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'''Jhaqo''' is an unseen character in ''[[Game of Thrones]]''. He is a [[Dothraki]] [[Khal]].
 
'''Jhaqo''' is an unseen character in ''[[Game of Thrones]]''. He is a [[Dothraki]] [[Khal]].
   
 
==Biography==
 
==Biography==
 
===[[Season 1]]===
 
===[[Season 1]]===
Jhaqo was the second to declare himself Khal after Drogo's illness
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Jhaqo is a ''ko'' in Drogo's ''[[khalasar]]''. He's the second to declare himself Khal after Drogo's incapacitation.<ref>"[[Fire and Blood]]"</ref>
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===[[Season 2]]===
 
===[[Season 2]]===
 
After discovering the severed head of [[Rakharo]] inside a bag carried by Rakharo's horse, Ser [[Jorah Mormont]] considers either Khal [[Pono]] or Jhaqo as the culprits and that Rakharo was killed as a demonstration of contempt for the notion of a [[Daenerys Targaryen|female]] leading a [[Khalasar]].<ref>"[[The Night Lands]]"</ref>
 
After discovering the severed head of [[Rakharo]] inside a bag carried by Rakharo's horse, Ser [[Jorah Mormont]] considers either Khal [[Pono]] or Jhaqo as the culprits and that Rakharo was killed as a demonstration of contempt for the notion of a [[Daenerys Targaryen|female]] leading a [[Khalasar]].<ref>"[[The Night Lands]]"</ref>
   
 
==In the books==
 
==In the books==
In the ''[[Song of Ice and Fire]]'' novels, Jhaqo is a ''ko'' in Khal [[Drogo]]'s khalassar. After Drogo's fall from his horse and subsequent incapacitacion, Jhaqo is one of the several kos that declares himself Khal and takes a portion of the khalassar as his own. Among those who follow him is [[Mago]], who becomes Jhaqo's [[bloodrider]].
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In the ''[[A Song of Ice and Fire]]'' novels, Jhaqo is a ''ko'' in Khal [[Drogo]]'s khalassar. After Drogo's fall from his horse and subsequent incapacitacion, Jhaqo is one of the several kos that declares himself Khal and takes a portion of the khalasar as his own. Among those who follow him is [[Mago]] (who is killed for challenging Drogo in the TV series, but in the book he is still alive for no such challenge occurs), who becomes Jhaqo's [[bloodrider]].
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At the end of the fifth novel, Jhaqo and about fifty warriors of his khalasar encounter Daenerys while she rides Drogon. His reaction is not mentioned.
   
 
==See also==
 
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* [http://awoiaf.westeros.org/index.php/Jhaqo Jhaqo at A Wiki of Ice and Fire]
 
   
 
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"Khal Pono, perhaps... Khal Jhaqo... they don't like the idea of a woman leading a khalasar."
―Jorah Mormont to Daenerys Targaryen[src]

Jhaqo is an unseen character in Game of Thrones. He is a Dothraki Khal.

Biography

Season 1

Jhaqo is a ko in Drogo's khalasar. He's the second to declare himself Khal after Drogo's incapacitation.[1]

Season 2

After discovering the severed head of Rakharo inside a bag carried by Rakharo's horse, Ser Jorah Mormont considers either Khal Pono or Jhaqo as the culprits and that Rakharo was killed as a demonstration of contempt for the notion of a female leading a Khalasar.[2]

In the books

In the A Song of Ice and Fire novels, Jhaqo is a ko in Khal Drogo's khalassar. After Drogo's fall from his horse and subsequent incapacitacion, Jhaqo is one of the several kos that declares himself Khal and takes a portion of the khalasar as his own. Among those who follow him is Mago (who is killed for challenging Drogo in the TV series, but in the book he is still alive for no such challenge occurs), who becomes Jhaqo's bloodrider.

At the end of the fifth novel, Jhaqo and about fifty warriors of his khalasar encounter Daenerys while she rides Drogon. His reaction is not mentioned.

See also

References