The Worst Stark King (A Song of Ice and Fire)
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- čas přidán 18. 02. 2023
- Remember Brandon the Shipwright? Think this character was mentioned
twice in all 5 books of the Game of Thrones series.
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Irresponsible? Yes. Worst King? No. The Shipwright made the North into a Naval power that could contend with the Lannister and Ironborn fleets. His shortsighted and quite frankly Stark-raving mad son destroyed what his father built and turned the North back into solely a land power. I would say Brandon the Burner is the worst king.
Brandon the bitch as I call him permanently destroyed one of the norths best defenses out of a childish tantrum and left his people weakened in the west
Agree. Bran the Burner was a short-sighted, emotional moron.
Stark raving mad. I see what you did there
I’d say Brandon the burner was worse than his father. All those ships and ship yards he burnt could have been used to build fishing or trade ship fleets to aid the North
exactly, guy built some ships to see if there is any land out there and left the new infastructure for the kingdom yet the son decides to tourch it all?!! wtf? they could have used the infastructure to fight off the ironborn
plus it left them vulnerable to Ironborn raids since it left them without any naval strength until Wyman Manderly rebuilt the fleet
I understand why he would do that, out of grief and rage at his possible loss, but yeah, it was stupid because the Starks could have had a Naval force to rival any of the Southern Houses (imagine GoT with Starks as a Naval power and those within the family who are/were explorers; Arya idolised Nymeria). Oh well, we got what we got!
@@quadeong7453 and that fleet was still on the wrong side of the continent.
My favorite Brandon the Shipwright theory is that a few of the ships actually made it to the continent of Ulthos which is south of Asshai and made new lives where they landed
I like Kraken theory better, we need more mythical monsters.
@@blacgoat8916 GRRM has said that he likes to keep magic to a minimum, while also saying that they exists. So anything that is vaguely hinted at if you can create it in your imagination it probably exists because GRRM likes it that way.
Krakens, Ice dragons, and sea dragons are real things in Ice and fire since GRRM likes to have the fan base's imagination roam.
Even with dragons like the cannibal are specifically created to feed the imagination of the readers.
@@B1ackWolf Ye he keeps the fantastical elements in but away from the stories. In a comical way tis like europe in the medieval era talking of dragons, giants, armored elephants and others when dealing with the rest of the world. By the end one can argue that the world of ice and fire is just, well irl world with a few special things. But in the end there isnt a lot of big and fantastical happening.
@@B1ackWolf Don’t forget giant King Kong like apes in Ulthos
The books hint that the Night's King was a Stark and it's what I lean towards. I think it'll be revealed that the Starks have some sort of blood connection to the Others, as they seem to be the source of a lot of magical mysteries in the books. Of course, in the books all of the Stark children are Wargs of some ability and there's an apparent link between the Old gods, wargs, blood magic and the others that hasn't been delved into yet.
I think he was a Bolton
I hope there is an ice dragon, beyond the wall
@@blacgoat8916 That would be cool, and it would be wasted world-building to mention them otherwise
@@boozecruiser It would be perfect, I think ice dragons are suppose to be three times the size of regular dragons. Danny has three dragons, perfect set up. The only problem is her dragons are no where near being fully matured and the ice dragon would have to be ancient. It would be three time the size of Vahgar, Danny's dragons are not ready for that. But than again, their can be another ancient dragon under winter fell, warming the hot springs. Kept alive by a spell Brandon the builder and children of the forest had casted after the first long night. Or maybe the wall has an ice dragon inside it, so much good lore....
I didn’t know there was a Night King in the books
Robb Stark truly being the worst Stark ruler says something about the family. He would have been a great king if was older and had better advisors.
I wouldn’t consider Robb the worst Stark ruler personally. He never even had a chance to rule in Winterfell because he was fighting a war in the Riverlands and Westerlands.
No, if Robb starks mom wasn’t catelyn he would’ve been an awesom king.
He had good advisors, the only reason he lost was because the freys ambushed them when they were all drunk. And they freys only did that because he broke his vows to marry a frey. And he only broke his vows because he didnt want to dishonor Jeyne, because he had slept with her. And he only did that because he was grieving Bran and Rickon
@@Whatever-pb9dy Robb had mediocre advisors and bad advisors and one GREAT advisor in the Blackfish, and probably roose Bolton was pretty good until he wasn’t. His mom is what ruined it for him, and pretty much everyone else. Her phenomenally stupid mistakes made even her good advice seem ignorable.
