Alys and Lysa Bracken. Amos is the firstborn son of Lord Humfrey Bracken and one of his three wives. It is unknown how many siblings and half-siblings that Amos has, but he does have a bastard half-brother named Raylon Rivers. Amos is about two decades older than his wife.

II. Ivor Bracken (b. 135 AC): The firstborn son of Ser Amos Bracken and Lady Jenefer Darklyn. He is the twin brother of Lord Gregor Bracken.

III. Gregor Bracken (b. 135 AC): The second born and youngest son of Ser Amos Bracken and Lady Jenefer Darklyn. He is the twin brother of Lord Ivor Bracken.

IV. Alys Bracken (b. 138 AC): The firstborn daughter of Ser Amos Bracken and Lady Jenefer Darklyn. She is the twin sister of Lady Lysa Bracken.

V. Lysa Bracken (b. 138 AC): The second born daughter and youngest child of Ser Amos Bracken and Lady Jenefer Darklyn. She is the twin sister of Lady Alys Bracken.

House Butterwell of Lord Harroway's Town (the Riverlands)

I. Ellyn Butterwell: The current Lady of Gulltown. She is the wife of Lord Piers Grafton. Ellyn is a mother and grandmother, and she might have been the stepmother of Merick Stone. Lady Butterwell doted on Prince Baelor Targaryen when he travelled with the Targaryen host to Gulltown during the Arryn Succession Crisis in 134 AC, and Ellyn gave him lemon cakes at every given opportunity.

House Strong of Harrenhal (the Riverlands)

I. Larys Strong (b. 91 AC): The current Lord of Harrenhal. He was the last Master of Whisperers to serve on the small council of King Viserys I Targaryen. Larys is the second born son of Ser Lyonel Strong and one of his three wives. He had an older brother named Ser Harwin Strong, and two sisters. Larys could possibly be the paternal uncle of the Velaryon Princes if the rumors of his brother having an affair with Rhaenyra I during her first marriage are true.

He is currently on wife number two, and has no living children as of 139 AC. Larys has a clubfoot.

II. Harwin Strong (b. 89 AC - d. 120 AC): The second sworn shield and rumored lover of Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen during her first marriage. Many believe that Harwin is the true biological father of Princes Jacaerys, Lucerys, and Joffrey Velaryon since they look so much like him. Harwin was the firstborn son of Ser Lyonel Strong and one of his three wives. He had a younger brother named Lord Larys Strong, and two sisters. Harwin and his father burned to death in a freak fire that broke out at Harrenhal during the Red Spring in 120 AC.

He became known as Harwin "Breakbones" after Ser Criston Cole broke some of his bones with his morning star during the tourney held to celebrate Rhaenyra marrying her first husband, Ser Laenor Velaryon.

III. Lyonel Strong (d. 120 AC): The previous Lord of Harrenhal and the second Hand of the King to serve King Viserys I Targaryen. He was married three times, and had four children: two sons named Harwin and Larys Strong, and two unnamed daughters. Lyonel could possibly be the biological paternal grandfather of Princes Jacaerys, Lucerys, and Joffrey Velaryon. Both Lyonel and his oldest son burned to death in the fire that broke out in Harrenhal in 120 AC. Rumors suggest that the fire was started on purpose by Larys himself so that he could inherit Harrenhal quicker.

IV. Simon Strong: The granduncle of Lord Larys Strong and the castellan of Harrenhal. He has been deceased for a few years by 139 AC. Simon had at least one son and a few grandsons, but his line is dwindling due to Harrenhal's "curse".

House Baratheon of Storm's End (the Stormlands)

I. Borros Baratheon (b. 83 AC): The current Lord of Storm's End and Lord Paramount of the Stormlands. He is married to Lady Elenda Caron, and they have five children together: Cassandra, Maris, Ellyn, Floris, and Royce Baratheon. Borros currently has ten grandchildren: twins Torrhen and Orys, and Kinna Stark; Tara Lannister, Tyland Westerling; Rymond, Jeyne, and Aemma Arryn, and Faerys and Aegon Celtigar. Borros is the son of Lord Boremund Baratheon, and is also the maternal first cousin of Princess Rhaenys Targaryen since her mother, Lady Jocelyn Baratheon, was Borros's aunt. Lord Baratheon has been suffering from migraines and terrifying mood swings ever since Ser Laurence Wydman struck him on the back of his head with his morning star during the Trial by Seven at Gulltown in 134 AC.

Borros has become addicted to milk of the poppy since it dulls the pain he feels from his migraine headaches.

II. Cassandra Baratheon (b. 113 AC): The current Lady of Winterfell. She is the second wife of Lord Cregan Stark, and they have three children together: twins Torrhen and Orys, and Kinna Stark. Cassandra is the stepmother of Lord Rickon Stark. Lady Baratheon is the firstborn daughter of Lord Borros Baratheon and Lady Elenda Caron. Cass resides at Winterfell with her husband and their children.

III. Maris Baratheon (b. 114 AC): The current Lady of the Crag. She has been married twice, her husbands being Ser Tyland Lannister and Lord Roland Westerling. Maris has two children, one child with each husband: Lady Tara Lannister by Tyland, and Lord Tyland Westerling by Roland. She is the second born daughter of Lord Borros Baratheon and Lady Elenda Caron. Maris has been disowned by her father for both helping her youngest sister Floris flee to Claw Isle, and for breaking off her engagement to Ser Erwin Lannister in favor of marrying the Lord of the Crag.

She resides at the Crag where she is quite busy taking care of her ailing husband and bringing up their son. Maris has several stepchildren, step-grandchildren, and even a few step-great-grandchildren! Her eldest stepchild is Lady Johanna Westerling. They do not get along. Lady Baratheon used to be a close friend of Princess Baela Targaryen, and she used to serve the princess as a lady-in-waiting.

IV. Ellyn Baratheon (b. 115 AC): The current Lady of the Eyrie. She is married to Ser Joffrey Arryn, and they currently have three children together: Rymond, Jeyne, and Aemma Arryn. Ellyn is the third born daughter of Lord Borros Baratheon and Lady Elenda Caron.

V. Floris Baratheon (b. 118 AC): The fourth born and youngest daughter of Lord Borros Baratheon and Lady Elenda Caron. She is married to Ser Clement Celtigar, and they currently have two children together: Faeryse and Aegon Celtigar. Floris is the half-sister-in-law of Lady Thea Celtigar.

