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House Redwyne^[1] of the Arbor is a vassal house from the Reach that holds fealty to Lord Bronn of Highgarden. Their lands are located on the island of the Arbor, southwest of Highgarden. Its heraldry consists of a purple grape cluster on a white field.

History

Background

The Arbor is known for producing the finest wines in the Seven Kingdoms. Due to their island location, their merchant ships require great protection at sea, so the Redwyne fleet is one of the three largest in the realm. The Redwynes enjoy a particularly close relationship with their overlord, House Tyrell.^[2]

In the current generation, Lady Olenna Tyrell was herself born Olenna Redwyne, before she married Lord Luthor Tyrell.

House of the Dragon: Season 1

Lord Redwyne is in the royal court at the start of the Dance of the Dragons. He kneels before Otto Hightower, pledging House Redwyne's allegiance to King Aegon II.^[3]

Game of Thrones: Season 2

House Redwyne follows its liege lords of House Tyrell in supporting Renly Baratheon's claim to the Iron Throne.^[4]

Game of Thrones: Season 4

The Redwyne sigil is present at the royal wedding.^[5]

Members

Olenna-Tyrell-S4EP01 — Olenna Tyrell, who was born Olenna Redwyne, married Luthor Tyrell.

Lord Paxter Redwyne, head of the house. Married to Mace Tyrell's older sister.
Lady {Olenna Redwyne}, called the "Queen of Thorns", widow of Luthor Tyrell and mother of Lord Mace Tyrell. Lord Paxter's aunt and mother-in-law.^[6] Poisoned herself after Highgarden fell to the Lannister army.
Viola Redwyne, Lady Olenna's sister^[7]

With unspecified familiar relationship with the main branch, other Redwynes include:

Bethany Redwyne - once betrothed to Brynden Tully, but he refused to take part in the arranged marriage.

Historical members

Ser {Ryam Redwyne}, Lord Commander of the Kingsguard of Jaehaerys I Targaryen and Viserys I Targaryen. Died in his sleep.
Lady {Joselyn Redwyne}, either the Lady of the Arbor or wife of Lord Redwyne during the reign of Viserys I Targaryen.

In the books

House Redwyne ASOIAF — The Redwyne coat of arms in the *A Song of Ice and Fire* novels: a burgundy grape cluster on blue.

In the A Song of Ice and Fire novels, House Redwyne is one of the most powerful noble families in the Reach. A large portion of the wines exported across Westeros come from the Arbor, and the higher-quality wines produced on the Arbor are considered to be the best in Westeros. Due to their island location and heavy involvement in the wine trade, House Redwyne maintains a large fleet of ships. The Redwyne fleet forms a significant portion of the fleet of the Reach, of which Lord Paxter Redwyne serves as high admiral and commander.

Members of House Redwyne tend to have bright orange hair.

While most vassal Houses from the Reach joined House Tyrell in fighting for the royal House Targaryen during Robert's Rebellion, the Redwynes are noted for being particularly staunch Targaryen-loyalists.

The Season 2 Blu-ray special features display the Redwyne sigil under a list of Renly Baratheon's supporters, but in the books House Redwyne does not declare for Renly. They wanted to, but during the early stages of the War of the Five Kings, Queen Cersei Lannister holds the twin sons of Lord Paxter hostage at the royal court. After Renly dies, they join their Tyrell liege lords in aiding the Lannister army in the Battle of the Blackwater.

A slight difference is that the sigil of House Redwyne in the books is a burgundy grape cluster on a blue field, but the TV series changed this to a purple grape cluster on a white field.

Known members

Lord Paxter Redwyne, Lord of the Arbor.
- Mina Tyrell, his wife and first cousin. Sister of Lord Mace Tyrell, and daughter of the Queen of Thorns, Olenna Redwyne.
  - Ser Horas Redwyne, the son of Paxter and twin to Ser Hobber.
  - Ser Hobber Redwyne, the son of Paxter and twin to Ser Horas.
  - Desmera Redwyne, their daughter.
- Olenna Tyrell, called the "Queen of Thorns", his paternal aunt as well as mother-in-law (due to Paxter marrying his first cousin Mina Tyrell), a Redwyne by birth. She is the widow of Lord Luthor Tyrell, the late lord of Highgarden.

Lord Runceford Redwyne was a past head of the House: he was the father of Lady Olenna, and grandfather of Paxter.

