Seven Kingdoms
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The last of the Storm Kings, [[Argilac the Arrogant]], was defeated and slain by [[Orys Baratheon]] during the Wars of Conquest. As reward Aegon the Conquerer granted Argilac's castle, land and daughter to Orys. (GoT, App) | The last of the Storm Kings, [[Argilac the Arrogant]], was defeated and slain by [[Orys Baratheon]] during the Wars of Conquest. As reward Aegon the Conquerer granted Argilac's castle, land and daughter to Orys. (GoT, App) | ||
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| + | The Kings in the North of [[House Stark]] ruled northern [[Westeros]] from [[Winterfell]] until the [[Wars of Conquest]]. The last king, [[Torrhen Stark]], the King Who Knelt, chose to swear fealty to Aegon the Dragon rather than do battle. He therefore kept his land and continued to rule as [[Lord of Winterfell]]. (GoT, App) | ||
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Revision as of 20:58, 14 April 2007
The Seven Kingdoms divided Westeros, but was unified by Aegon the Dragon during the Wars of Conquest. Robert Baratheon is the current King of the Seven Kingdoms.
Storm Kings
The Storm Kings ruled from Storm's End.
The last of the Storm Kings, Argilac the Arrogant, was defeated and slain by Orys Baratheon during the Wars of Conquest. As reward Aegon the Conquerer granted Argilac's castle, land and daughter to Orys. (GoT, App)
Kings in the North
The Kings in the North of House Stark ruled northern Westeros from Winterfell until the Wars of Conquest. The last king, Torrhen Stark, the King Who Knelt, chose to swear fealty to Aegon the Dragon rather than do battle. He therefore kept his land and continued to rule as Lord of Winterfell. (GoT, App)