VI. Royce Baratheon (b. 131 AC): The heir to Storm's End. He is the only son and youngest child of Lord Borros Baratheon and Lady Elenda Caron.

VII. Rogar Baratheon (b. 17 AC - d. 62 AC): A Lord of Storm's End who ruled during the reigns of Kings Maegor I and Jaehaerys I Targaryen. Married twice, only the name of Rogar's second wife is known, Queen Alyssa Velaryon. He was Alyssa's second husband as well, her first being her second cousin, King Aenys I Targaryen. Through Queen Alyssa, Rogar was the stepfather of the only three surviving children from her first marriage: Rhaena, Jaehaerys I, and Alysanne Targaryen, and he was also the step-grandfather for some of their children: twins Aerea and Rhaella, Aegon, and Daenerys Targaryen. Lord Baratheon was his stepson's first Hand of the King. Despite his second wife being ten years his senior (Alyssa and Rogar were forty-two and thirty-two years old respectively when they got married), Rogar was able to father two children on her: Boremund and Jocelyn Baratheon.

Tragically, however, these two pregnancies took their toll on Alyssa's health, and she died giving birth to Jocelyn at the age of forty-seven. Rogar never remarried again after Alyssa's death. Through his two children, Lord Rogar Baratheon is the grandfather of Princess Rhaenys Targaryen and Lord Borros Baratheon, which makes him the great-grandfather of Laena and Laenor Velaryon, and Cassandra, Maris, Ellyn, Floris, and Royce Baratheon.

VIII. Boremund Baratheon (b. 52 AC - d. 105 AC): The previous Lord of Storm's End. He was the son of Lord Rogar Baratheon and Queen Alyssa Velaryon (they were each other's second spouses). Boremund was his father's only son, his mother's fourth. Lord Baratheon was the younger half-brother of King Jaehaerys I and Queen Alysanne Targaryen, and the beloved maternal uncle of their eldest grandchild, Princess Rhaenys Targaryen, who was the only daughter of his younger sister, Lady Jocelyn Baratheon. Boremund is the father of Lord Borros Baratheon, the paternal grandfather of Cassandra, Maris, Ellyn, Floris, and Royce Baratheon, and the great-grandfather of twins Torrhen and Orys, and Kinna Stark; Tara Lannister and Tyland Westerling; Rymond, Jeyne, and Aemma Arryn; and Faeryse and Aegon Celtigar.

IX. Jocelyn Baratheon (b. 54 AC - d. 95 AC): The mother of Princess Rhaenys Targaryen. She was the daughter of Lord Rogar Baratheon and Queen Alyssa Velaryon. Jocelyn was her father's only daughter, her mother's fourth. Lady Baratheon was born one month premature after her mother fell ill during her pregnancy, and she had to be delivered via C-section after a dying Alyssa lost consciousness during the childbirth. Jocelyn was both the younger half-sister and daughter-in-law of King Jaehaerys I and Queen Alysanne Targaryen, her husband being their son, one of Jocelyn's half-nephews, Prince Aemon Targaryen.

One daughter was born from the incestuous union of Jocelyn and Aemon, Princess Rhaenys Targaryen. Lady Jocelyn Baratheon is the maternal grandmother of the late Lady Laena and Ser Laenor Velaryon, and the great-grandmother of Jacaerys, Lucerys, and Joffrey Velaryon, and twins Baela and Rhaena Targaryen. She was the paternal aunt of Lord Borros Baratheon, the only son of Jocelyn's older brother, Lord Boremund Baratheon. Borros claimed to have never met his Aunt Jocelyn.

House Bolling of Golden Stag Keep (the Stormlands)

I. Garron Bolling (b. 64 AC): The maternal grandfather of Lady Thea Celtigar. He is the current Lord of Golden Stag Keep. Garron has been married three times, his wives being Ladies Lydia Tarth, Dinah Rosby, and Hildegarde Vance of Antranta. He has fathered ten children: a pair of twin sons by his Lydia, two sons and a daughter named Adela by Dinah, and three sons (one of them being Minos) and two daughters by Hildegarde. Sadly, Garron outlived four of his children, losing his four oldest sons to misfortune and stillbirths.

He is known as Garron "the Mournful" because of his quadruple losses. Garron is the son of Lord Bolling and Lady Arryn of Gulltown, and the grandson of Queen Elinor Costayne and her first husband, Ser Theo Bolling.

II. Bolling Twins (b. 93 AC - d. 101 AC): The twin sons of Lord Garron Bolling and his first wife, Lady Lydia Tarth. They are Garron's firstborn children, and their names are unknown. Lydia died giving birth to the twins. They are the twin half-uncles of Lady Thea Celtigar. The two boys both died when they were eight years old. The first twin died after getting thrown off a horse, and his brother died from shortly afterwards from shock.

III. Adela Bolling (b. 102 AC): The current Lady of Claw Isle. She is the second wife of Lord Bartimos Celtigar, and is the mother of Lady Thea Celtigar. Before she had Thea, Adela had given birth to three deceased children: a stillborn daugher and son, and a miscarried son. Adela is the daughter of Lord Garron Bolling and his second wife, Lady Dinah Rosby. She is her father's firstborn daughter, her mother's only one.

Adela's mother died giving birth to her, and she is Garron's oldest living child. She is the stepdaughter of Lady Hildegarde Vance, who had raised Adela since she was a year old, and treats her as if she was her own flesh and blood. Adela has five younger half-siblings, one of them be Ser Minos Bolling. She had a pair of twin older half-brothers who both passed away when they were eight, and two stillborn older brothers. Adela is the stepmother of Ser Clement Celtigar.

IV. Minos Bolling (b. 109 AC): The half-uncle of Lady Thea Celtigar. He is the son of Lord Garron Bolling and his third wife, Lady Hildegarde Vance. Minos is Garron's seventh born son, Hildegard's third. He is known as the "Great Stag" for his martial prowess, and he wields a battleaxe called "Bloodthirst".

V. Theo Bolling (d. 47 AC): The biological great-great-grandfather of Lady Thea Celtigar. He was the first husband of Queen Elinor Costayne. Theo fathered three sons with Elinor by the time she was nineteen years old! Ser Bolling was loyal to King Maegor I Targaryen, but the king turned on him when he decided that he wanted Elinor for himself. Theo was arrested on false charges of treason, and he was tried, found guilty, and executed all in one day.

