La Casa Targaryen, de raíz a rama — desde Aegon el Conquistador y sus reinas hermanas hasta los últimos dragones de la era. Cada banda es una generación; la línea bajo un nombre da sus padres, de modo que la descendencia se lee hacia abajo. Los años de reinado siguen a los maestres.
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Con el título de Lord of Dragonstone
Desposó wives and sisters, their names lost
He sold his estates in the Freehold and removed his household, five dragons, and his pride to a smoking rock in the narrow sea, on no firmer authority than a daughter's dream. Twelve years later Valyria burned, which rather settled the argument.
Fuentes TWOIAF · F&B
Desposó Gaemon the Glorious, her brother
Padres Aenar Targaryen
Her book of prophecies, Signs and Portents, is said to survive on Dragonstone, though no maester of the Citadel has been permitted to weigh its accuracy. Foreseeing the Doom remains the single best-attested prediction in the history of the discipline.
Fuentes TWOIAF · F&B
Con el título de Lord of Dragonstone
Desposó Daenys the Dreamer, his sister
Padres Aenar Targaryen
What precisely he did to earn the style 'Glorious' the chronicles neglect to say, which tells us something about the chronicles. He wed his sister after the Valyrian fashion and kept the line unbroken.
Fuentes TWOIAF
Con el título de Lord of Dragonstone
Desposó Elaena Targaryen, his sister; they ruled together
Padres Gaemon Targaryen · Daenys Targaryen
He shared the lordship with his sister-wife, an arrangement later Targaryens would emulate with markedly less domestic tranquility.
Fuentes TWOIAF
Con el título de Lady of Dragonstone
Desposó Aegon Targaryen, her brother
Padres Gaemon Targaryen · Daenys Targaryen
One of the few women to rule Dragonstone in her own right, jointly with her brother. The records grant her a name and little else, a courtesy the records extend to most women.
Fuentes TWOIAF
Con el título de Lord of Dragonstone
Padres Aegon Targaryen · Elaena Targaryen
He died without issue and the seat passed to his brother. The first Maegon; the later Maegor would make the name no luckier.
Fuentes TWOIAF
Con el título de Lord of Dragonstone
Padres Aegon Targaryen · Elaena Targaryen
Brother and heir to Maegon, and father of three lords in turn. The first bearer of a name that would end poorly on the Iron Throne, twice.
Fuentes TWOIAF
Con el título de Lord of Dragonstone
Padres Aerys Targaryen
Eldest of the three sons of Aerys who held Dragonstone each in turn, the first two dying childless. The Citadel possesses no explanation, which has never stopped anyone from proposing one.
Fuentes TWOIAF
Con el título de Lord of Dragonstone
Padres Aerys Targaryen
Second of the childless brothers. His tenure is a name in a list; history owes him nothing and has paid in full.
Fuentes TWOIAF
Con el título de Lord of Dragonstone
Padres Aerys Targaryen
Last of the three brothers, and the only one to leave a son — a small mercy without which the Conquest, the realm, and this chronicle would all be considerably shorter.
Fuentes TWOIAF
Con el título de Lord of Dragonstone
Desposó Lady Valaena Velaryon
Padres Daemion Targaryen
Father of the Conqueror and his sister-queens, and — if the kitchen gossip of Dragonstone is admitted as evidence — of Orys Baratheon besides. He did not live to see his children remake a continent.
Fuentes TWOIAF · F&B
Con el título de Lady of Dragonstone
Desposó Aerion, Lord of Dragonstone
Herself half Targaryen through her mother, so the Conqueror's Valyrian blood ran thick on both sides. The Velaryons have never let anyone forget it.
Fuentes TWOIAF · F&B
Con el título de Queen of the Seven Kingdoms
Dragón Vhagar
Desposó su hermano Aegon I
Padres Aerion Targaryen · Valaena Velaryon
Hermana mayor y primera esposa de Aegon, guerrera que portaba la espada valyria Hermana Oscura y fundó la Guardia Real. Los maestres la señalan como la más severa de las reinas del Conquistador.
Fuentes TWOIAF · F&B
Con el título de King of the Seven Kingdoms (r. 1–37 AC)
Dragón Balerion el Terror Negro
Desposó sus hermanas Visenya y Rhaenys
Padres Aerion Targaryen · Valaena Velaryon
Con sus hermanas y tres dragones forjó los Siete Reinos en uno solo y alzó el Trono de Hierro con las espadas de sus enemigos caídos. Seis reinos tomó a fuego; solo Dorne le desafió.
Fuentes TWOIAF · F&B · AGOT
Con el título de Queen of the Seven Kingdoms
Dragón Meraxes
Desposó su hermano Aegon I
Padres Aerion Targaryen · Valaena Velaryon
Hermana menor y segunda esposa de Aegon, la más amada de las tres y protectora de los cantores. Ella y Meraxes se perdieron sobre Dorne cuando un virote de escorpión arrancó a su dragón del cielo.
Fuentes TWOIAF · F&B
Con el título de King of the Seven Kingdoms (r. 37–42 AC)
Dragón Quicksilver
Desposó Alyssa Velaryon
Hijo apacible de Aegon por Rhaenys, mal avenido con un reino que aún olía a fuego de dragón. Su breve reinado se vio turbado por la rebelión y la creciente furia de la Fe.
Fuentes TWOIAF · F&B
Con el título de King of the Seven Kingdoms (r. 42–48 AC)
Dragón Balerion
Desposó seis esposas, las Novias Negras
Hijo de Aegon por Visenya, llamado el Cruel con buena razón — hizo la guerra a la Fe Militante y tomó seis esposas sin descendencia viva. Fue hallado muerto sobre el propio Trono de Hierro, sus filos clavados en su carne.
