Knight of the Seven Kingdoms Family Tree

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Egg’s real family is a glorious dumpster fire. His father was Prince Maekar Targaryen, a grumpy dude who threw a mace at his brother’s head during a trial by combat. Family game night must have been brutal. Maekar’s dad was King Daeron II, who was so obsessed with Dornish peace that he married a Dornish princess and let her family teach his sons how to poison people gracefully.

But here’s the mind-blowing part: Egg’s brothers included Aerion Brightflame, the guy who drank wildfire because he thought he was a dragon. Spoiler: he wasn’t. He died screaming. Then there was Daeron the Drunk, who preferred wine over ruling, and Aemon, who became a maester at the Wall. So Egg—the bald squire—was literally the only sane one in a family of pyromaniacs and alcoholics. No pressure, kid.

The Hedge Knight’s Secret Roots

Now, for the twist your brain didn’t see coming: Ser Duncan the Tall wasn’t actually a nobody. George R.R. Martin, you sneaky devil. Through Fire & Blood, we learn that Duncan’s father was a stableboy at the Red Keep—or maybe a sellsword? The point is: Duncan’s family tree is almost as secret as his height. But wait—there’s a theory that Dunk’s grandfather was a Targaryen bastard named Ser Duncan the Sworn? Yeah, Martin loves his parallels.

Game Of Thrones Book Family Tree

What we do know: Dunk fathered a daughter who married into the House of Tarth. Yes, you read that right. Brienne of Tarth—the beastly badass from Game of Thrones—is Ser Duncan the Tall’s great-granddaughter. That means her unshakeable honor, her weirdly tall frame, and her ability to punch a man through a wall are all Dunk’s legacy. The Maid of Tarth is basically a blonde, giant, female version of a hedge knight who couldn’t read. Mind. Blown.