Who is the ruler of the Seven Kingdoms?
King Robert I Baratheon, Lord of the Seven Kingdoms, is succeeded by his son, Joffrey I Baratheon, after being mortally wounded by a boar. Joffrey’s mother, Cersei Lannister, serves as Queen Regent. At Highgarden, Robert’s youngest brother, Renly Baratheon, is declared king with the support of House Tyrell.
Who rules the 7 kingdoms in Game of Thrones in the end?
Despite numerous civil wars, rebellions, and the death of the last of the dragons, the Targaryens ruled over the unified Seven Kingdoms for over 280 years, some of which saw peace and prosperity, until the actions of the Mad King, Aerys II, triggered the rebellion known as Robert’s Rebellion.
Who was King before Targaryen?
List of Kings
| Order | Monarch | Spouse(s) |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Aegon I Targaryen | Visenya Targaryen Rhaenys Targaryen |
| 2 | Aenys I Targaryen | Alyssa Velaryon |
| 3 | Maegor I Targaryen | Ceryse Hightower Alys Harroway Tyanna of the Tower Elinor Costayne Rhaena Targaryen Jeyne Westerling |
| 4 | Jaehaerys I Targaryen | Alysanne Targaryen |
Why Jon didn’t become king?
Why does Jon Snow not get the throne? He has the royal lineage, but he had betrayed his queen (being a king or a queenslayer is considered bad, even by the standards of this murdery show) so he could neither be set free nor killed, lest a war start over either option.
Who is Jon Snow’s brother?
Rhaenys Targaryen
Jon Snow/Siblings
Why is Jon Snow the true heir?
But Jon Snow, who is actually Aegon Targaryen, does have the best claim to the Iron Throne, according to the “rules.” His actual father, Rhaegar, was Daenerys’ older brother. So Jon is the grandson of the Mad King and in the direct line of succession — Rhaegar’s siblings are secondary to his children.