Fuentes TWOIAF · F&B
Dragón Dreamfyre
Desposó Aegon the Uncrowned, her brother; Maegor I, her uncle; Androw Farman
Padres Aenys I
Twice a queen and thrice a widow-maker's widow: her brother slain by their uncle, her uncle dead on his throne, her third husband a poisoner she fed to her dragon's namesake isle. She ended her days at Harrenhal, which she called a fitting home for grief.
Fuentes TWOIAF · F&B
Con el título de claimant King of the Seven Kingdoms
Dragón Quicksilver
Desposó Rhaena Targaryen, his sister
Padres Aenys I
Rightful heir by any law of succession then written, he raised his banner against his uncle and met Balerion above the Gods Eye. Quicksilver was a quarter the Black Dread's size, a ratio the battle faithfully reproduced.
Fuentes TWOIAF · F&B
Desposó unwed
Padres Aenys I
Kept at court as his uncle Maegor's squire, which is to say his hostage. When his mother fled to raise the realm against the king, the boy paid the price of her courage; Tyanna's questioners took nine days about it.
Fuentes TWOIAF · F&B
Con el título de King of the Seven Kingdoms (r. 48–103 AC)
Dragón Vermithor
Desposó su hermana Alysanne
Padres Aenys I
El Conciliador, llamado el Viejo Rey, que reinó cincuenta y cinco años — más que ningún otro Targaryen — y dio al reino ley, caminos y paz con la Fe. La Ciudadela lo tiene por el más grande de su linaje.
Fuentes TWOIAF · F&B · AGOT
Con el título de Queen of the Seven Kingdoms
Dragón Silverwing
Desposó su hermano Jaehaerys I
Padres Aenys I
La Buena Reina, hermana y esposa de Jaehaerys, amada por su sabiduría y su cuidado de la gente menuda. Voló en Silverwing hasta el Muro y obtuvo pequeñas gracias que los reyes habían negado por largo tiempo.
Fuentes TWOIAF · F&B
Padres Aenys I
The last child of Aenys and Alyssa, dead in infancy and remembered chiefly by completists. This chronicle is nothing if not complete.
Fuentes F&B
Dragón Balerion the Black Dread (claimed, unwisely)
Padres Aegon Targaryen · Rhaena Targaryen
Once heir to the Iron Throne, she claimed the Black Dread at thirteen and vanished for a year, returning fevered from — Septon Barth believed — Valyria itself. What died at Dragonstone was recorded by the only man brave enough to attend it, and his account is not read for pleasure.
Fuentes F&B
Con el título de Septa of Oldtown
Padres Aegon Targaryen · Rhaena Targaryen
Aerea's twin, given to the Faith as an infant, or possibly the twin swapped for Aerea — their mother alone knew and declined to say. She lived out her days quietly in the Starry Sept, which for a woman of this family constitutes a triumph.
Fuentes F&B
Padres Jaehaerys I · Alysanne
The Old King's firstborn, come too soon and gone in three days. The maesters who count thirteen children of Jaehaerys begin their count in sorrow.
Fuentes F&B
Padres Jaehaerys I · Alysanne
The first princess of her name, a merry child carried off by the Shivers at seven. Two later Daeneryses would fare better, though one of them is still being written.
Fuentes F&B
Con el título de Prince of Dragonstone
Dragón Caraxes
Desposó Jocelyn Baratheon
Padres Jaehaerys I · Alysanne
Heir apparent for near forty years, slain on Tarth by a Myrish crossbow bolt meant for another man. His death posed the question — his daughter or his brother? — that the Old King answered one way, the Great Council another, and the Dance answered in fire.
Fuentes F&B · TWOIAF
Con el título de Prince of Dragonstone
Dragón Vhagar
Desposó su hermana Alyssa
Padres Jaehaerys I · Alysanne
Llamado el Valiente, segundo hijo de Jaehaerys y Alysanne y jinete de la vieja Vhagar, nombrado heredero tras la muerte de su hermano Aemon. Un vientre reventado se lo llevó antes de que pudiera heredar, y la sucesión prosiguió con desasosiego.
Fuentes F&B · TWOIAF
Dragón Meleys
Desposó su hermano Baelon
Padres Jaehaerys I · Alysanne
Hija de Jaehaerys y Alysanne, desposada con su hermano Baelon y madre de Viserys y Daemon. Murió joven, y su pérdida afligió duramente al Viejo Rey.
Fuentes F&B
Con el título de Septa
Padres Jaehaerys I · Alysanne
Given to the Faith, she became the family's peacemaker and died of greyscale contracted nursing its victims. Sanctity is rare enough in this house to deserve a line of its own.
Fuentes F&B
Con el título de Archmaester of the Citadel, ring, rod and mask of yellow gold
Padres Jaehaerys I · Alysanne
The only dragon ever to earn an archmaester's mask, he preferred equations to courtiers and told his father as much. The Citadel notes with quiet satisfaction that the family's sole maester is also its least troublesome member.
Fuentes F&B · TWOIAF
Desposó Lord Rodrik Arryn
Padres Jaehaerys I · Alysanne
Timid, sweet, and frightened of nearly everything, she died at eighteen birthing the daughter who would be Viserys I's first queen. Through gentle Daella, then, runs the line to Rhaenyra — history has a taste for such ironies.
Fuentes F&B
Padres Jaehaerys I · Alysanne
The wild daughter, caught at scandal, sent to the silent sisters, and gone over the wall to Lys before her vows. She ended a wealthy woman keeping a famous pleasure house in Volantis, and when invited home replied that she was home — one rather admires her.
Fuentes F&B · TWOIAF
Padres Jaehaerys I · Alysanne
The beauty of the brood, promised to old Lord Manderly and determined to wed a prince instead. A midnight horse race through King's Landing, taken drunk, ended the question at seventeen.