Ser Ryam Redwyne is a past Lord Commander of the Kingsguard who was considered to be the greatest knight of his day. For this he was named Hand of the King, but was a disaster. He is now considered to be one of the worst Hands the realm has ever seen and is now a warning to those who become Hands.

Samwell Tarly is sent to the Arbor as a page and cupbearer where Horas and Hobber despised him and repeatedly shame and humiliate him. If Samwell pleased Lord Paxter, Sam would have been betrothed to Lord Paxter's daughter, but Sam is ultimately sent home.

The current lord of House Redwyne is Paxter Redwyne, but there is no mention in the novels that he is a pedophile.

Gallery

References

↑ Game of Thrones Viewer's Guide. HBO. Retrieved January 21, 2024.
↑ HBO viewers guide, season 1: episode 5 map, The Arbor entry
↑ House of the Dragon: Season 1, Episode 9: "The Green Council" (2022).
↑ Season 2 bluray: War of the Five Kings feature
↑ Game of Thrones: Season 4, Episode 2: "The Lion and the Rose" (2014).
↑ HBO Game of Thrones Viewers Guide, House Tyrell entry
↑ Game of Thrones: Season 4, Episode 4: "Oathkeeper" (2014).

External links

House Redwyne on A Wiki of Ice and Fire

v • d • e House Redwyne
Head	Paxter Redwyne	Heir	Unknown
Seat	Arbor	Region	Reach

Ancestors	Ryam Redwyne · Joselyn Redwyne · Lord Redwyne
Members	Bethany Redwyne · Viola Redwyne
Deceased	Olenna Tyrell
Overlords	Bronn's house

[Viewer's_Guide-1] Game of Thrones Viewer's Guide. HBO. Retrieved January 21, 2024.

[2] HBO viewers guide, season 1: episode 5 map, The Arbor entry

[HOTD_109-3] House of the Dragon: Season 1, Episode 9: "The Green Council" (2022).

[4] Season 2 bluray: War of the Five Kings feature

[GOT_402-5] Game of Thrones: Season 4, Episode 2: "The Lion and the Rose" (2014).

[6] HBO Game of Thrones Viewers Guide, House Tyrell entry

[GOT_404-7] Game of Thrones: Season 4, Episode 4: "Oathkeeper" (2014).