VI. Theo and Elinor's Oldest Son: The maternal great-grandfather of Lady Thea Celtigar. He was the previous Lord of Golden Stag. Lord Bolling was the firstborn son of Queen Elinor Costayne and her first husband, Ser Theo Bolling. He had two younger brothers. After his mother was forced to marry King Maegor I Targaryen following the execution of his father, Lord Bolling's stepfather had both him and his brothers seperated from their mother.

Lord Bolling was sent away to be fostered by House Arryn of the Eyrie. He met his future wife at the Vale, a noblewoman from House Arryn of Gulltown, and they married and had at least one son together: Lord Garron Bolling.

House Caron of Nightsong (the Stormlands)

I. Elenda Caron (b. 97 AC): The current Lady of Storm's End. She is the daughter of Lord Royce Caron, and is the sister of Ser Manfryd Caron. Elenda is married to Lord Borros Baratheon, and they have five children together: Cassandra, Maris, Ellyn, Floris, and Royce Baratheon. Lady Caron currently has ten grandchildren: twins Torrhen and Orys, and Kinna Stark; Tara Lannister, Tyland Westerling; Rymond, Jeyne, and Aemma Arryn, and Faerys and Aegon Celtigar. Elenda's marriage has become strained in recent years due to her husband's mood swings and addiction to milk of the poppy. Rumor has that both Elenda and Storm's End's maester run the Stormlands in all but name due to Borros's decline.

II. Manfryd Caron: The current Lord of Nightsong. He was the third Master of Coin to serve on the small council of Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen. Manfryd is the brother of Lady Elenda Caron, the uncle of her five children, and the granduncle of her ten grandchildren.

III. Royce Caron (d. 135 AC): The previous Lord of Nightsong. He was the father of Elenda and Manfryd Caron. Royce had five grandchildren from his daughter: Cassandra, Maris, Ellyn, Floris, and Royce Baratheon, and ten great-grandchildren have been born from his bloodline: twins Torrhen and Orys, and Kinna Stark; Tara Lannister, Tyland Westerling; Rymond, Jeyne, and Aemma Arryn, and Faerys and Aegon Celtigar.

House Penrose of Parchments (the Stormlands)

I. Lucinda Penrose: A noblewoman who attended the wedding of Ser Clement Celtigar and Lady Floris Baratheon at Claw Isle. She was jealous that Lady Thea Celtigar was married to the handsome Prince Aegon the Younger, and Thea's cousin, Dorian, claims that Lucinda came up with a rumor that Aegon was seen leaving another woman's bedroom one morning to humilate her rival. Lady Penrose is a canon character.

House Swann of Stonehelm (the Stormlands)

I. Johanna Swann (b. 91 AC - d. 131 AC): A Westerosi born noblewoman who gained fame as a courtesan in Lys. She went by the alias of "the Black Swan". Johanna was assasinated alongside her lover, Admiral Sharako Lohar, prior to the outbreak of the Triarchy Civil War.

House Wylde of Rain House (the Stormlands)

I. Cornelius Wylde (b. 129 AC): The current Lord of Rain House. He is the great-grandson of the late Lord Jasper Wylde. Cornelius's grandfather was the Ironrod's eldest son from is first marriage. Lord Wylde was able to ascend as the new Lord of Rain House after the deaths of his great-grandfather, grandfather, and father during the failed Wylde Rebellion of 130 AC. Only a year old when he became a lord, Cornelius's rule is carried out through his granduncle and regent, Lord Adalbert Wylde. Cornelius has several older sisters.

II. Jasper Wylde (d. 130 AC): The previous Lord of Rain House. He was the last Master of Laws to serve on the small council of King Viserys I Targaryen. Jasper was a passionate Green and misogynist who looked down on women as being weak and insignificant in comparison to men. Outraged after Rhaenyra was crowned queen ahead of her younger half-brother following the aftermath of the Black Conspiracy, Jasper plotted to overthrow the Blacks. Conspiring with Lysaro Rogare, Jasper amassed a large host in Lys that consisted of sellswords and sellsails, and he sailed with the armada towards King's Landing. However, Jasper's plot was uncovered, and his forces were destroyed by the Black dragons during the Burning of the Narrow Sea.

Not wanting to be captured by King Daemon Targaryen and brought back to King's Landing for trial and execution, Lord Jasper Wylde took his own life by slitting his throat as his fleet burned around him. Daemon beheaded the dead man's corpse and later presented the head to his wife. House Wylde was severely punished for the Ironrod's crimes after the rebellion had been crushed. Jasper was a four time widower and the father of twenty-nine children! His first three wives all died in childbirth, and his fourth wife purportedly died from "exhaustion". Only three of Lord Wylde's children are known: Adalbert, Waltyr, and Joyce Wylde.

He had numerous grandchildren and great-grandchildren too. Two of Jasper's great-grandchildren are Percival and Cornelius Wylde.

III. Adalbert Wylde: The granduncle and regent of Lord Cornelius Wylde. Following the Wylde Rebellion of 130 AC, Adalbert is the oldest living son of the late Lord Jasper Wylde. He lost both an eye and an ear to Dark Sister along with the other male Wyldes who were above sixteen years of age as punishment for turning a blind eye and a deaf ear to the Ironrod's plotting. Adalbert is still alive and quite old by 139 AC.

IV. Waltyr Wylde (d. 130 AC): The most hotheaded of Lord Jasper Wylde's sons. He was executed by the Blacks for participating in his father's failed Wylde Rebellion. Waltyr was hanged instead of getting beheaded like his brothers, nephews, and cousins after he called the Velaryon Princes bastards when he was asked if he had any last words to say before he died.

V. Joyce Wylde (b. 118 AC): The wife of Lord Alyn Velaryon. She is the youngest daughter of the late Lord Jasper Wylde and his unnamed fourth wife. Joyce is Jasper's eleventh born daughter and twenty-seventh child. She has four children: Cordylion, twins Rhaenyra and Rhaenys, and Marissa Velaryon. Joyce is also the stepmother of Alyn's two bastard sons by his mistress, Lady Lyra Hayford: Laenor and Jaehaerion Waters.

She is a lady-in-waiting for Princess Rhaena Targaryen. Joyce is the half-grandaunt of Lord Percival Wylde.