Fuentes F&B
Padres Jaehaerys I · Alysanne
The eleventh child, dead within the year. The queen was forty-seven; the maesters had counseled against further children, and were not thanked for it.
Fuentes F&B
Padres Jaehaerys I · Alysanne
The twelfth child, who did not see his second year. His name is preserved here so that somewhere, at least, it is preserved.
Fuentes F&B
Padres Jaehaerys I · Alysanne
The last and simplest of the thirteen, her mother's shadow and comfort. Seduced and abandoned by a wandering singer, she drowned herself in Blackwater Bay; the court was told a summer fever, and the queen never recovered from the truth.
Fuentes F&B · TWOIAF
Dragón Meleys, the Red Queen
Desposó Lord Corlys Velaryon, the Sea Snake
Padres Aemon Targaryen
Passed over for the throne twice — once by her grandfather, once by the lords at Harrenhal — for the grave defect of her sex. She died at Rook's Rest at five-and-fifty, meeting two dragons alone, and no one who watched called her the lesser claimant again.
Fuentes F&B · TWOIAF
Con el título de King of the Seven Kingdoms (r. 103–129 AC)
Dragón Balerion (en su juventud)
Desposó Aemma Arryn, y luego Alicent Hightower
El último jinete de Balerion el Terror Negro y un rey pacífico que presidió el mediodía dorado de la dinastía. Su incapacidad para zanjar la sucesión entre su hija y sus hijos encendió el fuego que vino después.
Fuentes F&B · TWOIAF
Con el título de Prince of the City; King of the Stepstones and the Narrow Sea; Prince consort
Dragón Caraxes, el Gusano de Sangre
Desposó al fin, su sobrina Rhaenyra
El Príncipe Canalla, inquieto y peligroso, jinete de Caraxes y portador de Hermana Oscura; hermano del rey y, al final, esposo de su propia sobrina. Ningún hombre del reino era más temido con una espada en la mano.
Fuentes F&B · TWOIAF
The birth that killed his mother Alyssa, and a life that did not outlast the mourning. Baelon never wed again.
Fuentes F&B
Con el título de Queen of the Seven Kingdoms
Desposó Viserys I
Padres Daella Targaryen
Daella's daughter, wed at eleven, dead in the birthing bed at three-and-twenty by a decision the king made for her. Her one surviving child was Rhaenyra, whom the realm would learn to reckon with.
Fuentes F&B · TWOIAF
Con el título de Queen of the Seven Kingdoms
Desposó Viserys I
Ser Otto's daughter, who read to the Old King through his failing years and wed his heir's heir within two years of Aemma's grave being closed. Four children, one crown wrongly or rightly seized for her son, and a war named for a dance later, she died of the Winter Fever asking to see children the war had already spent.
Fuentes F&B · TWOIAF
Dragón Vhagar
Desposó Daemon Targaryen
Padres Rhaenys Targaryen
The Sea Snake's daughter, offered to King Viserys as a bride and passed over for Alicent, she claimed instead the oldest dragon alive and, in time, the most dangerous prince. She died of a childbed gone wrong at Driftmark; the tale that she rose from her deathbed to die beside Vhagar is precisely the sort her family favors, which does not make it false.
Fuentes F&B · TWOIAF
Con el título de Ser
Dragón Seasmoke
Desposó Rhaenyra Targaryen
Padres Rhaenys Targaryen
Rhaenys's son, wed to Rhaenyra to bind the two claims the Great Council had sundered, his affections engaged, notoriously, elsewhere. His friend Ser Qarl Correy put a blade in him at a fair in Spicetown over a quarrel no two accounts agree on; the three sons of his marriage bore his name, and the court wits observed that they bore little else of his.
Fuentes F&B · TWOIAF
Con el título de Princess of Dragonstone; queen by her partisans' reckoning (129–130 AC)
Dragón Syrax
Desposó Laenor Velaryon, y luego su tío Daemon
Padres Viserys I · Aemma Arryn
Nombrada heredera por su padre y coronada en Rocadragón, sostuvo Desembarco del Rey durante medio año en la guerra que los hombres llaman la Danza de los Dragones. Los registros aún se disputan si nombrarla reina.
Fuentes F&B · TWOIAF
Padres Viserys I · Aemma Arryn
The son cut from Aemma at his father's word, he outlived his mother by a single day. Prince Daemon's cup-jape about an heir for a day cost him the succession and fixed it upon Rhaenyra — no Targaryen ever moved history further by leaving it faster.
Fuentes F&B
Con el título de King of the Seven Kingdoms (r. 129–131 AC)
Dragón Sunfyre el Dorado
Desposó su hermana Helaena
Padres Viserys I · Alicent Hightower
El hijo mayor de Viserys, coronado por los verdes contra la pretensión de su hermana; su guerra por el trono acabó casi por completo con los dragones. Ganó la Danza y perdió el futuro.
Fuentes F&B · TWOIAF
Con el título de Queen of the Seven Kingdoms
Dragón Dreamfyre
Desposó su hermano Aegon II
Padres Viserys I · Alicent Hightower
Hija de Viserys y Alicent, desposada con su hermano Aegon II y madre de sus herederos; una dulce soñadora a la que las crueldades de la guerra quebrantaron.
Fuentes F&B · TWOIAF
Con el título de Prince Regent (briefly)
Dragón Vhagar
Desposó unwed; kept company with Alys Rivers
Padres Viserys I · Alicent Hightower
El más feroz de los hijos de Alicent, que reclamó a la monstruosa Vhagar siendo niño y de adulto incendió las Tierras de los Ríos. Él y Daemon cayeron juntos en llamas sobre el Ojo de Dioses.
