Wedding tourney at Whitewalls
The wedding tourney at Whitewalls[1] was a tourney held by Lord Ambrose Butterwell to celebrate his second marriage to Lady Frey in 212 AC. It was held at Whitewalls in the riverlands and was the grounds for the Second Blackfyre Rebellion.[2]
The Joust
The format was a standard knock-out tournament; only few outcomes are known to us, as the tourney was aborted prematurely when a royalist army led by Lord Bloodraven threatened Whitewalls. Two knights entered the lists under false names, Ser Duncan the Tall as the mystery "Gallows Knight" and Daemon II Blackfyre as "John the Fiddler". The prize for the winner was supposed to have been Lord Butterwell's dragon egg, but it was stolen before it could be awarded.[2]
Ser Franklyn Frey defeated Ser Harbert Paege (5 tilts)
Ser Glendon Flowers defeated Ser Argrave the Defiant (1 tilt)
Lord Joffrey Caswell defeated Ser Kyle the Cat of Misty Moor (1 tilt)
Ser Uthor Underleaf defeated Ser Duncan the Tall (1 tilt)- Ser Addam Frey defeated an unnamed rider[3]
- Ser Uthor Underleaf defeated Ser Addam Frey[3]
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Ser Glendon Flowers defeated Lord Alyn Cockshaw 
Daemon II Blackfyre defeated Ser Franklyn Frey-
Ser Glendon Flowers defeated Lord Costayne - Ser Glendon Flowers defeated Ser Mortimer Boggs
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Ser Tommard Heddle defeated Ser Clarence Charlton -
Ser Uthor Underleaf defeated Ser Theomore Bulwer (5 tilts) -
Daemon II Blackfyre defeated Ser Galtry the Green (10 tilts)
The tourney was then interrupted by claims that a thief had stolen the dragon egg. The next tilt would have been:
- Ser Tommard Heddle versus Ser Uthor Underleaf
Known Attendees
Lord Ambrose Butterwell- Lady Butterwell
- Lady Costayne
- Lord Costayne
- Lord Frey
- Walder Frey
- Daughters of Lord Frey
Lord Gormon Peake
Ser Maynard Plumm
Lady Risley- Lord Risley
Lord Shawney
Lady Smallwood- Lord Smallwood
- Lord Smallwood's nephew
Lord Sunderland
Prince Aegon Targaryen
Lady Vyrwel- Lord Vyrwel
Member of House Cuy (possibly)
Member of House Hasty (possibly)
Quote
Some words are wind. Some words are treason. This is a traitor's tourney, ser.[2]
References
- ↑ The World of Ice & Fire, The Targaryen Kings: Aerys I.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 The Mystery Knight.
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 George R. R. Martin's A World of Ice and Fire, Addam Frey.