Cat negotiated the wobbly alliance with the freys at a price higher than they should’ve had to pay (and she herself knows Walter Frey is untrustworthy and stuff she’s alway mentioning it).
Cat fails with renly.
She frees Jaime (which I’m pretty sure got a bunch of stark loyalists killed)
And even though she does tell Robb to keep Theon around we can’t forget the crème de la crème of kidnapping Tyrion to begin with starting the whole war.
(And for kicks and giggles let’s throw in ignoring Ned’s advice, command really, on what to do when she leaves king landing from their secret rendezvous which is when she kidnapped Tyrion instead)
Robb for sure blundered too by feeling he had to wed that girl when like, you’re a king, F you’re honor live for you’re people. But let’s be honest at the rate cat was going she was gonna bring the whole thing to pieces anyway.
His mother was the cause of his family's downfall. She and her maester were the ones to convince Ned to go to King's Landing and send Jon to the wall. After Bran's fall, she completely neglected her other children and her duties, to the point Robb fruitlessly begged her to help him with running the North and raise Rickon.
She gets to King's landing a week before Ned, and decides to tell Littlefinger and Varys everything she knew about the conspiracy happening, the two people who she admitted were the least trustworthy in the entire city. Then she told Ned to trust and work with Littlefinger, and the fact she told him everything, Ned was forced to anyway.
Her arresting Tyrion caused Jamie to attack Ned, and Ned would have to say it was his order to assure she would be in less danger and make it seem like he doesn't have complete control over his household, which would surely be to the benefit to his enemies if they knew he has no control over his crazy wife.
She started the war by arresting Tyrion, eventhough 30secs before, she thought that they couldn't afford to go to war yet when they weren't ready. Even before she thought of going to the Vale or Riverun, doing the exact opposite what Ned told her to do. Then she took the most dangerous road to the Vale, one that even her father refused to traverse without "strength," resulting in 6 of the 12 of them dying. Then, just let him go with no proper escort, and if Tyrion were to die due to her incompetence, everyone she knew would feel Tywin's wrath. And her releasing Tyrion meant the North had no leverage over the Lannisters to not harm Ned and his daughters.
Littlefinger, who Catelyn told Ned to trust, stabs him in the back and convinces Joffery to have him executed.
She counseled Robb to apoint Lord Bolton as one of his advisors and lead part of his army.
She undermined Robb every step of the way to the point he refused to listen to her. Then she decided to tell him to keep Theon close.
She absolutely fails at getting either Beratheon brother on Robb's side, the only gain being Brianne and for Catelyn to get the hell away from Robb for a few months.
She gave the hand of her King-son and her youngest daughter to the Freys, for a bridge and a few soldiers. Nor to mention she thought that she was the best qualified person to talk to Walder, someone who has no respect for women, and the end result is that he plays her like a fiddle.
Her brother goes against Robb's explicit instructions and engages in battle with Tywin for a watermill and because he's jealous of his nephew, and that allows Tywin to receive the news about the attack on King's landing. While he's gone, Catelyn frees Jamie with only two people to escort him.
And there are many more things Catelyn did that sealed The Starks' fate.
Brandon the shipwright was probably a pretty dang decent sailor given his name and wish to explore the world on the deck of a ship. The Starks at this point time were also fairly well known for their sailing ventures. With them going to the Vale, Andalos, the Iron Isles, etc.
A bad Stark? That's almost as rare as a good Bolton!
The worst Stark King was Brandon the Burner because although not being a bad man himself he made a colossal mistake in his grief that cost the North for centuries afterwards, ie burning the Northern Fleet on the Western shore after his father went missing at sea.
Brandon the Burner is a plot device. He is the worse since he left the west coast undefended.
I'll take as much stark lore as I can
Rob Stark left the north unguarded and gave up his ward, leading to the total ravaging of the north by the Ironborn. Then he pissed of Walder Frey after the fact and got red weddingd. Joffrey at least delegated to better minds.