Fuentes F&B · TWOIAF
Dragón Tessarion, the Blue Queen
Desposó unwed
Padres Viserys I · Alicent Hightower
The gentlest of Alicent's sons, which the burning of Bitterbridge suggests was a low bar. He died at sixteen in the night chaos of Second Tumbleton, his body never surely identified among the burned, a detail that bred pretenders for a generation.
Fuentes F&B · TWOIAF
Dragón Moondancer
Desposó Ser Alyn Velaryon, Lord of the Tides
Padres Daemon · Laena Velaryon
Daemon's daughter by Laena Velaryon, who flew a half-grown dragon against Sunfyre to cover Dragonstone's escape and walked away from the wreck scarred and unrepentant. She wed the Sea Snake's heir and gave the regency councils no end of grief, all of it deserved.
Fuentes F&B
Dragón Morning
Desposó Ser Corwyn Corbray; Garmund Hightower
Padres Daemon · Laena Velaryon
Baela's twin, born in Pentos, whose egg finally hatched after the Dance had killed nearly every other dragon — Morning, the last new hope of her kind. Six daughters by her second husband carried the blood into the Reach.
Fuentes F&B
Con el título de Prince of Dragonstone
Dragón Vermax
Desposó betrothed to Baela Targaryen
Padres Rhaenyra · Laenor Velaryon
Rhaenyra's heir, whose embassy won the North and the Vale for his mother while his uncles won only battles. He fell at the Gullet leading from the front, brown-haired like Ser Harwin Strong and brave like nobody's business — the maesters may draw their own conclusions, as they always have.
Fuentes F&B · TWOIAF
Dragón Arrax
Desposó betrothed to Rhaena Targaryen
Padres Rhaenyra · Laenor Velaryon
Sent to Storm's End as an envoy at fourteen and chased into the storm by his uncle on a dragon five times Arrax's size. His death was the war's point of no return; Aemond claimed he meant only to frighten the boy, and Vhagar was not consulted.
Fuentes F&B · TWOIAF
Con el título de Prince of Dragonstone (briefly)
Dragón Tyraxes
Padres Rhaenyra · Laenor Velaryon
Thirteen years old when King's Landing fell apart around him, he tried to fly a half-wild dragon not his own to save the others from the Dragonpit mob. He fell from Syrax's back over Flea Bottom; courage and sense ripen at different rates.
Fuentes F&B
Born a moon too soon on Dragonstone, in the very hour her mother learned of her half-brother's coronation, and born dead and malformed. Rhaenyra laid the child at the greens' feet; by some accountings she was the Dance's first casualty, dead before the first banner rose.
Fuentes F&B
Con el título de Prince of Dragonstone
Dragón Shrykos (hatchling)
Six years old when the men called Blood and Cheese made his mother choose, then took his head regardless of her answer. Whatever else is said of the Dance, it was paid for in coin like this.
Fuentes F&B
Con el título de Queen of the Seven Kingdoms
Dragón Morghul (hatchling)
Desposó Aegon III, her cousin
Simple, sweet, and married at ten to the boy whose mother her father had fed to a dragon — the peace of the realm resting on two traumatized children. She went from a window of Maegor's Holdfast like her mother before her, and whether she jumped or was helped remains one of the regency's uglier questions.
Fuentes F&B
The son his mother named to die and could not save by naming. Smuggled toward Oldtown, he was torn apart — or crushed, the accounts differ — by a mob at Bitterbridge at the age of three; the town paid for it later, which mended nothing.
Fuentes F&B
Con el título de King of the Seven Kingdoms (r. 131–157 AC)
Dragón Stormcloud (perdido en la niñez)
Desposó Jaehaera, y luego Daenaera Velaryon
Hijo de Rhaenyra y Daemon, que llegó al trono siendo un niño atormentado tras ver a su madre devorada por un dragón. En su reinado los últimos dragones menguaron y murieron.
Fuentes F&B · TWOIAF
Con el título de King of the Seven Kingdoms (r. 171–172 AC)
Desposó Larra Rogare
Hijo menor de Rhaenyra y Daemon, la Mano más hábil que tres reyes tuvieron jamás, que gobernó en todo menos en el nombre durante años antes de portar él mismo la corona por un solo año.
Fuentes TWOIAF · F&B
Con el título de King of the Seven Kingdoms (r. 157–161 AC)
Desposó unwed
Padres Aegon III
Un muchacho de catorce años que conquistó Dorne con espada y pluma — y no pudo retenerlo. Murió en las arenas dornienses a los dieciocho años, su conquista ya deshecha.
Fuentes TWOIAF · AGOT
Con el título de King of the Seven Kingdoms (r. 161–171 AC); septon
Desposó su hermana Daena (repudiada)
Padres Aegon III
Un rey-septón de fama piedad que caminó descalzo hasta Dorne para hacer la paz y se consumió en ayunos. Santo y medio loco, repudió a su hermana-esposa y entregó sus días a la oración.
Fuentes TWOIAF · AGOT
Desposó Baelor I, her brother (in name only)
Padres Aegon III
Wife to a king who would not touch her and prisoner of the Maidenvault he built to prove it, she escaped its walls repeatedly and its purpose once, spectacularly. The son she bore in 170 AC she named Daemon, and he would cost the realm more than all her defiances together.
Fuentes TWOIAF
Con el título de Septa
Padres Aegon III
The middle sister of the Maidenvault, who answered captivity with piety and took vows as a septa upon her release. Of the three sisters she alone gave history no trouble, and history has repaid her with near-total silence.
