Princedaemon Stories

This is the story of Princess Eiraella Targaryen, princess of the blood. A daughter of King Viserys I Targaryen and his loved wife, Queen Aemma Arryn, twin sister of princess and heir to the iron throne Rhaenyra Targaryen. This is the story of how Eiraella lived in the house of the dragon as a dragonless princess and the youngest member of a small council. Only Princess Eiraella is my character yet. The plot will follow the TV show, but there will be some changes. English is not my first language, so there may be many grammar mistakes and so on. It is my first fanfiction and I hope you will like it.

Viserys dies a month after he announces his decision to marry Alicent and a mere three weeks before they would have been married. However, before Rhaenyra can take the throne, Otto announces that Alicent is pregnant with the new King and so Rhaenyra, as a mere princess, cannot sit the Iron Throne. In this story, the Faith follows a very Biblical style view on engagement and marriage but IS NOT 100% following the Biblical concept. It's BASED UPON A SIMILAR PREMISE. Basically, once a couple becomes engaged, they are "married" just without the official wedding and would need to get an annulment or divorce in order to separate. This is the premise Otto is going to use to declare his grandchild as being a legitimate heir. Things are going to seem a bit murky, possibly, at first, but I WILL be fully explaining things further in the story. I just hope you will choose to follow the story long enough for the details to fully be explained, and different precedences to be brought to light in this AU version of Westeros. Alicent and Rhaenyra are 16, Laena is 15, Laenor is 14. Alicent is only a couple months older than Rhaenyra and both are "of age".

Six months after Viserys married Alicent, a great fever swept the realm, killing many, including the King. With his death came a dilemma, who should inherit the Iron Throne? The King's barely grown daughter and named heir, or "the unborn prince" Otto swore was growing in his daughter's belly.