The North wasn't unguarded, there were less men to defend it, but there were still enough to at least halt the ironborn invasion, however many of them died during the sack of Winterfell, due to Ramsey's betrayal.
Brandon the Bad is possibly a reference to Ivan the Terrible. This Brandon was likely bad because of the things he did to his enemies.
Creagan is such an underrated character, and 1 of my favorite characters! I'm super excited to see the hourbof the wolf on screen!
After House of the Dragon, we need Brandon the Bad as a new Antagonist in a new Spin-off series. Cersei Lannister, Ramsey Bolton, Stannis Baratheon & Euron Greyjoy are great villains, maybe we need a bad wolf next.
In what way was show Euron a ‘great villain’? Also Stannis a villain? Wtf
Starks got the best pr machine in westeroos
The PR machine is mind your own damn business
All this talk about the Crypts of Winterfell.
What about the Bloods of Winterfell?
A House of the Wolf series would be an awesome addition to the world building... whether it be a show or a Fire and Blood type book
I disagree on the Brandon the shipwright part his son was far worse he in his tantrum carelessly crippled the north western defenses against the iron born permanently opening them to raids from the west with impunity
What if Brandon the shipwright was also trying to take man away before the winter comes
The thing about "What is West of Westeros?" Is that it could also be said "What is east of Essos?" Or "South of Sothoros?"
True, but you'd first have to find the end of Essos and Sothoryos in order to wonder what's east or south of there.
if bran the burner didn't burn that fleet and incrise the sea power then it would be a great weapon to robb stark during war of 5 kings
He died hundreds of years before AGoT, and the ships would have been destroyed/captured in other wars or destroyed with time
Stark were never intelligent
Wow, obvious show-watcher only alert. Robb does order a fleet built by the Manderlys in the books, though we have no idea where the fleet is at this moment in the books.
@@boozecruiser i just sayed burning that fleet is a big mistake it would have a good use in war with ironborn i sayed he could incrise that power the other starks would have followed his steps
@@boozecruiser he burned all shipyards as well
My chickens have also had a coop attempt.
Fantastic video keep it up you're doing amazing job
you didnt even watch it all the way through when you commented lol
Great video! Could you do a video about the small council in the style of your kings guard video?
if i was king my kingsgurd would be
1. Bariston selmy
2. Blackfish
3.alester throne
4.brianne of tarth
5.blaelon swan
6.loras tyell
7.robar royce
My small council
1.master of laws willys tyrell
2.master of ships davos seawarth
3.master of whispers bran stark
4.master of coin kavan Lannister
5. Lord commander of the kingsgurd ser barriston selmy
6.grandmaester kyburn
7.hand of the king tyrion Lannister
My KG
1. Barristan Selmy (Lord Commander)
2. Arthur Dayne
3. Blackfish
4. Victarion Greyjoy (If he would accept)
5. Loras Tyrell
6. Balon Swann
7. Robar Royce
My Council
Hand of the King: Stannis Baratheon
Master of Laws: Ned Stark
Master of Ships: Paxter Redwyne
Master of Whisperer: Doran Martell
Master of Coin: Davos Seaworth
Grandmaester: Samwell Tarly
Barristan Selmy (LC)
Council advisors: Bronze Yohn Royce (Serves as replacement master of Coin if Davos is unavailble), Denys Mallisters (Replacement for Paxter Redwyne), Kevan Lannister (Replacement for Ned Stark).
I kind of think it's interesting that the three islands are never actually added to any of the maps that we know of. Obviously from a practical standpoint it doesn't make sense to just have a huge expense of ocean and then three small islands, that's just a waste of paper, but like smaller. Smaller American maps often have Alaska and Hawaii in a small box down at the bottom
Interesting biy of lore.
I take it Robb Stark is 2nd place?
I think those of the Stark who are involved in the 1000-year-war over the Sisters were often terrible people. The "rape of the Sisters" is remembered with deep hate by the people of the Sisters until the days of the War of the Five Kings, what speaks a lot. The records of the Sisters and Vale claim the northmen committed countless atrocities. Supposedly, they killed children and cooked them in pots, disemboweled men and wound their entrails around spits, executed three thousand warriors in a single day at the Headman's Mount, and Belthasar Bolton made a "Pink Pavilion" out of the flayed skins of a hundred Sistermen. It may have been done under the rule of Theon Stark (but that is not sure, he may just a king who fought later in the endless war).
