House Strong The Full History | House Of The Dragon History & Lore | Game Of Thrones | ASOIAF
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- čas přidán 26. 07. 2023
- House Strong are in fact one of the oldest houses of the riverlands and can trace their descent back to the first men. While much of their early history is lost, the rose to prominence when made lords of Harrenhal after Aegon's conquest. The play a huge role in the plot of the dance of the dragon and as a result House Of The Dragon most notably Harwin and Larys Strong.
The Full History Of House Strong | House Of The Dragon History & Lore | Game Of Thrones | ASOIAF
The Dance Of The Dragons will be the focus of the plot of the new HBO spin-off House Of The Dragon coming in 2022. So if you want to learn the story before we see HBO's take on it then this will be a very long-running series. Game Of Thrones / House of the dragon are HBO shows based on George R R Martins A Song Of Ice And Fire series. The information in this video comes from the books a world of ice and fire as well as fire and blood.
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The Strongs were one of the premiere houses of the Riverlands
When the Riverlords defected to the Targaryens the Strongs were singled out for retribution along with the Tullys and Blackwoods by Black Harren
Alys told Sabitha Frey that the dragon’s BASTARD was inside of her. He could have wed her after rescuing her from the Freys but it was never ascertained. Huge mystery as to what happened to Alys and her child.
The seed is strong!!
First Brother to take the Black.
4th
And now our watch begins..
@@Daniel-vb4tjfirst to take the black pudding 😂
How about Jace and Sara/Sera Snow? So Corly's line in the show is right. History indeed does not remember blood, only names.
Suck some of the good houses died because they were just casualties of war or caught in the crossfire..
If the Strongs survived that long in the Riverlands, then they must have been an exceptional house.
The Riverland’s geography makes it the default battleground for wars in Westeros. It borders the nearly all other regions and the waterways make it easy get around.
So whenever a war breaks out. The Riverlands is always the first to feel it’s wrath.
I find it horrific that Aemond slaughtered the entire family out of little more than spite.
It take Dance of Dragons put down House Strong.
No just a weirdo with a foot fetish.
I hope the show goes deeper with Larys so there can be some kind of reasoning for him going all double-kinslayer.
it did seem very left field, i hope they do explore his motivations more in season 2.
Pretty sure he did it for the title. As the 2nd second he gets nothing until his older brother died.
@@Travis13g But that’s so…basic. And being lord of Harranhal doesn’t seem to do much for him since he stays in King’s Landing as Master of Whisperers.
@@TrueYellowDart”Some men aren’t looking for anything logical, like money. They can’t be bought, reasoned or negotiated with. Some men just want to watch the world burn.”
@@TrueYellowDartTrue, but Littlefinger got much the same and merely used the status conferred by lordship of Harrenhal as a stepping stone for higher office and power. Larys elevates himself in personal power (gaining the lordship of House Strong and Harrenhal after his father and brother's deaths) and influence (his kinslaying weakens Rhaenyra and strengthens Alicent by allowing Otto Hightower to return as Hand). Larys desires nothing but power and cares nothing for who he has to hurt in order to get it; sociopaths are very much like that.
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First to take the black pudding 😋
What happened to the Witch Queen?
We currently have no idea, she's a hanging plot thread in fire and blood and she didn't exist yet in the world book which came before fire and blood, so we have to wait for Fire and Blood Volume 2 to find out. For me it's the no. 1 plot thread from Volume One i really need answers to
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As far as I can ascertain, she got to remain at Harrenhal unimpeded during all of King Aegon III’s regency, which is baffling considering how long it was.
I’m also curious about what happened to her child supposedly fathered by Aemon. It’s set up to be future conflict yet never gets mentioned in any of the other histories of Westeros (yet). Even if there is a future conflict, it’s almost a foregone conclusion that it’s insignificant, which would be disappointing if that’s the case.
Thanks for replying 😁