VI. Percival Wylde (b. 123 AC): The squire of Prince Jacaerys Velaryon. He was a great-grandson of Lord Jasper Wylde, his father being the Ironrod's youngest son by his first wife. Percival has been the hostage of the Blacks for nine years now since the Wylde Rebellion, and he is due to be knighted soon. He is loyal to the Blacks. Percival is the half-grandnephew of Lady Joyce Wylde.

House Arryn of the Eyrie (the Vale)

I. Joffrey Arryn (b. 104 AC): The current Lord of the Eyrie and Warden of the East. He is married to Lady Ellyn Baratheon, and they currently have three children together: Rymond, Jeyne, and Aemma Arryn. Joffrey was the fourth cousin and heir of the late Lady Jeyne Arryn, who died unmarried and childless in 134 AC. His claim was contested by Jeyne's other cousins after her death, and Joffrey was able to secure his succession thanks to the intervention House Targaryen during the Arryn Succession Crisis. Ser Arryn is steadfastly loyal to the royal family, and he is eternally grateful to them for the support they gave him during that time.

II. Rymond Arryn (b. 135 AC): The heir to the Eyrie. He is (currently) the only son of Ser Joffrey Arryn and Lady Ellyn Baratheon. Rymond was named after Ser Rymond Arryn, the maternal great-grandfather of Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen.

III. Jeyne Arryn (b. 136 AC): The firstborn daughter of Ser Joffrey Arryn and Lady Ellyn Baratheon. She was named after her fourth cousin once removed, Lady Jeyne Arryn, "the Maiden of the Vale".

IV. Aemma Arryn (b. 137 AC): The second born daughter of Ser Joffrey Arryn and Lady Ellyn Baratheon. She was named after Queen Aemma Arryn, the biological mother of Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen. Aemma is currently her parents youngest child.

V. Jeyne Arryn (b. 94 AC - d. 134 AC): The Maiden of the Vale. She became the ruling Lady of the Eyrie when she was just three years old after her father and brothers were killed by members of the Stone Crow clan in 97 AC. Jeyne never married or had any children, and some believed that she was a lesbian, a rumor that was bolstered by the closeness of the relationship between Jeyne and her "friend", Lady Jessamyn Redfort. Jeyne was the half-first cousin of Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen. She was the fourth cousin of her successor, Ser Joffrey Arryn, the first cousin of Ser Arnold Arryn, and the first cousin once removed of his son, Ser Eldric Arryn.

The Maiden of the Vale died from a chest cold when she was only forty years old. Jessamyn was at Jeyne's deathbed and stayed with her when she finally died. Lady Arryn's passing kicked off the Arryn Succession Crisis.

VI. Aemma Arryn (b. 82 AC - d. 105 AC): The biological mother of Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen. She was the first cousin and first wife of King Viserys I Targaryen. Other than Rhaenyra I, Aemma also gave birth to two sons, but they both died in the cradle. She died giving birth to her youngest son, Prince Baelon Targaryen, and he in turn passed away just a day later... The deaths of Queen Aemma and her sons is what caused her cousin-widower to remarry, and for the tensions over the line of succession to intensify as Viserys clearly favored his and Aemma's daughter over the children he had by his second wife, Dowager Queen Alicent Hightower.

Aemma is the biological maternal grandmother of Jacaerys, Lucerys, and Joffrey Velaryon; Aegon the Younger, Viserys, and Visenya Targaryen. So far, eleven great-grandchildren have been born from the line of Queen Aemma Arryn: Baelor, Alyssa, and Aelyx Targaryen; Alysanne, Laena, Megaera, and twins Corwyn and Corlys Velaryon; Aeric, Daemion, and Maegelle Targaryen. She was the daughter of Ser Rodrik Arryn and his second wife, Princess Daella Targaryen. Aemma had four older half-siblings from her father's first marriage: two half-sisters named Elys and Amanda Arryn, and two unnamed half-brothers. She was born two weeks premature, and her mother died bringing her into the world.

Aemma suffered from poor health due to her early birth.

VII. Arnold Arryn: The Mad Heir. He is the first cousin of the late Lady Jeyne Arryn. Arnold had twice tried to overthrow Jeyne since he believed women were "too soft to rule". Jeyne's "soft" response to her cousin's second act of betrayal was to lock him up in the Eyrie's infamous Sky Cells. Arnold went mad after being imprisoned for too long to a cell that opened up to the faraway, jagged rocks below.

Eldric would support his father's claim during the Arryn Succession Crisis, but was forced to give it up after he lost the Trial by Seven at Gulltown. The Mad Heir's current fate is unknown. He has does have some grandchildren though. Arnold resides at Runestone with his son and daughter-in-law.

VIII. Eldric Arryn: The son of Ser Arnold Arryn the Mad Heir. He was the first cousin once removed of Lady Jeyne Arryn. Eldric supported his father's claim to the Eyrie during the Succession Crisis of 134 AC since Arnold had become mentally unstable due to being imprisoned in the Sky Cells. Eldric resides at Runestone with his wife and father.

House Arryn of Gulltown (the Vale)

I. Elmar Arryn: The current Lord Arryn of Gulltown. He was the second born son of Ser Isembard Arryn. Elmar had an older brother named Isaac, along with some younger brothers. He was able to become the new lord of his house following the deaths of his father and brother during the Trial by Seven at Gulltown. Elmar is married to Ser Corwyn Corbray's youngest daughter.

II. Isembard Arryn (d. 134 AC): The previous Lord Arryn of Gulltown. He was as the Gilded Falcon. Isembard was a distant cousin of Lady Jeyne Arryn's. He put forth his claim to the Eyrie after Jeyne's death, and Isembard used his wealth to buy followers and mercenaries. The Gilded Falcon was slain during the Trial by Seven at Gulltown.

He had several sons, the oldest two being Isaac and Elmar Arryn.

III. Isaac Arryn (d. 134 AC): The firstborn son of Ser Isembar Arryn. He had several younger brothers, the closest one being Ser Elmar Arryn. Isaac was originally his father's heir until they were both killed during the Trial by Seven at Gulltown.

IV. 1st Century Lady Arryn: The great-grandmother of Lady Thea Celtigar. She was the wife of Lord Bolling, the firstborn son of Ser Theo Bolling and Queen Elinor Costayne. They had at least one son together: Garron Bolling.

House Belmore of Strongsong (the Vale)

I. Jason Belmore: The Lord of Strongsong. He is the fourth and current Master of Coin to Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen. Jason is ambitous, affable, and good with numbers. Two of his daughters serve Princess Baela Targaryen as ladies-in-waiting. Jason is a widower.

