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− | King '''Tristifer IV Mudd''', also known as '''the Hammer of Justice''', was the fourth [[King of the Rivers and the Hills]] to bear that name. His crypt lies among the ruins of [[Oldstones]]. | + | King '''Tristifer IV Mudd''', also known as '''the Hammer of Justice''', was the fourth [[King of the Rivers and the Hills]] to bear that name. His crypt lies among the ruins of [[Oldstones]].{{ref|asos|45}} |
==History== | ==History== | ||
− | He ruled from the [[Trident]] to [[the Neck]] in the era where the [[First Men]] were being attacked and overrun by the [[Andal]] invasion. He fought one hundred battles, winning ninety-nine and losing one. The one battle he lost was his last, where seven Andal kings attacked simultaneously. He raised the castle that became known as [[Oldstones]], where it was the strongest in [[Westeros]] at the time of its construction. He was succeeded by his son, [[Tristifer V Mudd]]. | + | He ruled from the [[Trident]] to [[the Neck]] in the era where the [[First Men]] were being attacked and overrun by the [[Andal]] invasion. He fought one hundred battles, winning ninety-nine and losing one. The one battle he lost was his last, where seven Andal kings attacked simultaneously. He raised the castle that became known as [[Oldstones]], where it was the strongest in [[Westeros]] at the time of its construction. He was succeeded by his son, [[Tristifer V Mudd]].{{ref|asos|45}} |
==Appearance== | ==Appearance== | ||
− | His appearance can only be gleaned from the description of his tomb. He wore a beard and bore a warhammer. | + | His appearance can only be gleaned from the description of his tomb. He wore a beard and bore a warhammer.{{ref|asos|45}} |
==Quotes== | ==Quotes== | ||
− | {{Quote| “Old Tristifer don’t mind my bony arse. The Hammer of Justice, they called him. Been a long while since he heard any new songs.” {{Ref|asos|81 | + | {{Quote| “Old Tristifer don’t mind my bony arse. The Hammer of Justice, they called him. Been a long while since he heard any new songs.” {{Ref|asos|81}}}} - [[Tom of Sevenstreams]]'s reply, after being told to get off Tristifer’s sepulchre by [[Merrett Frey]] |
[[File:Here Lies Tristifer.png|350px|thumb|left|[[Catelyn]] and [[Robb]] come upon King Tristifer's tomb at [[Oldstones]].<br>Art by onionjulius]] | [[File:Here Lies Tristifer.png|350px|thumb|left|[[Catelyn]] and [[Robb]] come upon King Tristifer's tomb at [[Oldstones]].<br>Art by onionjulius]] | ||
==References and Notes== | ==References and Notes== | ||
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[[Category:House Mudd]] | [[Category:House Mudd]] | ||
[[Category:Nobles|Mudd, Tristifer IV]] | [[Category:Nobles|Mudd, Tristifer IV]] |
Revision as of 12:43, 10 April 2014
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King Tristifer IV is defeated Art by Roman Papsuev | |
Monarch | |
Coronation | Tristifer, the Fourth of His Name, King of the Rivers and the Hills |
Full name | Tristifer IV Mudd |
Title | The Hammer of Justice |
Successor | Tristifer V Mudd |
Personal Information | |
Buried | At Oldstones |
Family | |
Dynasty | House Mudd |
Issue | Tristifer V Mudd |
King Tristifer IV Mudd, also known as the Hammer of Justice, was the fourth King of the Rivers and the Hills to bear that name. His crypt lies among the ruins of Oldstones.[1]
History
He ruled from the Trident to the Neck in the era where the First Men were being attacked and overrun by the Andal invasion. He fought one hundred battles, winning ninety-nine and losing one. The one battle he lost was his last, where seven Andal kings attacked simultaneously. He raised the castle that became known as Oldstones, where it was the strongest in Westeros at the time of its construction. He was succeeded by his son, Tristifer V Mudd.[1]
Appearance
His appearance can only be gleaned from the description of his tomb. He wore a beard and bore a warhammer.[1]
Quotes
“Old Tristifer don’t mind my bony arse. The Hammer of Justice, they called him. Been a long while since he heard any new songs.” [2]
- Tom of Sevenstreams's reply, after being told to get off Tristifer’s sepulchre by Merrett Frey
References and Notes
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 A Storm of Swords, Chapter 45, Catelyn V.
- ↑ A Storm of Swords, Epilogue.