Gonzalo

Mentioned in the House Arryn Histories & Lore from Season 1 of GoT

What do you guys think of changing thw words of character categorization by origin? Instead of "Characters from the North" we could use "Northmen" or "Ghiscari" and when the origin its unclear "Westerosi" or "Essosi".

We could list the events regarding the Hornwood lands as a single article. Though I don't know which name we could we. Steven Atwell at Race of the Iron Throne calls it the "Hornwood affair"

Are "Fool Frey", so mocked for asking the hand of Princess Rhaenyra, and Lord Forrest Frey the same character?

For the blood magic article I'm looking for the source - or sources - that states that lighting an obsidian candle requires blood.

Do we have a source for Bran the Builder actually having the surname of "Stark". Obviously we know that he's the founder of House Stark, but, for example, the article on Lann the Clever is not titled "Lann Lannister".

Ser Wilbert is some knight from Stoney Sept or is he the Knight of Stoney Sept?

The Old Blood article states that the Old Blood of Volantis supports the tiger party, but if only the Old Blood can run for Triarch and vote in the elections, how come the elephants tend to be the majority?

Per the examples of House Tyrell of Brightwater Keep, House Foote of Nightsong and House Lannister of Darry perhaps we should

Is there a source for other Lords of Casterly Rock besides Tywin to be bear the title of Shield of Lannisport?

Having already categorized the blacks and greens, as well as the supporters for each of the Greyjoy claimants to the Seastone Chair (Euron, Victarion, and Asha), I'm thinking of categorizing the supporters of Robb, Renly, Stannis and Joffrey/Tommen. What do you think these categories should be? Should Joffrey and Tommen be used in the same category (as in "Supporters of Joffrey and Tommen Baratheon")?

I'm not too familiar with the templates and I don't want to mess them up, but I noticed that the monarch infoboxes only contains a "Royal House" label but not an "other affiliation" label, and we have monarchs that have held other affiliations: for example, Harwyn Hardhand was also a Second Son, and that info should be included in the infobox.

Does Aegon know Tyrion was married?

Truth be told, I don't recall the passwords that westeros.org assigned me

Like many others, I can't log in to the wiki. This is my username. I tried the "reset password" option and kept getting an error message.

I'm thinking of categorizing characters that undergo "dragon dreams" but I don't like "dragon dreamers". Any ideas?

He wasn't a Wight..., he was riding a wight horse, but he was a White Walker, perhaps making a sacrifice to the Great Other or something similar.

Just a quick question... is it Grazdan mo Eraz like in the books or was he renamed Razdal mo Eraz?

Bran cannot know where Sansa is, there are no weirwood trees in the Eyrie's godswood

In the books Tommen is in Rosby, under the care of Tyrion's men, loyal to Jacelyn Bywater

Godry Farring is not Stannis squire. Its Bryen Farring, and he's dead. Ser Godry is a knight and a Queen's Man