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'''Harren Hoare''', better known as '''Harren the Black''', is an unseen character in ''Game of Thrones''. He's dead by the time of the series and has only been mentioned in dialogue. |
'''Harren Hoare''', better known as '''Harren the Black''', is an unseen character in ''Game of Thrones''. He's dead by the time of the series and has only been mentioned in dialogue. |
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| − | Harren the Black was an [[ironborn]] King who ruled over the [[Iron Islands]] and the [[Riverlands]] from his castle, [[Harrenhal]]. Harrenhal was the biggest castle in the entire history of the [[Seven Kingdoms]] and was |
+ | Harren the Black was an [[ironborn]] King who ruled over the [[Iron Islands]] and the [[Riverlands]] from his castle, [[Harrenhal]]. Harrenhal was the biggest castle in the entire history of the [[Seven Kingdoms]] and was built to be invulnerable to any attack by land.<ref>"[[A Man Without Honor]]"</ref> |
| − | However, when [[Aegon Targaryen]] [[War of Conquest|invaded]] the [[Seven Kingdoms]], King Harren's vassals from the Riverlands, led by [[Edmyn Tully]], revolted against him, while Aegon the Conqueror unleashed his dragon, Balerion the Black Dread against the massive stronghold.<ref>It is stated that only in the Field of Fire were the three dragons emloyed together</ref> The [[King of the Iron Isles and the Riverlands]] and his [[House Hoare|sons]] perished as dragonflames consumed Harrenhal, leaving behind blackened and melted ruins. |
+ | However, when [[Aegon Targaryen]] [[War of Conquest|invaded]] the [[Seven Kingdoms]], King Harren's vassals from the Riverlands, led by [[Edmyn Tully]], revolted against him, while Aegon the Conqueror unleashed his dragon, Balerion the Black Dread against the massive stronghold.<ref>It is stated that only in the Field of Fire were the three dragons emloyed together</ref> The [[King of the Iron Isles and the Riverlands]] and his [[House Hoare|sons]] perished as dragonflames consumed Harrenhal, leaving behind blackened and melted ruins.<ref>"[[A Man Without Honor]]"</ref> |
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Revision as of 06:20, 25 May 2012
Harren Hoare, better known as Harren the Black, is an unseen character in Game of Thrones. He's dead by the time of the series and has only been mentioned in dialogue.
Harren the Black was an ironborn King who ruled over the Iron Islands and the Riverlands from his castle, Harrenhal. Harrenhal was the biggest castle in the entire history of the Seven Kingdoms and was built to be invulnerable to any attack by land.[1]
However, when Aegon Targaryen invaded the Seven Kingdoms, King Harren's vassals from the Riverlands, led by Edmyn Tully, revolted against him, while Aegon the Conqueror unleashed his dragon, Balerion the Black Dread against the massive stronghold.[2] The King of the Iron Isles and the Riverlands and his sons perished as dragonflames consumed Harrenhal, leaving behind blackened and melted ruins.[3]
In the books
In the A Song of Ice and Fire books, Harren the Black was the last King of the Iron Islands and the Riverlands, grandson of Harwyn Hardhand, a King of the Iron Islands who took the Trident from Arrec, the Storm King. Harren the Black was a vain, bloody tyrant hated by his vassals.
See also
References
- ↑ "A Man Without Honor"
- ↑ It is stated that only in the Field of Fire were the three dragons emloyed together
- ↑ "A Man Without Honor"