Fuentes TWOIAF
Desposó Ossifer Plumm; Ronnel Penrose; Ser Michael Manwoody
Padres Aegon III
Youngest of the Maidenvault sisters, wed thrice for other people's convenience, she ran her second husband's counting-house, some say the realm's, and loved only Alyn Velaryon, to whom she bore two bastards. The cleverest financial mind of her generation spent it doing sums under other men's names.
Fuentes TWOIAF · ASOS
Con el título de King of the Seven Kingdoms (r. 172–184 AC)
Desposó su hermana Naerys
Padres Viserys II
Glotón y lujurioso, agravió a su hermana-esposa Naerys y, moribundo, legitimó a sus bastardos — sembrando las semillas de un siglo de rebelión.
Fuentes TWOIAF · ASOS · TSS
Con el título de Ser; Lord Commander of the Kingsguard
Desposó none; his vows, and perhaps his heart, forbade it
Padres Viserys II
El más auténtico caballero de su época, Lord Comandante de la Guardia Real y campeón jurado de su hermana Naerys. Murió protegiendo al rey que menos lo merecía.
Fuentes TWOIAF · AGOT · ASOS
Con el título de Queen of the Seven Kingdoms
Desposó su hermano Aegon IV
Padres Viserys II
Hermana y esposa a su pesar de Aegon IV, piadosa y frágil, madre de Daeron II; su nombre queda unido en las canciones al de su hermano el Caballero Dragón.
Fuentes TWOIAF · ASOS
Con el título de King of the Seven Kingdoms (r. 184–209 AC)
Desposó Myriah Martell
El Bueno, que al fin incorporó Dorne al reino por matrimonio y no por la guerra. El rumor, sembrado por su propio padre, susurraba que era hijo del Caballero Dragón y ningún dragón verdadero — una calumnia que los Blackfyre alzarían como estandarte.
Fuentes TWOIAF · THK · AGOT
Con el título de Princess consort of Dorne
Desposó Maron Martell, Prince of Dorne
Her marriage in 187 AC sealed Dorne to the Iron Throne, whatever her heart had wanted — and the songs insist it wanted Daemon Blackfyre. She is said to have counseled mercy for Daemon's captive sons, proving grace survives even a political wedding.
Fuentes TWOIAF · TSS
Con el título de Ser; pretender King of the Seven Kingdoms
Desposó Rohanne de Tyrosh
Padres Aegon IV · Daena Targaryen
Hijo bastardo de Aegon IV, dotado con la espada ancestral Blackfyre y legitimado en el lecho de muerte de su padre. Alzó al dragón negro en rebelión y cayó junto a sus hijos gemelos en el Campo de la Hierba Roja.
Fuentes TWOIAF · TSS · TMK
Con el título de Ser; founder and captain-general of the Golden Company
Desposó Calla Blackfyre (see the Blackfyre roll)
Padres Aegon IV
El bastardo de Aegon por una Bracken y enemigo de toda la vida de Cuervo de Sangre. Exiliado tras el Campo de la Hierba Roja, fundó la Compañía Dorada y mantuvo viva la causa Blackfyre al otro lado del mar Angosto por el resto de sus días.
Fuentes TWOIAF · TMK · ADWD
Con el título de Hand of the King; Lord Commander of the Night's Watch
Desposó none wed; Shiera Seastar shared his bed and refused his hand
Padres Aegon IV
El bastardo albino de Aegon por una Blackwood — hechicero, maestro espía y Mano, portador de Hermana Oscura. Con el tiempo tomó el negro y desapareció más allá del Muro, y el pueblo libre cuenta de él historias aún más extrañas.
Fuentes TWOIAF · TMK · ADWD
Desposó none; she collected proposals as other women collect jewels
Padres Aegon IV
Last and loveliest of the Great Bastards, one eye green and one blue, learned in tongues and — the credulous add — in darker arts involving baths of blood. Bittersteel and Bloodraven both wanted her; she took the one as a lover and the other's war as an entertainment, and outfoxed history itself by escaping its notice.
Fuentes TWOIAF · TMK
Con el título de Prince of Dragonstone; Hand of the King
Desposó Jena Dondarrion
Padres Daeron II
The finest man of his line, who won the Redgrass Field with a hammer-stroke and died at Ashford of his own brother's mace, defending a hedge knight in a trial of seven. Maekar's blow was accidental; the realm's loss was not, and every misery of the next fifty years may be traced to that cracked helm.
Fuentes TWOIAF · THK
Con el título de King of the Seven Kingdoms (r. 209–221 AC)
Desposó Aelinor Penrose
Padres Daeron II
Erudito y estéril, más cómodo entre pergaminos que en el arte de gobernar, dejó el mando a su Mano, Cuervo de Sangre, a través de sequía y rebelión. Murió sin descendencia.
Fuentes TWOIAF · TMK
Desposó Alys Arryn
Padres Daeron II
Gentle and mad in equal measure, given to dancing alone through the Red Keep unclothed, he was loved and pitied and never crowned. He choked on a lamprey pie at a feast, a death the family's enemies found funnier than his children did.
Fuentes TWOIAF · TMK
Con el título de King of the Seven Kingdoms (r. 221–233 AC)
Desposó Dyanna Dayne
Padres Daeron II
Un guerrero severo y capaz, cuarto hijo y largamente eclipsado, que llegó tarde al trono y murió bajo los muros de un castillo rebelde. Padre del rey Improbable y de un maestre que los sobreviviría a todos.
Fuentes TWOIAF · THK · TSS
Con el título de Prince of Dragonstone
Desposó Kiera of Tyrosh
Padres Baelor Targaryen
Breakspear's heir, a promising shadow of a great father, carried off by the Great Spring Sickness within the year. His twin sons by Kiera were born dead or died in the cradle, and so Baelor's whole line went into the fire-pits of 209.
