Skip to main content

Relationships of Daemon Targaryen | The Targaryen Supremacy

Relationships of Daemon Targaryen

 

Source : dmtalkies.com


The rogue prince (Daemon Targaryen) was born in 81 AC as a true-blooded Targaryen since both parents of the prince were Targaryens (Prince Baelon Targaryen and Princess Alyssa Targaryen) The prince was family oriented person and he sacrificed any of his belongings for the eternal glory of the House Targaryen. 

Daemon has a several taste in his relationships and the earliest relationships he had, he mentioned while his argument had with his own brother King Viserys I, that both of them used to visit Brothels when they were at young age. Thus the story tells that the Daemon used to has affairs with Whores at young age. 

The people of the Westeros named Daemon as the "Prince of the City" in view of the Prince familiar with maintaining relationships with the people of Westeros. People loved Daemon and all of Westerosi believed the prince like he was from their family. When the Blood and Cheese incident happened Daemon was control the total situation and revenged by using two of his men from the Westeros. Daemon did it without moving a single step into Westeros. 

Daemon closely keeps his companionship with Dragon Keepers, which is why they helped him choose Caraxses as his mount. Once Daemon stole the dragon egg from the dragonpit many dragon keepers did not reveal Daemon's name until the king commanded to reveal it. Dragon-keepers help Daemon to be sent away from Westeros with his dragon and visit Westeros when he needs it. In the season we have seen that Daemon has produced three dragon eggs to dragon-keepers and that proves Daemon had a good understanding and trustworthiness against dragon-keepers. 

Daemon built the Gold cloaks periodically as they were not a fully grown army to protect the King's Landing. When daemon took the leadership of them, they only were the City Watch. Daemon the person who granted them a Cloak in gold and renamed them Gold Cloaks. When Princess Rhaenyra Targaryen returned with team black, the gold cloaks might involved to protect the city. However once they had seen a blood worm in the sky they had kept their swords in the Sheathe, they knew with that sign their prince had returned to the King's Landing. 

Daemon married Rhea Royce as a arranged marriage. He never liked to marry Lady Rhea, thus he had a favor about Runestone, a land which owned by Lady Rhea. When the time comes Daemon intend to murder his first wife by crushing her head by a Stone.

Later Daemon made Laena Velaryon his second wife. He spends time with Lady Laena and maintains a good relationship with House Velaryon. He flew with her many times and had two daughters (Twins). Lady Laena Velaryon died when she was giving birth to Daemon's next baby however Lady Laena escaped her death in bed, Daemon wanted to get her into Driftmark Where the House Velaryon is located since they were popular for having maestors of curing many diseases. 

Once Laena passed away, Rhaenyra Targaryen (Daemon's Niece) requested his hand to take her father's crown back. Daemon married Rhaenyra and had two children. All the fights that belonged to Dance of the Dragon happened afterward. 

In Daemon's last relationship, there is a small girl "Nettles" who is an arranged dragon rider for DOD. The rumors say that Daemon escaped from the Battle Above the Gods Eye when he finished the battle by killing Prince Aemond and his dragon Vhagar.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

What does "the dragon has three heads" actually mean?

What does "the dragon has three heads" actually mean? Source : Google Well, the most thrown-out answer to what people think it means is that the three-headed dragon refers to Aegon the Conqueror and his sister-wives. Prince Rhaegar, on the other hand, seems to have interpreted it as needing three Targaryen children in order to fulfill a prophecy. Others think it simply means needing three dragonriders. However, I think everyone in truth is misinterpreting the actual meaning of House Targaryen’s sigil, and, in the Targaryen’s case, they have forgotten the meaning of their own words: Fire and Blood Let's be clear: there is no such thing as a three-headed dragon, at least not physically, so it doesn't simply refer to Aegon and his two sister-wives. No, the three-headed dragon refers to the dragonbond, as do the words of House Targaryen, fire and blood. I am a proponent of the Lemur theory. The idea is that the dragonbond is similar to skin-changer magic in that there is ...
Post a Comment
Read more

Exploring Rhaenys Targaryen: A Key Figure in the House of the Dragon | The Targaryen Supremacy

Exploring Rhaenys Targaryen: A Key Figure in the House of the Dragon Source : Google In the vast tapestry of George R.R. Martin's "A Song of Ice and Fire" universe, the Targaryen dynasty stands as one of the most captivating elements. With its rich history, complex characters, and enthralling tales of power and betrayal, the House of Targaryen continues to fascinate fans worldwide. As the eagerly anticipated series "House of the Dragon" draws near, the spotlight turns to one of its central figures: Rhaenys Targaryen. Early Life and Lineage Rhaenys Targaryen was born into a family steeped in both greatness and tragedy. As a scion of the Targaryen dynasty, her lineage traced back to the legendary Aegon the Conqueror, who first forged the Seven Kingdoms into a single realm under Targaryen rule. Born of the union between King Viserys I Targaryen and Queen Alicent Hightower, Rhaenys was destined to play a pivotal role in the tumultuous events that would shape the fat...
Post a Comment
Read more

The Perverse Relationship: Cersei and Jaime Lannister's Connection to Aerys Targaryen | The Targaryen Supremacy

The Perverse Relationship: Cersei and Jaime Lannister's Connection to Aerys Targaryen   Source : decider.com & Google The rumors between two identifiable characters of Game of Thrones in the fantasy prequel have been revealed as the Lannister twins as bastards of the Last well-known Targaryen king Aerys (The Mad King). The strong implication in the books is that Cersei and Jaime are not Tywin Lannister's biological children, but rather the offspring of their mother, Joanna Lannister, and Aerys II Targaryen, the Mad King. This is a well-kept secret that few people in Westeros are aware of. Joanna Lannister served as Queen Rhaella Targaryen's lady-in-waiting. Aerys allegedly shouted indecent and derogatory things about Joanna during a tournament at Casterly Rock, which might have resulted in an affair. Aerys was reported to have lusted after Joanna Lannister and was thought to have an obsessive obsession with her. According to others, this obsession may have result...
Post a Comment
Read more