Yesh, my first post... I have found some name references. One of the Targaryens was named Daeron, wasn't he? One of Tolkien's characters was a minstrel called Daeron, who was in love with the elf Lúthien. When he found out about Lúthien's love for the mortal Beren, he betrayed them to Thingol, Lúthiens father. Twice. Also, I had this weird image pop into my head when I first read Aegon's name. The -gon obviously comes from 'dragon', and I thought the Ae- comes from Aeacus, one of the three Judges of Hades. Thus Rhaegar could be named after Rhadamanthys, the second Judge. Then the only Judge missing would be Minos. The name "Davos" reminds me of "Davy Jones". :stunned:
