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They who sit on the Iron Throne in Game Of Thrones are the King or Queen of the Seven Kingdoms, yet they are not the only monarch in Westeros. From Kings/Queens in the North to Beggar Kings to Kings who have no real claim, the show is full of Kings and Queens, and these people tend to run the gamut from genuine kindness to downright malevolence.
So for over 60 years, Aegon the Unworthy’s deathbed decision to legitimize his bastards plagued Westeros–and his own family. Fortunately for all of the Seven Kingdom those days of having a
King Aegon II Targaryen rode Sunfyre during the Dance of the Dragons, the civil war fought between the greens of Aegon and the blacks of his half-sister, Queen Rhaenyra Targaryen. [2] Ser Criston Cole , Aegon's Hand of the King , lured Princess Rhaenys Targaryen and her dragon, Meleys , into a trap in the battle at Rook's Rest , one of the
Targaryen kings are typically known for that streak of cold brutality that allowed their family to take over the Seven Kingdoms in the first place. The first Targaryen king in Westeros was Aegon I, also rightly known as Aegon the Conqueror. His spot on this list is clearly earned by the fact that he made the Iron Throne. After conquering six of 1ohlYlH.