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-'''House Redwyne''' is a vassal house that holds fealty to [[House Tyrell]] of [[Highgarden]]. Their lands are located on the island of [[The Arbor]], southwest of Highgarden. Its [[Heraldry]] consists of a burgundy grape cluster on a white field.
+'''House Redwyne'''{{Guideref|Viewer's Guide}} of the [[Arbor]] is a vassal house from the [[Reach]] that holds fealty to Lord [[Bronn]] of [[Highgarden]]. Their lands are located on the island of the Arbor, southwest of Highgarden. Its heraldry consists of a purple grape cluster on a white field.
 ==History==
 ===Background===
-The Arbor is known for producing the [[Food and Drink#Wines|finest wines]] in the Seven Kingdoms. Due to their island location, their merchant ships require great protection at sea, so the [[Redwyne Fleet]] is one of the three largest in the realm. The Redwynes enjoy a particularly close relationship with its overlord, House Tyrell.<ref>[http://viewers-guide.hbo.com/season3/#!/locations/the-arbor/ HBO viewers guide, season 3 guide to houses, House Tyrell entry]</ref>
+The Arbor is known for producing the [[Food and drink#Wines|finest wines]] in the [[Seven Kingdoms]]. Due to their island location, their merchant ships require great protection at sea, so the [[Redwyne fleet]] is one of the three largest in the realm. The Redwynes enjoy a particularly close relationship with their overlord, House Tyrell.<ref>[http://viewers-guide.hbo.com/game-of-thrones/season-1/episode-5/map/location/50/the-arbor HBO viewers guide, season 1: episode 5 map, The Arbor entry]</ref>
 In the current generation, Lady [[Olenna Tyrell]] was herself born Olenna Redwyne, before she married Lord [[Luthor Tyrell]].
-===[[Season 2]]===
+===[[House of the Dragon: Season 1|''House of the Dragon'': Season 1]]===
+[[Lord Redwyne]] is in the royal court at the start of the [[Dance of the Dragons]]. He kneels before [[Otto Hightower]], pledging House Redwyne's allegiance to King [[Aegon II Targaryen|Aegon II]].{{Ref|HOTD109}}
-House Redwyne follows their liege lords of House Tyrell in supporting [[Renly Baratheon]]'s claim to the [[Iron Throne]].<ref>Season 2 bluray: War of the Five Kings feature</ref>
-===[[Season 4]]===
+===[[Game of Thrones: Season 2|''Game of Thrones'': Season 2]]===
-The Redwyne sigil is present at the [[Purple Wedding|royal wedding]].<ref>The Lion and the Rose</ref>
+House Redwyne follows its liege lords of House Tyrell in supporting [[Renly Baratheon]]'s claim to the [[Iron Throne]].<ref>Season 2 bluray: War of the Five Kings feature</ref>
+===[[Game of Thrones: Season 4|''Game of Thrones'': Season 4]]===
+The Redwyne sigil is present at the [[Purple Wedding|royal wedding]].{{Ref|GOT402}}
 ==Members==
-[[File:Olenna-Tyrell-S4EP01.jpg|thumb|Olenna Tyrell was born Olenna Redwyne.]]
+[[File:Olenna-Tyrell-S4EP01.jpg|thumb|Olenna Tyrell, who was born Olenna Redwyne, married Luthor Tyrell.]]
-*Lord [[Paxter Redwyne]], [[Lord of the Arbor]] and head of the House. Married to Mace Tyrell's older sister.
+*Lord [[Paxter Redwyne]], head of the house. Married to Mace Tyrell's older sister.
-*Lady [[Olenna Redwyne]], called the "Queen of Thorns", widow of [[Luthor Tyrell]] and mother of Lord [[Mace Tyrell]]. Lord Paxter's aunt and mother in law.<ref>[http://viewers-guide.hbo.com/game-of-thrones/#!/guide/houses/tyrell/ HBO viewers guide, season 1 guide to houses, House Tyrell entry]</ref><ref name="House Tyrell viewers guide">[http://viewers-guide.hbo.com/game-of-thrones/season2/#!/guide/houses/tyrell/ HBO viewers guide, season 2 guide to houses, House Tyrell entry]</ref>
+*Lady {[[Olenna Tyrell|Olenna Redwyne]]}, called the "Queen of Thorns", widow of [[Luthor Tyrell]] and mother of Lord [[Mace Tyrell]]. Lord Paxter's aunt and mother-in-law.<ref>[http://www.hbo.com/assets/images/series/game-of-thrones/downloads/viewers-guide-150-low.pdf HBO Game of Thrones Viewers Guide, House Tyrell entry]</ref> Poisoned herself after [[Sack of Highgarden|Highgarden fell]] to the Lannister army.
-*[[Viola Redwyne]], Lady Olenna's sister<ref>"[[Oathkeeper]]"</ref>
+*[[Viola Redwyne]], Lady Olenna's sister{{Ref|GOT404}}
-With unspecified familiar relationship with the main branch, other Redwynes include:
+With unspecified familiar relationship with the main branch, other Redwynes include:
 *[[Bethany Redwyne]] - once betrothed to [[Brynden Tully]], but he refused to take part in the arranged marriage.
-==Image gallery==
+===Historical members===
+*Ser {[[Ryam Redwyne]]}, [[Lord Commander of the Kingsguard]] of [[Jaehaerys I Targaryen]] and [[Viserys I Targaryen]]. Died in his sleep.
-<gallery captionalign="left">
-House Redwyne.png|The icon of House Redwyne from the HBO viewers guide.
+*Lady {[[Joselyn Redwyne]]}, either the Lady of the Arbor or wife of Lord Redwyne during the reign of Viserys I Targaryen.
-Redwyne-small.png|Small icon of House Redwyne from the HBO viewers guide.
-</gallery>
 ==In the books==
+[[File:House Redwyne ASOIAF.svg|thumb|200px|right|The Redwyne coat of arms in the ''A Song of Ice and Fire'' novels: a burgundy grape cluster on blue.]]
-In the ''[[A Song of Ice and Fire]]'' novels, House Redwyne is a one of the most powerful noble families in [[the Reach]], with close ties to their overlords House Tyrell. The large offshore island they rule, The Arbor, is famous as the home of the largest vineyards in Westeros. A large portion of the wines exported across [[Westeros]] come from the Arbor, and the higher-quality wines produced on the Arbor are considered to be the best in Westeros. Due to their island location but heavy involvement in the wine trade, House Redwyne maintains a large fleet of ships. The Redwyne fleet forms a significant portion of the fleet of the Reach, of which Lord Paxter Redwyne serves as high admiral and commander.
+In the ''[[A Song of Ice and Fire]]'' novels, House Redwyne is one of the most powerful noble families in the [[Reach]]. A large portion of the wines exported across [[Westeros]] come from the Arbor, and the higher-quality wines produced on the Arbor are considered to be the best in Westeros. Due to their island location and heavy involvement in the wine trade, House Redwyne maintains a large fleet of ships. The [[Redwyne fleet]] forms a significant portion of the fleet of the Reach, of which Lord Paxter Redwyne serves as high admiral and commander.
 Members of House Redwyne tend to have bright orange hair.
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 While most vassal Houses from the Reach joined House Tyrell in fighting for the royal [[House Targaryen]] during [[Robert's Rebellion]], the Redwynes are noted for being particularly staunch Targaryen-loyalists.
-The Season 2 Blu-ray special features display the Redwyne sigil under a list of Renly Baratheon's supporters, but in the books House Redwyne doesn't declare for Renly. They wanted to, but during the early stages of the [[War of the Five Kings]] Queen [[Cersei Lannister]] holds the twin sons of Lord Paxter hostage at the royal court. After Renly dies, they join their Tyrell liege lords in aiding the Lannister army in the [[Battle of the Blackwater]].
+The Season 2 Blu-ray special features display the Redwyne sigil under a list of Renly Baratheon's supporters, but in the books House Redwyne does not declare for Renly. They wanted to, but during the early stages of the [[War of the Five Kings]], Queen [[Cersei Lannister]] holds the twin sons of Lord Paxter hostage at the royal court. After Renly dies, they join their Tyrell liege lords in aiding the Lannister army in the [[Battle of the Blackwater]].
-A slight difference is that the sigil of House Redwyne in the books is a burgundy grape cluster on a blue field, but the TV series changed this to a burgundy grape cluster on a white field, probably because burgundy on blue is more difficult to readily distinguish.
+A slight difference is that the sigil of House Redwyne in the books is a burgundy grape cluster on a blue field, but the TV series changed this to a purple grape cluster on a white field.
+===Known members===
-'''Members'''
 *Lord [[Paxter Redwyne]], Lord of the Arbor.
 **Mina Tyrell, his wife and first cousin. Sister of Lord [[Mace Tyrell]], and daughter of the Queen of Thorns, Olenna Redwyne.
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 ***Ser Hobber Redwyne, the son of Paxter and twin to Ser Horas.
 ***Desmera Redwyne, their daughter.
-**[[Olenna Tyrell]], his paternal aunt as well as mother-in-law (due to Paxter marrying his first cousin Mina Tyrell), a Redwyne by birth. She is the widow of Lord [[Luthor Tyrell]], the late lord of Highgarden. She is called the "Queen of Thorns".
+**[[Olenna Tyrell]], called the "Queen of Thorns", his paternal aunt as well as mother-in-law (due to Paxter marrying his first cousin Mina Tyrell), a Redwyne by birth. She is the widow of Lord [[Luthor Tyrell]], the late lord of Highgarden.
 Lord Runceford Redwyne was a past head of the House: he was the father of Lady Olenna, and grandfather of Paxter.
-Ser Ryam Redwyne is a past [[Lord Commander]] of the [[Kingsguard]] who was considered to be the greatest knight of his day.  For this he was named [[Hand of the King]], but was a disaster.  He is now considered to be one of the worst Hands the realm has ever seen and is now a warning to those who become Hands.
+Ser Ryam Redwyne is a past [[Lord Commander of the Kingsguard]] who was considered to be the greatest knight of his day. For this he was named [[Hand of the King]], but was a disaster. He is now considered to be one of the worst Hands the realm has ever seen and is now a warning to those who become Hands.
+[[Samwell Tarly]] is sent to the Arbor as a page and [[cupbearer]] where Horas and Hobber despised him and repeatedly shame and humiliate him. If Samwell pleased Lord Paxter, Sam would have been betrothed to Lord Paxter's daughter, but Sam is ultimately sent home.
+The current lord of House Redwyne is Paxter Redwyne, but there is no mention in the novels that he is a pedophile.
+==Gallery==
+<gallery>
+Redwyne Tarly and Lefford heraldry PW.jpg|The banner of House Redwyne (left) at the [[Purple Wedding]].
+House Redwyne.png|The icon of House Redwyne from the HBO viewers guide.
+</gallery>
 ==References==
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