House Targaryen of King's Landing

General Information

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General information about House Targaryen from the books.

Family Tree

• Baelor Targaryen (b. 144), the First of His Name, King of the Andals and the Rhoynar and the First Men, Lord of the Seven Kingdoms and Protector of the Realm,
  • his sister and wife, Queen Daena (b. 145),
  • his siblings:
    • {King Daeron} (b. 143), the First of His Name, called the Young Dragon, murdered at a parley by treacherous Dornish rebels (d. 161),
    • Queen Daena (b. 145), m. King Baelor Targaryen
      • Daena's lady companions:
        • Carmella Dondarrion (b. 142),
        • Jyana Arryn (b. 142),
        • Lysalla Serrett (b. 140),
        • Desmona Blackwood (b. 142),
        • Aurana Buckler (b. 139), a distant cousin,
        • Halanna Ryger (b. 142),
    • Princess Rhaena (b. 147), betrothed to {Ferro Antaryon} (b.126), the Sealord of Braavos, a great admiral, dead under mysterious circumstances (d.d 161),
    • Rhaena's ladies-in-waiting and companions:
      • {Kellyn Lannister} (b. 140), found murdered in an alleyway (d. 163),
      • Jenny Haigh (b. 143),
      • Sirona Hill (see House Lannister) (b. 136),
    • Princess Elaena (b. 150),
      • Elaena's ladies-in-waiting and companions:
        • Lene Staunton (b. 137),
        • Rosalind Buckler (b. 139),
        • Doryssa Massey (b. 143),
  • his father, {King Aegon}, the Third of His Name, called the Dragonbane (d. 157),
  • his deceased mother, of House Velaryon,
  • his uncle and cousins:
    • Prince Viserys (b. 119), the Hand of the King,
      • Viserys's son, Prince Aegon (b. 136), m. Princess Naerys Targaryen, his sister,
        • their son, Prince Daeron (b. 153), called Little Daeron, betrothed to Princess Mariah Martell (b. 152),
        • a companion, Ser Myles Hightower (b. 138),
        • {A miscarriage}
      • Viserys's son, Prince Aemon (b. 137), far-famed, called the Dragonknight, Lord Commander of the Kingsguard,
      • Viserys's daughter, Princess Naerys (b. 139), m. Prince Aegon Targaryen, her brother,
        • Naerys's lady companions:
          • Reyna Saltcliffe (b. 140), called the Silver Rose, Mistress of Keys for Naerys's household,
          • Orene Lefford (b. 137),
          • Fiona Reyne (b. 142),
          • Nessa Donniger (b. 129), a childless widow,
        • (See Prince Aegon),
      • his household retainers:
        • Ser Jarwen Hollard (b. 135), a household knight,
        • Ser Blayne Condon (b. 132), a household knight,
  • his cousin, Ser Alyn Velaryon (b. 133), a famous captain and hero of the Conquest of Dorne, called Oakenfist, the Master of Ships,
  • his small council:
    • Grand Maester Clement (b. 89), of House Risley,
    • Beron Buckwell (b. 127), master of coin,
    • Ser Alyn Velaryon, called Oakenfist, master of ships,
    • Lord Terin Ryger (b. 117), master of laws,
    • Prince Aemon Targaryen (b. 137), far-famed, called the Dragonknight, LLord Commander of the Kingsguard,
    • Preston Wayn (b. 97), called the Lame, master of whisperers,
  • his Kingsguard:
    • Prince Aemon Targaryen (b. 137), far-famed, called the Dragonknight, Lord Commander of the Kingsguard,
    • Ser Aleyn Florent (b. 108), a famous jouster, called Foxglove,
    • Ser Halbert Cordwayner (b. 114), called the Anvil of Hammerhal,
    • Ser Jaesin Lannister (b. 137), a knight of splendid repute,
    • Ser Galfrid Velaryon (b.125 ), a hero of the Dornish Conquest,
    • Ser Sorin of Sevenstreams (b. 136), once a hedge knight,
    • {Ser Osbert Bettley} (b. 123), murdered with his king by Dornish rebels (d. 161),
    • {Ser Joffrey Staunton} (b. 119), killed before Ghost Hill (d. 157),
    • {Ser Olyvar Oakheart}, called the Green Oak (b. 131), murdered with his king by Dornish rebels (d. 161),
