The Wondering Wolf

Doesn't matter. He was the son of the Prince of Dorne and at the time of the wedding he was the ruling Prince himself and thus an independent ruler. Apart from her own family, Daenerys couldn't have married anyone more prestigious.

Then the calculation for Podrick's age should be adjusted. @Rhaenys_Targaryen

Possible, but doesn't sound likely to me. Podrick isn't anyone Tyrion just randomly meets, he's his squire and it makes sense that Tyrions asks about Podrick's age at one point.

The appendices of AFFC and ADWD state that Podrick is ten years old which seems to be wrong give that he is twelve years old in ACOK.

We now know about all the ministries.

I am fine with that, but let's wait a few days to see if anyone disagrees.

@The Dragon Demands I've told you before that "Lord Stark's brothers" was changed to "Alaric's sons" in later editions, so please undo that edit.

Habeck surely took charge of things related to representing the Greens in public, but it seems to me Barbock still has a lot of influence within the party and support of the base (if she didn't, she would have been cast off right after the election day considering she botched the campaign). But maybe we're going to learn a bit more about the process soon.

Hm, maybe the Greens as a party didn't really care, but my impression has been that Baerbock wanted it since it was clear she wouldn't become chancellor.

According to ZON, the green ones are safe, the orange ones likely and Defense, Health and Economic Cooperation are unclear.

I've never got these Greens ambitions towards the Foreign Office. It's mostly saying hi to other state leaders and telling them about the opinion of the German chancellor. And usually there isn't much leeway there anyway. It was clear that the FDP would get the Finances, but it could have made sense to trade the Foreign Office for traffic and and some more contentual concessions.

Laena's date of birth was changed from 93 AC to 92 AC. Since she was born late in the year, she could have been 12 at the time the proposal took place, though. Same with the betrothal to the Sealord's son. I think this one has been corrected.

I think so, too.

Where does it say so? I guess it states he had become lord at this point, indicating he already was lord then, although it's unknown when he succeeded his father.

"Prince Daeron, born in 269, survived for only half a year." Edit.: I just had a look at the wiki and the information is right on Daeron's page. ;-)

You seem to be a bit confused on the conflicts early of Maegor's reign. There were two battles (at Stonebridge and at the Great Fork) against the Faith Militant in 42 AC and there was one battle (beneath the Gods Eye) against Aegon the Uncrowned in 43 AC. The two unnamed kingsguards were killed by Rupert Fallwell at the Great Fork in 42 AC, Davos Darklyn was killed by Qarl Corbray beneath the Gods Eye in 43 AC.

@The Dragon Demands Davos Darklyn wasn't one of the kingsguards killed by Rupert Falwell. They fought in two different battles.

I think the infobox should give you a quick overview of a character like titles, nicknames, allegiance and dates of birth and death. It's not the place to list people who lived at the time as the character.

And templates at the bottom of the page wouldn't do that?

In my opinion predecessors/successors and lovers should be removed. It makes the box unnecessarily convoluted.

I guess the only way to reconcile these statements is to assume that the negotiation of the betrothal and the announcement were two different things. I'm not sure it makes sense to announce a betrothal something like four years later, though. Unless there were political reasons to wait till a moment when the wedding could take place shortly after.

Sounds like a reasonable guideline to me.

Thanks. I don't think Mysaria needs another page, though. There is a huge and very active wiki for the TV series and the prequel(s) that can cover all of this kind of stuff. I get that it makes sense to include a few show related pages for seasons, episodes and important show only characters, but things like creating a page for every single Umber from this lineage book (who are not even supposed to be show canon, because they just invented random names and didn't expect anyone to zoom in the frames) is actually beyond me.

Can we please remove the image of Sonoya Mizuno from the Mysaria page? The actress doesn't look like the character from the book at all, so this image (especially placed prominently like that) is rather misleading.

I recently thought about the Tully relations, as well, but coming from the other side of the timeline. We know Grover was already old in 101 AC (so I guess around 60) and could have been born in the early 40ies. Prentys might have been his father, born around 18 AC. Edmyn's wife easily could have delivered a son to him before the Conquest. That son would have been the Lord Tully in the Battle Beneath the Gods Eye. Seems to fit timewise.