Fuentes TWOIAF · THK
Padres Baelor Targaryen
Baelor's second son, dead of the same plague in the same terrible spring as his brother. The epithet the court gave him was a jest; the Stranger, as usual, laughed last.
Fuentes TWOIAF
Con el título de Prince of Dragonstone
Desposó Aelora Targaryen, his twin sister
Padres Rhaegel Targaryen
Named heir upon his father's death, he died at his own sister-wife's hand in a mishap so strange the chronicles agree only on calling it strange. The Citadel's copies decline to particularize, which has never once prevented speculation.
Fuentes TWOIAF
Con el título de Princess of Dragonstone, heir to the Iron Throne
Desposó Aelor Targaryen, her twin
Padres Rhaegel Targaryen
Made heir after the accident that killed her twin at her own hands, she was set upon at a masked ball by three men remembered as the Rat, the Hawk, and the Pig, and her mind did not survive what her body did. She took her own life, and the crown passed on to Maekar's line.
Fuentes TWOIAF
Desposó Aerion Brightflame, her cousin
Padres Rhaegel Targaryen
Rhaegel's younger daughter, wed to the family's monster and mother of the babe Maegor whom the Great Council of 233 declined to crown. Of her feelings on any of this the record preserves, characteristically, nothing.
Fuentes TWOIAF
Desposó Kiera of Tyrosh, widow of his cousin Valarr
Padres Maekar I
Maekar's eldest, who drank, he confessed, to drown the prophetic dreams — including one of a dragon falling dead at Ashford that came true enough to unsettle. He wed his dead cousin's widow, fathered a daughter, and died of a pox got from a camp follower before his father's crown could ever have burdened him.
Fuentes TWOIAF · THK
Con el título de Prince of the blood
Desposó Daenora Targaryen, his cousin
Padres Maekar I
He broke a puppeteer's fingers for staging a dragon's death, was exiled to Lys for worse, and ended by drinking wildfire in the certainty it would make him a dragon. It made him a corpse, resolving at a stroke a succession problem and a moral one.
Fuentes TWOIAF · THK
Con el título de Maester of the Citadel; sworn brother of the Night's Watch at Castle Black
Desposó none; chain and cloak both forbid it
Padres Maekar I
Hijo de Maekar que renunció a su propia pretensión al trono y tomó la cadena de maestre, sirviendo su larga vida en el Muro para que su hermano Aegon pudiera reinar sin disputa.
Estas bifurcaciones nombran muertes, finales y sendas que los libros aún no han recorrido. Desvélalas solo si conoces ambos caminos, o si no temes saber.
Fuentes TWOIAF · AGOT · AFFC
Con el título de King of the Seven Kingdoms (r. 233–259 AC)
Desposó Betha Blackwood
Padres Maekar I
El cuarto hijo de un cuarto hijo, que fue escudero de un caballero errante y llegó al trono contra todo pronóstico — un rey que amaba a la gente menuda y guerreó contra sus propios señores por su bien. Pereció en el fuego de Refugio Estival, persiguiendo el sueño de despertar dragones.
Fuentes TWOIAF · THK · ASOS
Padres Maekar I
Elder of Maekar's two daughters, of whom the chronicles preserve a name and an existence. Egg spoke of his sisters with affection, which is more testimony than most princesses receive.
Fuentes TWOIAF · THK
Padres Maekar I
Maekar's younger daughter, who — her brother once let slip — put a love potion in his drink as a girl. History records the prank and forgets the woman; the Citadel apologizes for its predecessors.
Fuentes TWOIAF · THK
Padres Daeron Targaryen
Daeron's only child, sweet and simple-minded, passed over without debate by the Great Council of 233. She appears in history precisely once, to be set aside, and this entry is her whole monument.
Fuentes TWOIAF
Padres Aerion Targaryen · Daenora Targaryen
An infant when the Great Council passed him over — the lords wanting no babe on the throne, and wanting Aerion's blood on it rather less. What became of the boy afterward no chronicle says, a silence certain pretender-fanciers have found roomy enough to build in.
Fuentes TWOIAF
Con el título de Prince of Dragonstone (renounced)
Desposó Jenny de las Piedras Viejas
Padres Aegon V
Heredero de Aegon V, que renunció a su derecho a la corona para desposar a Jenny de las Piedras Viejas por amor. Murió junto a su padre en las llamas de Refugio Estival.
Fuentes TWOIAF · ASOS
Con el título de King of the Seven Kingdoms (r. 259–262 AC)
Desposó su hermana Shaera
Padres Aegon V
Un rey frágil y de vida breve, hijo de Aegon V, que desposó a su hermana Shaera y sanó algunas de las heridas que Refugio Estival había dejado. De su breve reinado vinieron los últimos reyes del linaje del dragón.
Fuentes TWOIAF · ASOS
Con el título de Queen of the Seven Kingdoms
Desposó Jaehaerys II, her brother
Padres Aegon V
Betrothed to Luthor Tyrell, heir to Highgarden, and having none of it, she eloped with her own brother at fourteen while their parents' backs were turned. Aegon the Unlikely had married for love and forbidden his children the same; they took, one by one, the precedent over the instruction.
Fuentes TWOIAF
Desposó betrothed to Olenna Redwyne; he declined to proceed
Padres Aegon V
He refused his Redwyne match — to the later Queen of Thorns' loudly professed relief — and kept instead the company of his sworn shield, Ser Jeremy Norridge. He died leading men against the rising of the outlaw styled the Rat, the Hawk, and the Pig, and left no issue.
Fuentes TWOIAF
Desposó Ormund Baratheon, Lord of Storm's End
Padres Aegon V
Sent to Storm's End as a cupbearer to soothe the fury of her brother Duncan's broken betrothal, she was wed to its lord and bore him Steffon. Through quiet Rhaelle, every Baratheon claim to the Iron Throne is a Targaryen claim wearing antlers.
