Much of what's known about Aegon the Conqueror, or Aegon I Targaryen comes from George R.R. Martin's A Song of Ice & Fire novels, the book series on which Game of Thrones is based. The companion ...

Aegon the Conqueror, the first of many notable men in Westerosi history to be named Aegon Targaryen, was a dragon-rider who ...

Aegon the Conqueror is mentioned in 'House of the Dragon' Episode 4. ... Fans who have read George R.R. Martin’s book know that dark times are coming for Aegon II and Rhaenyra Targaryen.

A new report from Variety says HBO is “actively” discussing an Aegon Targaryen Game of Thrones spinoff. This isn’t the first time the network has contemplated doing a series about the man ...

In the book, Vhagar lights Aegon the Conqueror's funeral pyre, which incinerates his body but leaves his Valyrian steel blade, Blackfyre, unharmed. But it wasn't enough to protect Aegon.

This means that 100 years prior to the events of House of the Dragon, Aegon the Conqueror’s reason for conquering Westeros was his "Song of Ice and Fire" dream of The Others aka the White Walkers.

Aegon’s mythic status is well-established by the backstory that gradually unfolds in Martin’s books. Aegon is basically the George Washington of the Seven Kingdoms, which means that every man ...

When Aegon does eventually die in the book, he is succeeded by Aegon III, who, again, is his nephew and Rhaenyra’s son. Bryanna Cappadona She writes on books, reality TV, internet personalities ...

The Conqueror’s crown is representative of more dangerous rulers. That’s foreshadowing the future for Aegon II, since his coronation starts a civil war amongst House Targaryen. The crown is ...

The change makes more sense when Alicent finally learns her mistake in assuming Viserys was muttering about Aegon the Conqueror in the Ice and Fire prophecy rather than his eldest son on his deathbed.

George R.R. Martin’s House of the Dragon is based on his fictional history book Fire & Blood. It chronicles the entire history of House Targaryen, all the way back to Aegon the Conqueror.

The Cons of a Game of Thrones Spinoff Series About Aegon the Conqueror 1) ... That’s why his victory is so well-chronicled, both in-world and in George R.R. Martin’s books.