House Coldwater of Coldwater Burn (the Vale)

I. Gyles Coldwater: A knight who serves House Coldwater. He supported the claim of Ser Arnold Arryn. Gyles is a fearsome fighter, and he survived the Trial by Seven at Gulltown. He is still holds some resentment over Ser Joffrey Arryn winning the Eyrie.

House Corbray of Heart's Home (the Vale)

I. Corwyn Corbray (b. 100 AC): The current Lord of Heart's Home. He is the younger brother of his predecessor, Lord Leowyn Corbray. Married twice, Corwyn had two daughters by his unnamed first wife, and has yet to have any children with his first wife, Lady Beatrice Celtigar. He wields the Valyrian Steel sword "Lady Forlorn".

II. Corwyn's Oldest Daughter: The current Lady of Ninestars. She is the firstborn daughter of Ser Corwyn Corbray and his late first wife. Lady Corbray is married to the Lord of Ninestars. She is the oldest stepdaughter of Lady Beatrice Celtigar.

III. Corwyn's Youngest Daughter: The current Lady Arryn of Gulltown. She is the second born daughter of Ser Corwyn Corbray and his first wife. Lady Corbray is married to Ser Elmar Arryn. She is the youngest stepdaughter of Lady Beatrice Celtigar.

IV. Leowyn Corbray (d. 138 AC): The previous Lord of Heart's Home. He was the older brother of Ser Corwyn Corbray. Leowyn never married or had children, but he did have a mistress. Lord Corbray died from indigestion.

House Crayne (the Vale)

I. Edgar Crayne (d. 134 AC): A nobleman who supported the claim of Ser Joffrey Arryn during the Arryn Succession Crisis. He was killed by Lord Willam Royce during the Trial by Seven at Gulltown.

House Dutton (the Vale)

I. Geremy Dutton (d. 134 AC): A nobleman who supported the claim of Ser Arnold Arryn during the Arryn Succession Crisis. He was killed by Ser Corwyn Corbray during the Trial by Seven at Gulltown.

House Grafton of Gulltown (the Vale)

I. Piers Grafton: The current Lord of Gulltown. He is married to Lady Ellyn Butterwell. Piers is both a father and grandfather. He may have fathered a bastard son named Merick Stone. Piers initially supported the claim of Ser Isembard Arryn, but quickly became neutral after the Targaryen's arrived to restore order to the Vale.

However, he may have sent Merick to fight on Isembard's side. Piers is the great-grandson of Lady Prudence Celtigar.

II. Merick Stone (d. 134 AC): The rumored bastard son of Lord Piers Grafton. He supported the claim of Ser Isembard Arryn during the Arryn Succession Crisis. Merick was killed by Ser Geremy Dutton during the Trial by Seven at Gulltown; he was the second man to fall.

III. Maester Zwentibold: The maester who served House Grafton. He was the one who surgically removed King Daemon Targaryen's damaged left eye after the Trial by Seven. Zwentibold also treated Lord Borros Baratheon's injuries after the trial, and he was the one who first administered milk of the poppy to Borros to help him cope with his pain.

House Hunter of Longbow Hall (the Vale)

I. Rickard Hunter: A nobleman who supported the claim of Ser Joffrey Arryn. His jawbone, cheekbone, and right elbow were broken by Ser Laurence Wydman's morning star during the Trial by Seven at Gulltown. Rickard survived the Trial, and he has recovered from his painful injuries.

House Redfort of the Redfort (the Vale)

I. Adrian Redfort (d. 134 AC): A knight who served House Redfort. He supported the claim of Ser Joffrey Arryn. Adrian was killed during the Trial by Seven at Gulltown. Ser Redfort was the brother of Lady Jessamyn Redfort, the friend and rumored lover of the Maiden of the Vale.

II. Jessamyn Redfort: The best friend and rumored paramour of the late Lady Jeyne Arryn. She was by Jeyne's side during her final moments as she succumbed to a chest cold. Jessamyn would later lose her brother, Ser Adrian Redfort, in the Trial by Seven at Gulltown that same year. Grief-stricken over her losses, Jessamyn has found some solace in the religous life. She is now a septa who lives at the Motherhouse of Maris in Gulltown.

House Royce of Runestone (the Vale)

I. Willam's Son-in-Law: The current Lord of Runestone. He is both the second cousin and son-in-law of Lord Willam Royce. The man is married to Willam's oldest daughter, and they have many children together. He is also the son of the late Lord Gunthor Royce.

II. Willam's Oldest Daughter: The current Lady of Runestone. She is the firstborn daughter of Lord Willam Royce. The woman is married to her father's second cousin, and they have many children together.

III. Alyssa Royce (b. 117 AC): The second born daughter of Lord Willam Royce. She is married to Ser Arthor Celtigar, and they currently have four children together: Gabriel, Willam, and twins Daphys and Daphne Celtigar. Alyssa is the cousin-in-law of Lady Thea Celtigar.

IV. Willam's Youngest Daughter: The third born daughter of Lord Willam Royce. She is married to Ser Eldric Arryn, and they have issue. The couple resides at Runestone.

V. Willam Royce (d. 134 AC): The previous Lord of Runestone. He was the father of three daughters, the middle daughter being Lady Alyssa Royce. Willam had numerous grandchildren, but only the current four from Alyssa's marriage are known: Gabriel, Willam, and twins Daphys and Daphne Celtigar. Lord Royce wielded the Valyrian Steel sword "Lamentation". He supported Ser Arnold Arryn's claim to the Eyrie during the Arryn Succession Crisis.

Willam was the nephew of Lady Rhea Royce, King Daemon Targaryen's first wife, and he blinded Daemon in his left eye with Lamentation during the Trial by Seven at Gulltown. An enraged Daemon soon turned the tables on Willam, knocking him down, severing his sword-hand, and then driving Dark Sister into his brain by piercing his eye.

VI. Gunthor Royce (d. 134 AC): The "Bronze Giant". He was the first cousin of Lady Rhea Royce, and the first cousin once removed and first heir of Lord Willam Royce. Gunthor supported the claim of Ser Arnold Arryn during the Arryn Succession Crisis. He was killed by Ser Laurence Wydman during the Trial by Seven at Gulltown, who smashed Gunthor's face in with his morning star. Gunthor is the father of the current Lord of Runestone, and he is a grandfather.