Fuentes TWOIAF · ASOS
Con el título de King of the Seven Kingdoms (r. 262–283 AC)
Desposó su hermana Rhaella
Padres Jaehaerys II · Shaera Targaryen
Cuyo reinado se agrió de brillante promesa a crueldad y fuego hasta que su propio escudo jurado lo abatió. Con él llegaron a su fin los tres siglos de la dinastía sobre el Trono de Hierro.
Fuentes TWOIAF · AGOT · ASOS
Con el título de Queen of the Seven Kingdoms
Desposó su hermano Aerys II
Padres Jaehaerys II · Shaera Targaryen
Hermana y esposa de Aerys, que soportó su locura y le dio tres hijos vivos. Murió en Rocadragón dando vida al último de ellos mientras el reino caía en manos de los usurpadores.
Fuentes TWOIAF · AGOT
Con el título de Prince of Dragonstone
Desposó Elia Martell de Dorne
Un arpista melancólico y caballero sin par, amado por el reino, tenido por muchos como el mejor rey que Poniente jamás tuvo. Su fuga con Lyanna Stark encendió la guerra que derrocó a su casa, y cayó bajo el mandoble de Robert Baratheon en el Tridente.
Fuentes AGOT · ACOK · ASOS · TWOIAF
The first daughter of Aerys and Rhaella, born dead. With her began the procession of small coffins that the king would come to blame on every hand but the gods'.
Fuentes TWOIAF
The second son, given half a year of the world. The king's suspicions had not yet curdled to cruelty; grief, that once, was still permitted to be only grief.
Fuentes TWOIAF
Born two moons too soon and gone within the year, between a stillbirth and a namesake who fared no better. The name Aegon has crowned five kings; it has buried far more boys.
Fuentes TWOIAF
His death the king laid first upon a wet nurse, whom he beheaded, and then upon his own mistress, whom he used worse. Thereafter Aerys kept to his queen alone at a septon's urging, and of that grim penance the realm got Viserys.
Fuentes TWOIAF
Con el título de claimant King of the Seven Kingdoms, styled the Third of His Name
Desposó unwed
Segundo hijo de Aerys, un niño cuando la dinastía cayó, que huyó al otro lado del mar Angosto para alimentar la corona de su padre y su propia amargura, llamándose a sí mismo el rey legítimo a través de largos años de exilio mendicante.
Estas bifurcaciones nombran muertes, finales y sendas que los libros aún no han recorrido. Desvélalas solo si conoces ambos caminos, o si no temes saber.
Fuentes AGOT · AGOT App.
Con el título de Queen of Meereen; claimant Queen of the Seven Kingdoms, styled the First of Her Name
Dragón Drogon, Rhaegal, Viserion
Desposó Khal Drogo; Hizdahr zo Loraq
Última hija legítima de Aerys y Rhaella, nacida en Rocadragón en medio de la tormenta que puso fin al reinado de su casa, y vendida en su niñez al khal dothraki Drogo al otro lado del mar Angosto.
Estas bifurcaciones nombran muertes, finales y sendas que los libros aún no han recorrido. Desvélalas solo si conoces ambos caminos, o si no temes saber.
Fuentes AGOT · ACOK · ASOS · ADWD
Padres Rhaegar
Joven hija de Rhaegar y Elia Martell de Dorne, una niña en la Fortaleza Roja cuando Desembarco del Rey cayó ante la hueste Lannister.
Estas bifurcaciones nombran muertes, finales y sendas que los libros aún no han recorrido. Desvélalas solo si conoces ambos caminos, o si no temes saber.
Fuentes AGOT · ACOK · TWOIAF
Con el título de Prince of Dragonstone
Padres Rhaegar
Hijo de pecho de Rhaegar y Elia, nombrado como el Conquistador y aclamado heredero del Trono de Hierro, todavía un bebé en brazos cuando cayó su padre.
Estas bifurcaciones nombran muertes, finales y sendas que los libros aún no han recorrido. Desvélalas solo si conoces ambos caminos, o si no temes saber.
Fuentes AGOT · ACOK · ADWD
Padres Daenerys
Estas bifurcaciones nombran muertes, finales y sendas que los libros aún no han recorrido. Desvélalas solo si conoces ambos caminos, o si no temes saber.
Fuentes AGOT
Las tarjetas de trazo discontinuo señalan a los Grandes Bastardos y su línea Fuegoscuro — nacidos de Aegon el Indigno y legitimados en su lecho de muerte. Los nombres velados pertenecen al relato presente; descúbrelos solo si no temes saber.
Hijos e hijas menores cuya sangre se abrió camino por su cuenta —algunos fundando casas de su propio nombre, algunos reducidos a una línea en los anales, algunos disputados hasta el día de hoy.
Con el título de Lord of Storm's End; first Hand of the King
Desposó Argella Durrandon
Rumored bastard of Lord Aerion and thus half-brother to the Conqueror, he slew the last Storm King, wed his daughter, and took the dead man's words, sigil, and seat for a house of his own. Aegon never confirmed the rumor and never punished it, which most maesters read as confirmation with better manners.
Fuentes TWOIAF · F&B · AGOT App.
Con el título de Lord Plumm
Padres Elaena Targaryen
Elaena's son of record by old Lord Ossifer Plumm, who — the japes insist — died of the sight of his bride on the wedding night, leaving the arithmetic of conception to King Aegon IV. The brown-skinned sellsword Ben Plumm of the Second Sons claims descent, and claims his drop of dragon blood soothes dragons; the dragons have not yet contradicted him.