And of course it is clear that the Starks took part in the legalized rape which lasted in the North until the days of Good Queen Alysanne who ended the right of the first night which was enforced in the North until that day. And of course the way in which the Starks became Kings of The North must have been full of betrayal, murder and wars in which they hardly had clean hands (they were surely not worse than others, but also not betteer).
So yes, there are quite a number of cruel Starks or Starks who did thing we may see as cruel i guess.
I doubt they went that far however I think plenty of atrocities were commited, cannibalism would be a step to far, the Vale likewise commited attrocities in the place. There are some great essays at race for the ironthrone about how the starks became kings and in the vale as well.
Beating down the kings and taking their daughters for wives, killing males from the family, some good points that I didn't notice was that the Stark passing justice had the effect to associate the Starks with justice, people across the North would know that they represent justice.
The Wolf's Den was done for multiple reasons, one to show the Bolton;s that this is our land now, the name shows it to everyone, this land that belonged to the Bolton's now belong to us now. It also served to show the people that the Stark's would protect them, unlike their former rulers.
There is a theory that the lord's right to the first night was done to get bastards that would later be sacrificed to the others which would ensure no new war with them would break out.
It's not like the Starks came up with the prima nocta, it was already a first men custom, possibly even before they left Essos.
@@sebastos7693 And nobody had claimed that. But they also seem not to havy any problem with that for thousands of years - despite the fact that the curel aspect of it was so obvious that a Targaryan queen (hardly a person who is so familiar with the daily thoughts, hopes and fears of common people, especially not in the North) could see it very clear. So either they were VERY ignorant or (much more likely) it does not bother them at all and they just saw the "benefit". There may be not so manyy psychopaths among the Starks as among the Boltons (who surely also had decent people), but they have done a lot of dark things themself.
@@marcbartuschka6372 you're right I read it wrong, I thought it said they'd legalized it. My sincerest apologies.
Damn
They should had kept those harbors since yes the North overall may have less experience in naval warfare compared to the other kingdoms, having a fleet of any kind is still a very powerful and useful asset and plus one of the fastest forms of transportation other than by Horseback and Dragonback would be by Boat or Ships which can also allow for mass transportation of material goods and troops, if they still had that fleet then Robb Stark could had directly invaded King's landing without having to march south over land which is quite slow and risky.
Honestly, just because Brandon the Burner destroyed the Northern fleets at the time doesn't mean that his descendants, even his own children, didn't have the ability to build up the largest navy in the known world, I mean, half the North seems to be forested and the people who live along the coasts could certainly sail them and train other Northerners
Total headcanon of course, but what if Brandon the shipwright's attempt to sail West was an act of desperation to find more resources for the North during a particularly hard winter, in the same way men webt out to hunt and never returned, but on a larger scale. After which Brandon the burner broke down all ships wharfs, in order to secure enough firewood, to give the smallfolk enough money to get through the winter (so he inderectly burned them).
the unknown stark kings are way more interesting than most of the targaryen kings
Robb Stark: Am I a joke to you!?
Like it before even the video started.
I would say that Eddard Stark would be somewhere low on the list of good leaders. Even though he helped win the rebellion there havent been any drastic differences indicated as a reward for their support.
Robb Stark is definitely the worst Stark king.
What if Terros was a ball instead of globe. Everything outside IN. Tilt the map 30 degrees. Dorne and the Red waist as the southern point. What is West of Westeros? Southros AND Ulthos. Apple VrR Map of Terros has so much answer, it's mind-boggling no-one got it.
Can you do a video about myrcella baratheon ?
16th to take the Black!!! Lol
wasn´t that night´s king a stark? the guy tht ruled one of the castles along the wall and had apparently a deal going with the others?
