Lannisport

Location

Westeros, the Westerlands

Type

Seaport, trading center

Population

Rulers

House Lannister of Lannisport

Religion

The Faith of the Seven

Military

Institutions

Places of note

Date of founding

Age

Founder

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Lannisport is a large city located on the west coast of Westeros, on the Sunset Sea just south of Casterly Rock, the seat of House Lannister. A cadet branch of the Lannisters rules the city in the name of Lord Tywin Lannister. It is a bustling seaport.

HistoryEdit

Season 1Edit

When Lord Commander Jeor Mormont tells Tyrion Lannister that there have been disturbing reports from wildlings trying to flee south of the Wall that they have seen the mythical White Walkers, Tyrion dismisses the notion that these reports are real by saying that the fishermen of Lannisport also report seeing mermaids.^[1]

While trading barbs with Theon, Tyrion Lannister reminisces about the occasion during the Greyjoy Rebellion when Lannisport was attacked by the ships of House Greyjoy. Lord Balon Greyjoy's two brothers burned the Lannister fleet as it sat at anchor, prolonging the war until Lord Stannis Baratheon was able to bring the Royal Fleet around from the east coast of Westeros and smash the Greyjoy fleet in open battle. Tyrion recalls seeing sailors burning.^[2]

In the booksEdit

Lannisport is located just south of Casterly Rock and is a large and bustling seaport with a population of approximately 300,000, making it the third-largest city in Westeros, after King's Landing and Oldtown. Cersei Lannister and her friends used to sneak into the city while young to see the sights.

External links Edit

• Lannisport at A Wiki of Ice and Fire.

ReferencesEdit