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Is this what you where looking for? The World of Ice and Fire - The Targaryen Kings: Aenys I The tradition amongst the Targaryens had always been to marry kin to kin. Wedding brother to sister was thought to be ideal. Failing that, a girl might wed an uncle, a cousin, or a nephew; a boy, a cousin, aunt, or niece. This practice went back to Old Valyria, where it was common amongst many of the ancient families, particularly those who bred and rode dragons. "The blood of the dragon must remain pure," the wisdom went. Some of the sorcerer princes also took more than one wife when it pleased them, though this was less common than incestuous marriage. In Valryia before the Doom, wise men wrote, a thousand gods were honored, but none were feared, so few dared to speak against these customs. This also implies that the dragonlords where sorcerers A Feast for Crows - Arya II "Some did," he said. "Revolts were common in the mines, but few accomplished much. The dragonlords of the old Freehold were strong in sorcery, and lesser men defied them at their peril. The first Faceless Man was one who did."

Aeron knowing the Farwynds of Great Wyk says nothing of which branch was founded first so to me this says nothing about that subject. This does speak of a founding because the captain actually gives himself the name Farwynd, so i think that they are at least the oldest branch.

It is rather vague but i do think the range of the hatching should at least include 131, so in that regard you have a good point.

This all sounds like its happening in the first few weeks of 131 so yes its an option, but in the chaos of the war news of the hatchling might not have come out untill some time after it hatched. Also Rhaena lost her first hatchling shortly after it hatched so she might not have wanted it made public untill she knew for certain that it would survive, and because a dead hatchling would also be bad omen others would probably agree so 129 is to my mind still an option.

As far as i can tell its because the beginning of 131 is when the greens heard about Morning, but the actual hatching happened some time before that. I guess it depends on how fast the greens heard about it and i do not have my copy of F&B at hand right now to check the wording.

No you are correct, but i believe Potsk beat you to it.

not all they information one those pages is from Blood of Dragons, so please be careful with what you remove.

The currrent COA for Tommard Heddle is incorrect. It now shows a winged green demon on black, but in the source for the COA, the graphic novel of the Mystery Knight its a winged green demon on dark brown unpainted wood. I do not have the skills to change this so i hope someone who does will do that.

Dayne and Locke where petty royal houses in Dorne and the North respectively, and i think the purple of Royce of the gates of the moon may be because the Gates of the Moon was they original royal castle of house Arryn before they build they Eyrie.

A thats why i could not find it, i have put the reference behind the title in the opening sentence of the page so its more clear now.

As far as i can tell the historical title of house Martell before they united with the Roynar is Lord of the Sandship, so i think your right. The fact that the two towers of Sunspear's old palace where build in roynish style seems to suggest that Sunspear was build after the Roynar came to Dorne at which point the Martell's would have already used the title Prince, so that backes up the idea that this title does not exist

I think its based on Edric being the current Lord and his father being the eldest known sibling among the four known Dayne's from the previeus generation. So no book confirmation there, which does leave the posibility of a different Lord, an even older sibling or a childless uncle or cousin of Edric's father. I think they article should be changed to reflect that while its possible his father was the Lord there is the posibility he was not.

I have removed the text about the surcoat.

Where do you see artwork as a source? The source for his looks is "The World of Ice & Fire, The Targaryen Kings: Viserys I". I do see a "see also" link but thats just a link to the page with artwork depicting Daemon, its not a source nor is it used as one.

Looks good and it follows the description so i would not worry about it, all the book information i know about has the Lannister lion first.

If i look at how the how the arms are displayed on Joffrey's page, its they opposite of the COA you link to in your post. Are you sure you have the correct COA because on the page it looks exactly like the description Lannister first and Baratheon second. And its the same on the "House Baratheon of King's Landing" page Lannister first and Baratheon second, I really think you are looking at a old and no longer used COA.

Thanks, now that i know that its not just me i can make some changes to the page.

I have a question, a page got made recently on the Braavosi language where it says the language has loanwords from Valyrian. But is was always under impression that its a dialect of Valyrian like the languages of the other free cities. @Ran am i wrong and is it a seperate language like the page says?

I'm back in thanks

@Ran I could not save an edit because there where problems with my login session, i have already logged out and when i tried to log in again i got the same problem and could not log in. I have cleared my cache and tried to log in again but it stil gives the same problem. I am hoping you can do whatever it is you did the last time this occured, thanks in advance.

Seems to work again, thank you.

@Ran i can not log in to the wiki, i have already cleared my cookies but it still says there is a problem with my session.

They are brothers and sisters of the faith, the faith militant is a inspired by the real world medieval orders such as the templars and the hospitalers, and like them there members are warrior monks. They are not random pious people they are part of the organised faith, the symbols of there orders are nothing more then the symbol of the order within the faith they belong to, and as such it is a secondary symbol, the primary symbol should be the symbol of the faith they are sworn to and are a part of.

I do not agree, they are a part of the faith of the seven and are then a part of a sub group within the faith, so they are first and foremost members of the faith and that they are then part of a particular group within the faith is secondary. As such if you do not show there allegiance to the faith you are misrepresenting them. I think this is a bad idea and that the symbol of the faith should stay.

Pycelle became Grand Maester under Aegon V, but he greatly admired Tywin according to tWoIaF and even wrote letters to citadel praising Tywin as a man born to rule.