Sandor CleganeEdit

As far as i know Sandor Clegane haven't joined the Kingsguard yet, They might show it in episode 9. LordofOnions (Talk) 20:21, June 6, 2011 (UTC)

• Are you people sure the Sandor is the Lord Commander and not Jaime ?--KIWIBOλ 01:08, July 7, 2011 (UTC)
• I know Sandor joined, but i swear Jaime is still head of the guard Jordan 'The Blur' Farrell 20:43, July 17, 2011 (UTC)
• i'm going to change it Jordan 'The Blur' Farrell 20:44, July 17, 2011 (UTC)

The Lord Commander of the Kingsguard following Ser Barristan's departure is Jaime Lannister.--Gonzalo84 20:26, July 20, 2011 (UTC)

QueensguardEdit

Does she ever use the term or organize it herself? I'm pretty sure that Barristan just shows up and assumes that she has a Queensguard. Before that she just had her Bloodriders and Jorah, and she didn't refer to them as a Queensguard. Ragestorm (talk) 19:40, May 3, 2013 (UTC)

The problem is that this happened differently in the books. I've been checking but it's difficult to sift through the first two books to find all references to this (my time is limited now). I did find that in her last chapter in the first book, Daenerys in her internal POV monologue thinks that "Jorah and my bloodriders shall be my Queensguard". That's the first time the term is mentioned (I think). The problem as I said is that the "Arstan Whitebeard" ruse was cut from the TV show (which was a good decision; you can do that in a book but not a visual medium). Originally, Barristan presented himself as just some guy called "Arstan" at the end of book 2, as she was departing Qarth for Slaver's Bay. --->So the scene from the TV series in which he meets her and requests to join her Queensguard didn't actually happen in the books. Near as I can tell, later chapters just refer to him as part of the Queensguard as if it happened "off screen". So in the books, it's never clear if it's just a term she made up. I personally think that, even though there's never been a female monarch, they'd at least theoretically have already decided that if there ever was, they'd be her Queensguard, but I cannot confirm.--The Dragon Demands (talk) 20:59, May 3, 2013 (UTC)

As far as terminology goes, that makes sense (same thing happens in the real world, everyone just replaces "king" with "queen" where relevant). I'm more concerned with referring to Jorah, Barristan and the bloodriders as her Queensguard if the only on-screen use of the term comes from Barristan and not Dany.--Ragestorm (talk) 19:16, May 4, 2013 (UTC)