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==In the books== |
==In the books== |
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| − | In the ''[[A Song of Ice and Fire]]'' novels, Andalos was once a powerful kingdom extending across much of north-western Essos west of the Rhoyne River, including the Velvet Hills and the [[Flatlands]]. It was a contemporary of the early [[Rhoynar]] kingdom, and according to Rhoynish histories the Rhoynar taught the Andals how to forge metal (disputing Andal histories, which insist they were directly taught by |
+ | In the ''[[A Song of Ice and Fire]]'' novels, Andalos was once a powerful kingdom extending across much of north-western Essos west of the Rhoyne River, including the Velvet Hills and the [[Flatlands]]. It was a contemporary of the early [[Rhoynar]] kingdom, and according to Rhoynish histories the Rhoynar taught the Andals how to forge metal (disputing Andal histories, which insist they were directly taught by [http://gameofthrones.wikia.com/wiki/File:TheSevenTheSmith.png The Smith]). The area was originally home to a race of hairy men who were related to the men of [[Ibben]]. The Andals, who had previously been living further east in [[the Axe]] peninsula, displaced them through warfare. The [[Faith of the Seven]] was born in Andalos when [http://gameofthrones.wikia.com/wiki/File:TheSevenTheFather.png The Father] gave Hugor of the Hill a crown made of seven stars, while [http://gameofthrones.wikia.com/wiki/File:TheSevenTheMaiden.png The Maiden] gave Hugor his wife, who bore him forty-four sons. |
| − | Some time later, the Andals abandoned the region to |
+ | Some time later, the Andals abandoned the region to colonize Westeros across the [[Narrow Sea]]. They [[Andal Invasion|overran and conquered most of the western continent]], leaving Andalos deserted, and various other migrations of different Easterners moved into the region over the course of the subsequent six thousand years. The [[Valyria]]ns established the city of [[Pentos]] there millennia later, in the south of the region. The northern coast became part of the [[Braavosian coastlands]]. |
The term "Hills of Andalos" has gained some traction in fan circles, as a term originating from [[George R.R. Martin]] reading a chapter from ''A Dance with Dragons'' some years ago. However, in the published novels the term "Velvet Hills" was used instead. |
The term "Hills of Andalos" has gained some traction in fan circles, as a term originating from [[George R.R. Martin]] reading a chapter from ''A Dance with Dragons'' some years ago. However, in the published novels the term "Velvet Hills" was used instead. |
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==See also== |
==See also== |
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| − | *[http://awoiaf.westeros.org/index.php/Andalos Andalos at A Wiki of Ice and Fire] |
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Revision as of 03:00, 22 March 2015
A map showing the approximate borders of Andalos on the continent of Essos.
The location of Andalos relative to Westeros: note that it is closest to the Vale.
Andalos is a region on the continent of Essos, located on the coast between the Free Cities of Pentos and Braavos, west of the Rhoyne River. It is the ancestral home of the Andals, an ancient people who, according to tradition, invaded Westeros six thousand years ago and are the ancestors of most of the people living in the southern half of the continent.
In the books
In the A Song of Ice and Fire novels, Andalos was once a powerful kingdom extending across much of north-western Essos west of the Rhoyne River, including the Velvet Hills and the Flatlands. It was a contemporary of the early Rhoynar kingdom, and according to Rhoynish histories the Rhoynar taught the Andals how to forge metal (disputing Andal histories, which insist they were directly taught by The Smith). The area was originally home to a race of hairy men who were related to the men of Ibben. The Andals, who had previously been living further east in the Axe peninsula, displaced them through warfare. The Faith of the Seven was born in Andalos when The Father gave Hugor of the Hill a crown made of seven stars, while The Maiden gave Hugor his wife, who bore him forty-four sons.
Some time later, the Andals abandoned the region to colonize Westeros across the Narrow Sea. They overran and conquered most of the western continent, leaving Andalos deserted, and various other migrations of different Easterners moved into the region over the course of the subsequent six thousand years. The Valyrians established the city of Pentos there millennia later, in the south of the region. The northern coast became part of the Braavosian coastlands.
The term "Hills of Andalos" has gained some traction in fan circles, as a term originating from George R.R. Martin reading a chapter from A Dance with Dragons some years ago. However, in the published novels the term "Velvet Hills" was used instead.
See also
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