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[[Mace Tyrell]] is the holder during the series. Mace inherited the title from his father [[Luthor Tyrell]]. |
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==Lords of Highgarden== |
==Lords of Highgarden== |
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Revision as of 01:35, 16 July 2014
Highgarden, the seat of the Lord of Highgarden.
The Lord of Highgarden is the ruler of the stronghold of Highgarden, the capital of the Reach. The holder is the ruler of the entire region of the Reach.
The Reach was originally a sovereign nation known as the Kingdom of the Reach, until Aegon the Conqueror arrived in Westeros and united the Seven Kingdoms. House Tyrell have been the Lords of Highgarden since Aegon's Landing, however, House Gardener were once the Kings of the Reach.
Mace Tyrell is the holder during the series. Mace inherited the title from his father Luthor Tyrell.
Lords of Highgarden
- {Harlen Tyrell}, Steward of Highgarden to Mern IX Gardener, the last King of the Reach. Elevated to Lord of Highgarden after surrendering Highgarden and the Reach to Aegon the Conqueror.
- {Luthor Tyrell}
- Mace Tyrell
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