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From where Daenerys found that three Eggs

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Timely converted stones have hatched and Three Dragons were born, This sounds quite strange even to me (The Author), and I am also confused when seeing the same in the first episode. Even if they are converted to Stones the value is too high, we can determine the same by remembering the scene between Viserys Targaryen and Jorah Mormont's conversation when Viserys tried to escape with stolen c.

 

"If i sell one egg, i will have enough to buy a Ship,

Two Eggs, a Ship and Army"

- Viserys Targaryen, Source : Game of Thrones

 

However, due to the objections of Ser Jorah, Viserys Targaryen Skipped stealing eggs. Dany was very interested in taking care of eggs and gave them every old Valeriyan worship. When time flies once she goes to the fire with her dragon eggs, Fire proves that Daenerys is fireproof and she is the mother to Three newborn Dragon babies. The stones hatched and Dany started getting powerful.

From Where this Dragon Eggs found out...???

They are from Shadow Lands beyond Asshai 

Who gave it to Daenerys...?

Illyrio Mopatis, Magister of Pentos

From Where Illyrio Mopatis found them...???

 

**** Today we are discussing about these Dragon Eggs............

 

 

As we see in the TV show, in the very first season of House of the Dragon, the daemon was digging and finding something in a cave. And the found objects will be handed over to Dragon Keepers in Dragonstone. He mentioned that those are Syrax's Eggs. Since the mentioned Eggs were taken from Syrax's cave the TV show will lead us to believe those are from Syrax. However, the book, mentions that the three eggs belonged to Dreamfyre.

Then why does the TV show want to believe us that Drogon, Viserion, and Rhaegal were the kids of Syrax?.

                                                                         Syrax

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                Rhaegal and Drogon


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                                                                                                                        Dreamfyre
 
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Let me Explain,

Syrax is very familiar during the first season in the few episodes she was there and she is the mount of one of the main characters in this season. Other than the Dreamfyre, the dragon belonged to Helaena Targaryen and as she was a lazy character Dreamfyre was not on the screen many times. Therefore the screen players and the directors have started to give an idea to its viewers that Syrax is the Actual mother of Drogon, Viserion, and Rhaegal.

On the other side, the Screen Players and the Directors were transferring a doubtful vision to us by making Dreamfyre exactly look like and similar to Drogon, Viserion, and Rhaegal. That is how the production crew makes the audience confused.

When the time flies there was a bond and strong relationship was built between Jacaerys Velaryon and Cregan Stark. As the history from the Ice & fire Prince Jacaerys Velaryon had kept some dragon eggs in winter-fell and some other places. This means Prince Jace (Jacaerys Velaryon) will have some ideas about the future usage of the Dragons. The author is quiet certain that keeping of a Dragon egg for so long can be performed and Prince Jacaerys Velaryon knows that.

Illyrio Mopatis who presented the three dragon eggs to Daenerys, was from Pentos. and he is a wealthy businessman according to the story. Illyrio found the eggs from Shadow Lands beyond Asshai. As a businessman, Illyrio might visit many places and somehow he could manage to by some dragon eggs for the last Targaryens, who are currently rescinding with him. There is a rumor that Illyrio didn't want to hatch three dragons and he wanted only one dragon who is grown and experienced. Therefore he wanted to hatch the three eggs and remain the stronger dragon for the future use of Aegon Targaryen. (If you want to read that story follow Prediction for Winds of Winter) 


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