VII. Rhea Royce (b. 84 AC - d. 115 AC): The hated first wife of King Daemon Targaryen. She was the daughter of Lord Yorbert Royce. Rhea never had any children, and she named her nephew, Lord Willam Royce, as her heir to spite her husband. Lady Royce was the ruling Lady of Runestone for sometime before she died from a head injury she sustained during a hawking accident. She was also the first cousin on Lord Gunthor Royce, and is the grandaunt of Lady Alyssa Royce and her two sisters.

Daemon referred to Rhea as the "Bronze Bitch".

House Shett of Gull Tower (the Vale)

I. Gerold Shett (d. 134 AC): The previous Knight of Gull Tower. He supported the claim of Ser Isembard Arryn during the Arryn Succession Crisis. Gerold was killed by Ser Corwyn Corbray. He was succeeded by his oldest son.

House Shett of Gulltown (the Vale)

I. Simon Shett (d. 134 AC): The previous Lord Shett. He supported the claim of Ser Arnold Arryn during the Arryn Succession Crisis. Simon was killed during the Trial by Seven at Gulltown. Married but childless at the time of his death, and also lacking brothers and nephews, Simon was succeeded by an elderly uncle of his.

House Templeton of Ninestars (the Vale)

I. Thomas Templeton (d. 134 AC): The previous Lord of Ninestars. He supported the claim of Ser Arnold Arryn during the Arryn Succession Crisis. Thomas was killed during the Trial by Seven at Gulltown. Ser Templeton was succeeded by his oldest son.

House Wydman (the Vale)

I. Laurence Wydman (d. 134 AC): A knight from House Wydman. He wielded a morning star. Laurence was bribed to support the claim of Ser Isembard Arryn during the Arryn Succession Crisis. Ser Wydman used his morning star to break the bones of Ser Rickard Hunter, deliver a blow to the back of Lord Borros Baratheon's head (the cause of Borros's migraines and mood swings), and smash in the face of Lord Gunthor Royce during the Trial by Seven at Gulltown. Laurence was killed by King Daemon Targaryen.

House Lannister of Casterly Rock (the Westerlands)

I. Jason Lannister (b. 95 AC): The current Lord of Casterly Rock and Warden of the West. He is married to Lady Johanna Westerling, and they six children together: Tyshara, Cerelle, Anora, Lelia, Marianne, and Loreon Lannister. Jason and Johanna have become grandparents in recent years. Ser Lannister is the twin brother of the late Ser Tyland Lannister, and their father might have been Lord Tymond Lannister. Jason has a mistress in Lannisport with whom he has a few bastard daughters.

However, Jason has grown tired of his mistress, and he tried to make his widowed sister-in-law, Lady Maris Baratheon, his new lover when she was engaged to his cousin, Ser Erwin Lannister. His sleaziness is what inspired Maris to break off her engagement to marry Jason's own father-in-law, Lord Roland Westerling, when the chance presented itself.

II. Tyshara Lannister: The firstborn daughter of Ser Jason Lannister and Lady Johanna Westerling. She is a canon character. Tyshara partipated in the Maiden's Day Ball in 133 AC, but her reputation was ruined after she was caught with a man in her bed, althoug Ser Unwin Peake may have orchestrated this to get rid of the competition so that his daughter could become queen.

III. Cerelle Lannister: The second born daughter of Ser Jason Lannister and Lady Johanna Westerling. She is a canon character. Cerelle was offered as a possible second wife to King Aegon III Targaryen by her mother in 133 AC.

IV. Anora Lannister: The third born daughter of Ser Jason Lannister and Lady Johanna Westerling. Her name in canon is unknown.

V. Lelia Lannister: The fourth born daughter of Ser Jason Lannister and Lady Johanna Westerling. Her name in canon is unkown. Lelia may have been named after Queen Lelia Lannister, the wife of King Harmund II Hoare.

VI. Marianne Lannister: The fifth born and youngest daughter of Ser Jason Lannister and Lady Johanna Westerling. Her canon name is unknown.

VII. Loreon Lannister (b. 126 AC): The heir to Casterly Rock. He is the only son of Ser Jason Lannister and Lady Johanna Westerling. Loreon is engaged to a girl from House Broom. He is twelve years older than his half-uncle, his mother's younger half-brother, Lord Tyland Westerling!

VIII. Tyland Lannister (b. 95 AC - d. 133 AC): The late twin brother of Ser Jason Lannister. He was the second Master of Coin to serve on the small council of Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen. Tyland was the first husband of Lady Maris Baratheon, and they had one daughter together: Lady Tara Lannister. Maris named her only child by her second husband after Tyland. Lord Lannister was the last Master of Ships to serve on the small council of King Viserys I Targaryen.

IX. Tara Lannister (b. 133 AC): The only daughter of Lady Maris Baratheon and her first husband, Lord Tyland Westerling. She is her mother's firstborn child, her father's only one. Tara is the stepdaughter of Lord Roland Westerling, and has a younger half-brother named Lord Tyland Westerling. She lives at Casterly Rock with her Uncle Jason and his family. Jason's wife, Lady Johanna Westerling, is Tara's stepsister!

X. Erwin Lannister: The ex-fiancé of Lady Maris Baratheon. He is the cousin of twins Sers Jason and Tyland Lannister. Erwin was betrothed to Maris in 136 AC, but the betrothal was called off after Maris married Lord Roland Westerling behind his back. Ser Lannister is a canon character.

House Lefford of Golden Tooth (the Westerlands)

I. Humfrey Lefford: The current Lord of Golden Tooth. He tried to offer his eldest grandson as a possible second husband to Lady Maris Baratheon in 136 AC. Humfrey is a canon character.

House Westerling of the Crag (the Westerlands)

I. Roland Westerling: The current Lord of the Crag. He is the second husband of Lady Maris Baratheon, and they have one son together: Lord Tyland Westerling. Roland has several sons and daughters from his first marriage, the eldest being Lady Johanna Westerling. He has five grandchildren from Johanna's marriage to Ser Jason Lannister: Tyshara, Cerelle, Anora, Lelia, Marianne, and Loreon Lannister. Roland has become a great-grandfather in recent years.

Lord Westerling is the stepfather of Lady Tara Lannister. Roland's health has been declining since the birth of his son. His wife is taking care of him.

