Aegon II's Controversial Decision
In a move that would have far-reaching consequences, Aegon II declared his third daughter, Helaena, as his heir. This decision was largely driven by the fact that her grandchildren were of House Targaryen, ensuring that the bloodline would remain strong. However, this proclamation infuriated Rhaenyra and Aemma, who were next in line and felt that their rights were being unjustly usurped. The brewing discontent within the Targaryen family threatened to ignite further conflict.
The Rise of Gerald Den Reeve 188 AC
In a historic first, Gerald Den Reeve, the son of Princess Rhaena Dragaryan (daughter of Baelon I), became a dragon rider. This was a significant event, as Gerald was the first dragon rider not directly tied to House Dragaryan or House Targaryen. His achievement signaled a shift in the balance of power and hinted at the possibility of new players rising in the game of thrones.
The Birth of Rhaegel Dragaryan and the Omen of Red Eyes 188 ACb
Alyssa Dragaryan, daughter of Daemon II of Blackfyre, gave birth to a son named Rhaegel. However, his birth was shrouded in mystery and foreboding, as the child was born with red eyes instead of the characteristic purple eyes of his parents. This unusual feature sparked rumors and speculation about his true heritage and what it might mean for the future of House Dragaryan.
Baelon Dragaryan's Acquisition of a Dragon Egg 188 AC
In Pentos, Baelon Dragaryan, son of Daemon of Pentos, made a significant discovery when he acquired a dragon egg. The possession of a dragon egg is a powerful symbol of potential, and it could signify the beginning of a new era of dragon riders within House Dragaryan. The implications of this acquisition are yet to be fully understood, but it has undoubtedly increased Baelon's standing and influence.
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