  • his court and retainers:
    • Ser Crispin Donniger (b. 103), the King's Justice, a headsman,
    • Ser Dagur Saltcliffe (b. 139), called the Iron Serpent, Warden of Crackclaw Point,
      • Ser Willard Ryger (b. 141), heir to Willow Wood, Deputy Warden of Crackclaw Point,
      • Ser Jorian Crakehall (b. 141), an officer of the warden, his liason with the royal fleet,
      • Ser Josmyn Reyne (b. 138), an officer of the warden,
      • Ser Alyard Corbray (b. 132), a famous knight, an officer of the warden,
      • Ser Ammon Massey (b. 136), an officer of the warden,
    • Ser Richard Harte (b. 96), formerly commander of the City Watch of King's Landing, removed in disgrace following the Dornish Bread Riot, now commander once again,
    • Ser Sarmion Baratheon (b. 123), called the Stormbreaker, Harbormaster of King's Landing,
      • Ser Harstyn Tully (b. 130), his deputy,
    • {Ser William Waxley} (b. 119), royal steward, dead of the bloody flux in the Boneway (d. 161),
    • Ser Conrad Arryn (b. 130), royal steward, formerly Knight of the Bloody Gate,
    • Tall Tom (b. 120), a dwarfen jester and fool,
    • Ser Marq Errol (b. 142), the king's former squire, knighted by his own hand, now a battle companion,
    • Ser Burton Crakehall (b. 131), heir to Crakehall, the King's Scales,
    • Lord Allos Swann (b. 120), Lord of Stonehelm, the King's Counter,
    • Ser Denys Bolling (b. 113), master-at-arms, m. Tylarra Beesbury (b. 115),
      • Denys's son, Ser Eben (b. 133), an officer of the City Watch of King's Landing, m. Lynett Storm (b. 130), (see House Baratheon),
      • Denys's daughter, Malla (b. 137), m. {Ser Chayle Donniger} (b. 125, d. 158),
      • Denys's son, Calard (b. 142), a novice at the Citadel,
    • {Ser Jerome Cargyll} (b. 135, d. 157), son of Lord Barent and friend of Ser Alyn, made castellan of Ghost Hill, where he died (d. 157),
    • Ser Stevyn Locke (b. 129), called Winterfast, a hero of the Dornish conquest, one of the royal justiciars (d. 129),
    • Ser Anton Piper (b. 138), an officer of the City Watch of King's Landing,
    • Ser Alek Reyne (b. 117), commander of the River Gate of King's Landing,
    • Valena Rambton (b. 124), tutor to the royal princesses,
    • Elroy Lychester (b. 137), assistant keeper of the king's mews,
    • Ser Rance Hayford (b. 135), an officer of the royal mint of King's Landing, m. Jenette Celtigar (b. 137),
    • Ser Luthor Rivers (b. 132), Warden o f the Kingswood (see Smallwood),
      • Ser Farin Prester (b. 136), Deputy Warden of the Kingswood,
      • Ser Urston Coldwater (b. 138), Officer of the Kingswood,
      • Ser Jamos Smallwood (b. 127), Officer of the Kingswood,
      • Ser Humfrey Westerling (b. 137), Officer of the Kingswood,
    • Garen Crakehall (b. 151), a page at the Red Keep,
  • people in King's Landing:
    • Septon Bronner (b.111), a septon at the royal sept,
    • Jyck (b. 123), an armorer,
    • Symona Bywater (b. 130), a seamstress,
    • Sharla (b. 130), a former whore,
    • Savario (b. 116), a merchant from Pentos and the captain of the 'Foreign Mistress',
    • Tynara Willum (b. 142), a young noblewoman at court,
    • Dusty (b. 150), a Flea Bottom street urchin,
    • Ser Hyle Harte (b. 117), an officer of the City Watch,
    • Ser Trebor Thorne (b. 126), an officer of the City Watch,
    • Ser Jorian Crakehall (b. 141), captain of the royal galley Warrior's Sword and assistant to the quartermaster of the royal fleet,
    • Ser Sherett Follard (b. 132), an officer of the City Watch, m. Leonylla Buckwell (b. 137),
      • Sherett's son, Willas (b. 160),
  • Outlaws of the Kingswood:
    • Starion Flowers (b. 127), called the Starveling, a notorious outlaw captured and held prisoner, now executed (d. 162) (see House Beesbury),
    • Bors Breakhelm, {Urick Strongbear} (d. 162), and Wat the Strangler.