II. Johanna Westerling: The current Lady of Casterly Rock. She is married to Ser Jason Lannister, and they have five children together: Tyshara, Cerelle, Anora, Lelia, Marianne, and Loreon Lannister. Johanna has become a grandmother in recent years. She has a few bastard stepdaughters from her husband's affair with his Lannisport mistress. Lady Westerling is the eldest daughter and child of Lord Roland Westerling, and she is the stepdaughter of his second wife, Lady Maris Baratheon.

The two women do not get along. Johanna is the stepsister of her husband's niece, Maris's daughter by the late Ser Tyland Lannister, Lady Tara Lannister! She has a baby half-brother named Lord Tyland Westerling.

III. Tyland Westerling (b. 138 AC): The youngest child of both Lord Roland Westerling and Lady Maris Baratheon (they are each other's second spouse). He is his mother's only son and second born child, and she named him after her first husband, Lord Tyland Lannister. Tyland has several fully grown half-siblings from his father's first marriage who have families of their own, the eldest being Lady Johanna Westerling, and an older half-sister from Maris's first marriage named Lady Tara Lannister who is only five years older than him. Lord Westerling is twelve years younger than Johanna's youngest child, his half-nephew, Lord Loreon Lannister!

IV. Jeyne Westerling (b. 27 AC - d. 48 AC): One of the Black Brides of King Maegor I Targaryen. Before she became queen, Jeyne was married to Ser Alyn Tarbeck. She became a widow after Alyn was killed in the Battle Beneath the God's Eye in 43 AC, and Jeyne gave to their son later that same year. Queen Jeyne Westerling was the second of Maegor the Cruel's wives to become pregnant. She went into labor when she was only six months pregnant however, and Jeyne gave birth to a stillborn monstrosity that had no arms and legs and both male and female genitalia.

Jeyne died shortly after the stillbirth took place. Her orphaned son later became the Lord of Tarbeck Hall, and he may have died during the Shivers plague in 59 AC when he was only sixteen years old...

House Groon (Lys)

I. Vaeya Groon (b. 99 AC): The unhappy Lyseni wife of Lord Adrianus Celtigar. They have three children together: Arthor, Dorian, and Beatrice Celtigar. Vaeya currently has four grandchildren: Gabriel, Willam, and twins Daphys and Daphne Celtigar. Lady Groon hates living at Claw Isle, and she looks down on the people of Crackclaw Point as being savage and backwards. She is a cousin of Magister Torreo Haen.

House Haen (Lys)

I. Torreo Haen: A magister from Lys. He has many daughters, one of them being Lady Myrmadora Haen. Torreo is a cousin of Lady Vaeya Groon.

House Rogare (Lys)

I. Fredo Rogare: The current First Magister of Lys and the head of the Rogare family. He is second born and now oldest living son of the late Magister Lysandro Rogare. Fredo is the proprietor of a pleasure house called "the Perfumed Garden". He had to reclaim his business as well as buy the freedom of his enslaved kinsmen upon returning to Lys after the Triarchy Civil War.

II. Drako Rogare: The third born and second oldest living son of Magister Lysandro Rogare. He fled to Volantis after his family's fall from grace in 130 AC, and has been living there every since. Drako has no desire to return to Lys.

III. Moredo Rogare: The current Gonfaloniere of Lys. He is the fourth born and third oldest living son of Magister Lysandro Rogare. Moredo wields the Valyrian Steel sword "Truth".

IV. Lotho Rogare: The fifth born and fourth oldest living son of Magister Lysandro Rogare. He is fluent in the Common Tongue, and Lotho served as a translator for both his family and the Targaryen's during the royal progress to the Three Daughters. Lotho is left-handed, and unlike his canon counterpart, he gets to keep his right hand in the alternate storyline.

V. Roggerio Rogare: The sixth born and youngest son of Magister Lysandro Rogare. He used to own a pleasure house called "the Mermaid's Daughter", which was lost in the aftermath of House Rogare's fall. Roggerio has revived his business as a pleasure ship that shares the same name as the brothel. He was sailing towards Volantis to see his brother Drako when the Targaryen's were visiting Lys on a progress.

VI. Lysara Rogare: The firstborn daughter of Magister Lysandro Rogare. She has extravagant tastes in jewelry and fashion.

VII. Marra Rogare: The second born daughter of Magister Lysandro Rogare. She is scholarly and likes books.

VIII. Larra Rogare (b. 115 AC): The wife of Prince Qyle Martell. They currently have two children together: Daryus and Ofelia Martell. Larra is the third born and youngest daughter of Magister Lysandro Rogare. She has trouble fitting in at the Martell court in Sunspear. Larra has a tense relationship with her sister-in-law, Princess Aliandra Martell, who has threatened to make Larra's life a living hell if she ever dared to leave Qyle and her children to return to Lys.

IX. Lysandro Rogare (d. 130 AC): A magister who liked to be called Lysandro "the Magnificent". He was the head of the Rogare Bank. Lysandro had twenty-five children, nine trueborn progeny by an unknown wife: Lysaro, Fredo, Drako, Moredo, Lotho, Roggerio, Lysara, Marra, and Larra Rogare, and sixteen bastard children by numerous women! Lysandro died from a heart attack after learning that his eldest son Lysaro had embezzled money from the clients of the Rogare Bank to help fund the Wylde Rebellion in Westeros. He has numerous grandchildren, but only two that Larra currently has are known: Daryus and Ofelia Martell.

Lysandro was the older brother of Prince Drazenko Rogare.

X. Lysaro Rogare (d. 130 AC): The late heir to the Rogare Bank. He was the firstborn son of Magister Lysandro Rogare. Hoping to secure a prominent position in the royal court after the success of the Wylde Rebellion, Lysaro embezzled money from his family's own bank to help buy sellswords and sellsails for Lord Jasper Wylde. The rebellion failed, and Lysaro was exposed as both a coconspirator and an embezzler. Lysaro was seized and taken to the Temple of Trade in Lys where he was whipped to death by the nobles whom he had embezzled from.

He was beheaded after his death, and Lysaro's pickled head was given to Queen Rhaenyra I Targaryen to show that he was dead. Lysaro's widow and their daughters were sold into slavery in the aftermath of House Rogare's fall.

XI. Drazenko Rogare (d. 135 AC): The late Prince Consort of Dorne. He was married to Princess Aliandra Martell, but they did not have any children together. Drazenko was the younger brother of Magister Lysandro Rogare. He choked to death on the bacon he was eating for breakfast the morning he died.

