2. The Begger King Viserys. (Hey, he spent his life thinking he was king and hanging out with the few people who believed he was, so he might as well go on my list) 3. Joffrey (for obvious reasons) 4. Robert (brill at becoming a king, not so brill at running a country, though he at least chose wisely in Jon Arryn) 5.
History. At the Aegonfort near the start of Aegon's Conquest, Rhaenys Targaryen hailed her brother and husband, Aegon the Conqueror, as King of All Westeros and Shield of His People. [1] Later in the war, Aegon was proclaimed " King of the Andals, the Rhoynar, and the First Men, Lord of the Seven Kingdoms, and Protector of the Realm " by the House Stark. For all that the Stark family have suffered over the course of the series, they came out pretty well in the end, all things considered. Sansa, Bran and Arya all survived the last war King of Westeros King on the Iron Throne Lord of the Seven Kingdoms. first son of 'Robert I'/Ser Jaime Lannister & Cersei Lannister. 298AL-300AL. Tommen I. Margery Tyrell (no children) King of Westeros King on the Iron Throne Lord of the Seven Kingdoms. second son of 'Robert I'/Ser Jaime Lannister & Cersei Lannister. 300AL-present. This would be the latest Westeros-based project at HBO. Following the global success of “Game of Thrones,” the premium cabler moved to develop a number of series set in the world created by Second part of the Kingsmoot Saga. The Kingsmoot is over and the lords of Westeros leave King's Landing for their homes. While the Lords of Westeros try to regather their strength in the midst of political and social upheaval, Arianne Martell and Roslin Frey journey to opposite corners of Westeros, carrying Robb Stark's heirs Nicknamed the Two Kings, Loren I Lannister and Mern IX Gardener commanded a combined host of fifty-five thousand men to fight Aegon the Conqueror in a battle known as Field of Fire. While Aegon's 7r1f.