Fuentes TWOIAF · ASOS · ADWD
Padres Elaena Targaryen
Elaena's son by Alyn Velaryon, the great love she was never permitted to marry. The Oakenfist's bastards were raised in comfort and left small mark on the chronicles, which by this family's standard is a blessing.
Fuentes TWOIAF
Padres Elaena Targaryen
Twin to Jon, daughter of Elaena and Alyn Velaryon. The record preserves her name and parentage and nothing further; the Citadel notes the debt and cannot pay it.
Fuentes TWOIAF
Con el título de Lord of Storm's End
Desposó Cassana Estermont
Padres Rhaelle Targaryen
Rhaelle's son and Aerys's cousin, drowned with his lady in Shipbreaker Bay while his boys watched from the castle walls, returning from a fruitless errand to find their king a bride of old Valyrian blood. His son Robert would press the Targaryen blood in his veins as a claim while breaking the Targaryen line that gave it — history enjoys a paradox.
Fuentes AGOT · ACOK · TWOIAF
The legitimized line of Daemon Blackfyre, five rebellions' worth of pretenders across five generations, extinguished in the male line — Maester Aemon's careful phrase — with Maelys the Monstrous on the Stepstones in 260 AC. Their full roll, red grass and golden skulls and all, is chronicled apart; see the Blackfyre tree.
Fuentes TWOIAF · TMK · ADWD
Donde los registros discuten, se contradicen, o callan, esta crónica pone por escrito los argumentos en vez de resolver por ti lo que los textos dejan abierto.
The paternity of Daeron II: Aegon IV on his deathbed hinted his heir was the Dragonknight's son, not his own. No proof was ever offered, the accusation flattering neither the accuser's honor nor his queen's, yet it armed Daemon Blackfyre's cause and five rebellions besides. The Citadel observes that Daeron's conduct was his mother's and his uncle's in every particular that mattered, whichever man supplied the seed.
Whether Orys Baratheon was truly Lord Aerion's bastard, and every stag-crowned claim since therefore doubly dragon-blooded. Aegon the Conqueror neither owned nor denied it; his silence has kept the question alive for three hundred years.
The paternity of Rhaenyra's three elder sons, brown of hair in a family of silver: Velaryon by law, Strong by rumor, and the rumor cost a tongue or two before it cost a war. Grand Maester Mellos held that hair proves little; Vaemond Velaryon held otherwise, briefly.
Whether the babe presented to Robert Baratheon in a crimson cloak was Prince Aegon at all. The Golden Company now marches for a young man who says it was not; Lord Varys is curiously adjacent to every version of the tale, and the Citadel reserves judgment until a dragon does.
The paternity of Viserys Plumm, got — the court japed — either by an ancient husband dead on his wedding night or by King Aegon IV, who was demonstrably alive. The Plumms of the westerlands and a certain sellsword captain in Meereen have dined on the ambiguity ever since.
The claimants of the Great Council of 101 included, among the nine lesser candidates, descendants of Princess Saera by her Volantene patrons. Saera herself declined to press a claim, reportedly amused; her line's whereabouts today the Citadel cannot state.
Why Lords Aelyx, Baelon, and Daemion each held Dragonstone in turn and died — the first two childless — the pre-Conquest records do not say, having largely burned with Valyria's other certainties. Where records are silent, maesters multiply.
The outlaws styled the Rat, the Hawk, and the Pig appear twice in the annals a generation apart: assaulting Princess Aelora at a masked ball, and slain fighting Prince Daeron in 251 AC. Whether these were the same men grown old in infamy, sons trading on the style, or a scribe's contamination of one tale by another, the maesters dispute with more enthusiasm than evidence.
What Brynden Rivers became beyond the Wall after 252 AC. The wildlings tell of a sorcerer in a hollow hill wearing weirwood pale and red; the Citadel files this among singers' inventions, though it files it carefully.
What passed in the Red Mountains of Dorne in 283 AC, where Lord Eddard Stark found his sister dying and left three Kingsguard buried — knights who by every oath should have stood beside their king, or his heirs, and stood instead by a tower the smallfolk name Joy. The records are silent, Lord Eddard was silenter, and the Citadel merely notes that silence, too, is a kind of testimony.
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Según la cuenta del reino, no — los libros presentan a Jon como el hijo bastardo de Eddard Stark, y Lord Eddard nunca nombró a la madre. Los lectores llevan mucho defendiendo una filiación oculta de Lyanna Stark y Rhaegar Targaryen, pero las novelas no lo han confirmado, así que la crónica mantiene esa lectura tras el velo de spoiler en vez de afirmarla como hecho.
En el final televisivo, se revela que Jon es hijo de Rhaegar Targaryen, lo que haría de Daenerys su tía — Rhaegar y Daenerys son hermano y hermana, hijos de Aerys II. En los libros esa revelación no ha ocurrido; allí Jon es el bastardo de Ned Stark, y cualquier parentesco Targaryen con Daenerys sigue siendo una lectura no confirmada antes que un hecho establecido.
Aegon I desposó a ambas hermanas al modo valyrio: Visenya, la mayor, una guerrera que portaba la espada Hermana Oscura y montaba a Vhagar; y Rhaenys, la menor y más amada, que montaba a Meraxes. Sus herederos vinieron por ambas — Maegor I por Visenya y el rey Aenys I por Rhaenys.
Los Fuegoscuro descienden de Daemon Fuegoscuro, un hijo bastardo del rey Aegon IV el Indigno que fue legitimado en el lecho de muerte del rey y recibió la espada valyria ancestral Fuegoscuro. Su rebelión contra su medio hermano Daeron II — la primera de las Rebeliones Fuegoscuro — fue aplastada en el Campo de la Hierba Roja, pero la causa lo sobrevivió al otro lado del mar Angosto.