Before the breaker the Starks/north were capable sailors
Overall the bad still eludes the Starks family history up until Robb and his mum hahaha
Yo! How is he gonna drop a name like Eddrian the Bridegroom and just not explain what the hell that meant? I need info
1:58 ... Did he say "couP" with a hard P? Lmao
Rob is more Robert then we think
Implying that Brandon the shipwright was a bad king just because he built a fleet to sail west is sort of a reach. We do not know the circumstances in which Brandon decided to sail west. Perhaps he had a vision in which he needed to sail west in order for the Stark family (or even the world) to survive. Perhaps the three eyed raven gave him this vision. Perhaps it truly was necessary for him to sail to wherever it was that he did. It was thousands of years before the main story begins, so we will really never know (until we see easter eggs of Brandon the Shipwright in Arya's sequel storyline)
In my opinion, all of the Starks were good characters (some gray). If we absolutely had to choose "The Worst Stark King", I'd choose Robb. Partly because we have way more to go off of. Not sticking to his vows and placing too much trust in the snakes around him resulted in the deaths of his men and his family members. However, it was all necessary in order for the true threat in The Night King to be stopped. I still think that Robb was a good King, but making a video with the title implying that there was some evil Stark King is sort of click-baity.
Seeing the Starks as the "good guys" is probably a bit two dimensional for the theme of asoiaf. At the end of the books, all of them face massive personality changes, some potentially for the worse. Sansa is learning to lie and spy with Petyr, Arya is on the cusp of joining a cult of assassins which don't tolerate ego or respect individual will, Bran is being trained with old, dark forces, Rikon is half-wolf and Jon will lose some if not most of his memories and personality when (if) Melisandre revives him
@@boozecruiser Which is exactly why I added the "(some gray)" part. Some of the Stark members are making questionable choices,. but for the better good (Sort of like Ned Stark lying to the people about Joffrey's lineage in order to save his daughters).
Sansa is learning to lie in order to survive, that is not evil. Arya is learning to kill in order to seek justice for those who have wronged her or her family. Bran is being manipulated by the three eyed raven (possessed, even.). Rikon being a half wolf like most Starks is sort of irrelevant as well as Jon being brought back to life.
We both agree that there are some gray characters in the mix. However, there are no "bad" Stark characters, from what we have seen. Little girls trying to survive included.
this is naive the starks didnt become kings of winter by being good one example is the what they did to the warg king
Every noble real or unreal has one or more brutally savage ancestors
its a requirement to remain in power
@@boozecruiser Lastly, one common theme in an otherwise super realistic series of novels is the idea that the Starks are good guys. George has never written about an evil stark king or member. The idea that every member of a family could be far from evil is as imaginable as fire breathing dragons roaming the sky.
@@Alex-pb6mx The story of what happened to the warg king is according to some document in an abandoned fort on the wall. The story itself is set thousands of years before the main storyline. Drawing a solid conclusion from such a conspicuous source is naive.
I have seen all kind of crazy and convoluted theories about why there must always be a Stark in Winterfell. For me most of them are nonsense I always preferred the most simple explanation, the Starks are a beacon of unity in the north and their presense there and good leadership has keept the north stable and united during many dark times in their history. As kings of winter they united the north under one banner and as kings of the north the Starks of Winterfell defended and protected the north from all manner of threats. Be it the devastating winters, the savages beyond the wall, the barbaric iron born, the andal invadors, internal threats such as the treacherus Boltons and a bunch of OTHER stuff. Even when the era of the Stark Kings came to an end with the arrival of Aegon the Dragon, Torrhen Stark chose his people over his crown and bent the knee for their sake. If the Starks of Winterfell had meet the same fate as the Gardeners, Hoares and Durrandons the north could could have fallen into civil war something they absolutely can not afford to do because of the winters that are always comming. Thus they continued their role but as lords instead of kings' the winter is coming but the starks are there to see the north through it.
I think it was done by the Starks as a piece of propaganda which took on a life of it;s own,
@@Gotten1888 Maybe it was but it doesn't have to be untrue to be used as such.
Robb stark
The worst Stark king was Bran the Violator (of Hodor)
W C !!!!!
For the people saying its Robb's fault for the North losing to the Lannisters, Catelyn was the cause of his family's downfall. She gets to King's landing a week before Ned, and decides to tell Littlefinger and Varys everything she knew about the conspiracy happening, the two people who she admitted were the least trustworthy in the entire city. Then she told Ned to trust and work with Littlefinger, and the fact she told him everything, Ned was forced to anyway.