Lys

I. Sharako Lohar (d. 131 AC): A Lyseni admiral. He was the Black Swan's last lover. Both Sharako and Johanna were assasinated.

II. Vintennio Marzini (d. 131 AC): A Lyseni magister who had feelings for the Black Swan. Jealous of the attention that Admiral Lohar was receiving from the Black Swan, and not wanting anyone else to have her, Vintennio hired an assassin to take them both out. Magister Marzini's hired assassins was captured, and he revealed the man's name under torture. Vintennio was arrested and imprisoned, and he was found dead in his cell the day after his arrest. His throat had been cut so deeply that he was nearly decapitated.

Vintennio's actions caused the tensions in the Triarchy to spike sharply, and the Triarchy Civil War broke out shortly thereafter.

Myr

I. Soran of Myr (d. 134 AC): A sellsword who was hired by Ser Isembard Arryn to help fight for his claim to the Eyrie during the Arryn Succession Crisis. He was the first to be killed in the Trial by Seven at Gulltown. Soran was killed by Ser Corwyn Corbray, who stabbed Soran through the belly and into his spine, paralyzing him from the waist down. He was buried in a potter's field after the Trial had ended.

Smallfolk

I. Wesley (b. 77 AC - d. 134 AC): The former manservant of King Viserys I Targaryen. He was the son of the chief gaoler at the Red Keep, and his paternal grandfather came from Maidenpool. Wesley had three children: two unnamed daughters and one son, Ser Edmund Naeryon. He left behind several grandchildren at the time of his death, the eldest two being a grandson by his oldest daughter, and a granddaughter by his youngest daughter. Wesley was a conconspirator for the Black Conspiracy.

II. Marilda of Hull (b. 97 AC): The mother of Ser Addam and Lord Alyn Velaryon. She is the daugther of a shipwright from Hull. Marilda has never revealed the identity of the father of her sons, though some speculate that Addam and Alyn's father is either Lord Corlys Velaryon or his own son, Ser Laenor Velaryon. Marilda live at High Tide with her sons and grandchildren (currently has eight): Phaeton, Aenar, Cordylion, twins Rhaenyra and Rhaenys, and Marissa Velaryon, and Laenor and Jaehaerion Waters. She is the captain of a ship called "Mouse".

III. Alys Rivers: The mysterious mistress of Prince Aemond Targaryen. She has a bastard son by Aemond: Lydus Rivers. Alys was a wet nurse who breastfed the children of House Strong of Harrenhal during infancy, however, the rest of her past is a mystery. Some say Alys is the bastard daughter of the late Ser Lyonel Strong, but others claim that she was the wet nurse for Lyonel's two sons: Harwin and Larys, and maybe even Lyonel himself! Alys's date of birth is unknown, and she is believed to be twenty or even thirty years older than Aemond!

She is also rumored to practice witchcraft, and that Alys uses magic to maintain a youthful image. Alys has had several stillborn children in the past. She has the ability of precognition.

Faith of Seven

I. Septa Maris (b. 84 AC): The septa who helps to care for and teach the royal grandchildren. She is the bastard daughter of Ser Roy Connington and Lady Alys Turnberry. Maris's stepfather was Lord Dunstan Pryor. She was named after her birthplace, the Motherhouse of Maris. Her full name is Maris Stone.

Septa Maris has greying red hair. It she who suggested to Princess Alyssa Targaryen to name her newly hatched dragon Aemma after her great-grandmother since the dragon's coloring is similar that of House Arryn of the Eyrie's heraldry.

II. Septa Yilda: A septa who served House Celtigar of Claw Isle. She was the governess of Ladies Thea and Beatrice Celtigar during their girlhoods.

III. Septon Bernard: A cousin of Ser Unwin Peake. He was a descendant of Unwin's great-grandaunt. Unwin tried and failed to promote Bernard as a possible replacement for Rhaenyra's elderly confessor at the Red Keep during the Baratheon-Celtigar wedding at Claw Isle in 135 AC.

Other

I. Ser Luthor Largent: The Commander of the City Watch at King's Landing. He is steadfastly loyal to King Daemon Targaryen, who was once a member of the Gold Cloaks as well as their greatest benefactor.

End of Appendix! Quite a read, huh? I did not list the feral dragons since they are not an integral part of the story yet. I mention a lot of kinship terms here, so let me list them off for you:

1. Avunculate Marriage: An incestuous marriage between uncle and niece, and aunt and nephew. This can also include marriages between granduncle and grandniece, and grandaunt and grandnephew. Examples of this include Daemon and Rhaenyra I Targaryen (uncle and niece), and Jocelyn Baratheon and Aemon Targaryen (half-aunt and half-nephew).

2. Cousin Relationships:

. First Cousin - A cousin with whom you share a common set of grandparents with. Rhaenys and Daemon Targaryen are first cousins since they share Jaehaerys I and Alysanne Targaryen as their grandparents.

. First Cousin Once Removed - The child of your first cousin, or your parent's first cousin. Daemon Targaryen and Laena Velaryon were first cousins once removed since the former is the first cousin of Laena's mother, the latter was the daughter of Daemon's first cousin.

. Second Cousin - A cousin with whom you share a common set of great-grandparents with. Laenor Velaryon and Rhaenyra I Targaryen were second cousins since they shared Jaehaerys I and Alysanne Targaryen as their great-grandparents. The same principle applies to Daeron Targaryen and Bethany Hightower, who share great-grandparents from House Hightower.

. Second Cousin Once Removed - The child of your second cousin, or your parent's second cousin. Josephine Darklyn is the second cousin once removed of her late son-in-law, Gunthor Darklyn. As mentioned above, the Sea Snake and the Queen Who Never Was were second cousins once removed. The current Lord and Lady of Runestone are second cousins once removed too.

. Third Cousin - A cousin with whom you share a common set of great-great-grandparents with. Gunthor Darklyn and Meredyth Massey were third cousins since they shared a set of great-great-grandparents from House Darklyn.

See a pattern here? Adding another great to the ancestor ups the cousin relationship. The 'removed' part refers to generational differences. Once for one generation (parent's cousin or your cousin's child), twice for two (grandparent's cousin or your cousin's grandchild), three times or thrice for three (great-grandparent's cousin or your cousin's great-grandchild), and so on. Does this help?

Any tips or suggestions will be taken into consideration for the next appendix. Anyway, thanks for reading and please review! :)