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A Game of Thrones is one of the most popular and successful fantasy fiction series in the world to date. With the success of the novels came a widely-loved television series. While you might be a loyal fan of the books, the show, or both - do you know all about the history of the leading families? This book aims to thoroughly detail the early history of the houses Targaryen, Stark, and Lannister, including how they first rose to power, and what happened in the years leading up to the beginning of the Game of Thrones story. Of the houses of the Seven Kingdoms, the great houses have the most power. In the past, they were largely royalty, but have sworn to the Iron Throne since then. Do you know how the Targaryens first took control of the land of the Seven Kingdoms? Follow the tale of Aegon the Conqueror, and learn how he used his peoples' might to force a union of the kingdoms. You will follow the story of the dragons, and find out how they came to be killed off, leaving the Targaryens vying for power with the other houses. Despite their great conquests, they too are among the houses who play the game of thrones, attempting to restore their name to glory. And what of the Starks, who were once the Kings of Winter, ruling over the North. They fought off advances from invaders and remained in power for thousands of years. How did they come to lose their hold over their kingdom, to become only wards? And what happened to turn Lord Eddard away from his caring of the throne? The Lannisters of Casterly Rock were the Kings of the Rock at one time. Ever since the legendary Lann the Clever took it for himself through trickery, they have been rich and powerful. These people of the First Men used marriage and alliances to strengthen their hold over their neighbors. But their insidious tactics worked to bring an Andal to be the ruling Lannister. Learn more in this book!
©2016 Brian Green (P)2016 Brian Green

All you need to know about Game of Thrones! This is the third installment in a series of noble house histories and cultural profiles of the peoples, cultures, and groups found in George RR Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire book series and seen on HBO's global hit television series Game of Thrones. Volume three delves into a few more of the lesser known, but highly important noble houses seen in Game of Thrones. The attempt at spoiler-free content is made and information will not stretch much further beyond season two or three of the television series. After all, this is a history book; the past is prologue here. This volume covers in brief the history of four noble houses including Houses Tully, Mormont, Tarly and the mysterious Crannogmen of House Reed. We also take a look at the ancient peoples and events which led to the current story. The First-men, the Andals, the Valyrians, and the Children of the Forest are discussed at length. The Faith of the Seven, the Whyte walkers, dragons, and the history of the black brotherhood, the crows on the wall, the Night's Watch and its connection to the evil Night's King are all explored as well. This volume, along with the previous two will make a fantastic resource for any Game of Thrones fan, or make a great addition to one's A Song of Ice and Fire collection Chapter I: House Tully of Riverrun: The Riverlands Chapter II: House Tarly of Horn Hill: The Reach Chapter III: House Reed of Greywater Watch: The North Chapter IV: The First Men-The Children of the Forest Chapter V: The Andals-The Faith of the Seven Chapter VI: Valyria-The Dragons Chapter VII: The Night's Watch-The Whyte Walkers/The Others Glossary of Geographic and Cultural terms People of note in recent times
©2017 Brian Green (P)2016 Brian Green

This work is the second volume in a series of house histories and cultural profiles of those seen in A Song of Ice and Fire and popularized in HBO's global hit television series Game of Thrones. Volume two explores some of the major players in Game of Thrones. This particular volume covers the history of several noble houses; including the Baratheon, Martell, Greyjoy, Tyrell, Seaworth, and Arryn families. Moreover, it delves into the enigmatic assassin cult of the Faceless Men, as well as covering a fan favorite by discussing the culture of the Dothraki horse lords. It is written in a concise and well-researched manner, with short and easy to understand essays which spell out the high points and areas of importance for each house or culture. It gives the listener a quick reference guide to all the houses they have come to love and hate. Whether one enjoys the original novels, watches the television series, or indeed indulges in both, this volume of house histories, along with the others, are great additions to a Game of Thrones junkie's library.
©2016 Brian Green (P)2016 Brian Green

A Game of Thrones is one of the most popular and successful fantasy fiction series in the world to date. With the success of the novels came a widely loved television series. While you might be a loyal fan of the books, the show, or both - do you know all about the history of the leading families? These books aim to thoroughly detail the early history of the houses Targaryen, Stark, Lannister and many more. You can explore how they first rose to power, and what happened in the years leading up to the beginning of the Game of Thrones story.
©2016 Brian Green (P)2016 Brian Green