Her arresting Tyrion caused Jamie to attack Ned, and Ned would have to say it was his order to assure she would be in less danger and make it seem like he doesn't have complete control over his household, which would surely be to the benefit to his enemies if they knew he has no control over his crazy wife.
She started the war by arresting Tyrion, eventhough 30secs before, he thought that they couldn't afford to go to war yet when they weren't ready. Even before she thought of going to the Vale or Riverun, doing the exact opposite what Ned told her to do. Then she took the most dangerous road to the Vale, one that even her father refused to traverse without "strength", resulting in 6 of the 12 of them dying. Then just let him go with no proper escort, and if Tyrion were to die due to her incompetence, everyone she knows would feel Tywin's wrath. And her releasing Tyrion meant the North had no leverage over the Lannisters to not harm Ned and his daughters.
Littlefinger, who Catelyn told Ned to trust, stabs him in the back and convinces Joffery to have him executed.
She counseled Robb to apoint Lord Bolton as one of his advisors and lead part of his army.
She undermined Robb every step of the way to the point he refused to listen to her. Then she decided to tell him to keep Theon close.
She absolutely fails at getting either Beratheon brother on Robb's side, the only gain being Brianne and for Catelyn to get the hell away from Robb for a few months.
She gave the hand of her King-son and her youngest daughter to the Freys, for a bridge and a few soldiers. Nor to mention she thought that she was the best qualified person to talk to Walder, someone who has no respect for women, and the end result is that he plays her like a fiddle.
Her brother goes against Robb's explicit instructions and engages in battle with Tywin for a watermill and because he's jealous of his nephew, and that allows Tywin to receive the news about the attack on King's landing. While he's gone, Catelyn frees Jamie with only two people to escort him. Yes Robb ruined the alliance with the Freys, but it wouldn't have mattered if Catelyn's brother hadn't have pushed Tywin back and followed Robb's orders. Tywin would've been dead and Stannis would've taken over King's landing.
And there are.many more things Catelyn did that sealed The Starks' fate.
Catelyns actions didn't even seal the Starks fate alone, it also caused the partially downfall of her own house.
Brandon ‘the Bad’ probably loved Cyvasse but was awful at it. And he went down in history with suspicion over his supposedly ill-begitten monicker.
Or he was just bad some other way idk.
Robb stark is the worst, oathbreaker, the king who lost the north
Did any Starks ever rat out their lord father to the Lannisters to ger him killed? That would be my vote fir worst Stark.
Hmm can't seem to think of anyone else but Sansa☕
The only one i can think off is Sansa.
@@morisakarleign3014 bingo!
@@nickdentoom1173 correct!
Anyone else not feeling contented??
Bran the batman and Maegor the cool the best kings of westros
Only revelant to game for thrones but jon snow
no, ned was the shittiest LOrd Stark because he didnt his sons to be intelligent in a world where might makes right....even his son theon
what did he do that was so bad? he reigned in a time of peace, one that his good friend and foster father ruled over, why not let his kids be kids for a few more years, he didn't intend to die and have his son go through the same shit he did.
Robb has to be considered. He was stubborn and honorable to a literal fault. With a couple of good advisers and a little more maturity and he could have been great
I mean yes but you put a 16 year old in charge of a whole kingdom and ask him to fight a war and expect him to do everything perfectly lmao? Robb did the best he could under the circumstances i believe
@@saatvikkalra6061 he made mistakes that people tried to council against making, but he didn't take the advice and a few of these mistakes cost him everything, killing Karstark, marrying when he was promised to another (I know in the book he got married with no warning, without the romantic build up like in the show) keeping Edmure out of the loop with his plans to attack Tywins army. Edmure didn't know the plan so he attacked before Robb got there and Tywin and his army got away.
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No bran will not because he is not the lord of winterfell
This is a video of essentially nothing?
Seventh comment.
Sansa's the worst Stark monarch
Robb was arguably a bad stark king.
To much hiss. I had to turn down my headphones most of the way
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West of Westeros is East of Essos
The show is canon over the books. Stop saying changes. It's not a change. It's a true telling
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