Difference between revisions of "Aegon's first test"
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| combatant2 = [[House Darklyn]]<br>[[House Mooton]] | | combatant2 = [[House Darklyn]]<br>[[House Mooton]] | ||
| commander1 = [[Aegon the Conqueror]]<br>[[Orys Baratheon]] | | commander1 = [[Aegon the Conqueror]]<br>[[Orys Baratheon]] | ||
− | | commander2 = [[House Darklyn|Lord Darklyn]]<br>[[House Mooton|Lord Mooton]] | + | | commander2 = [[House Darklyn|Lord Darklyn]]†<br>[[House Mooton|Lord Mooton]]† |
| strength1 = ~ 3,000 warriors<br> Balerion | | strength1 = ~ 3,000 warriors<br> Balerion | ||
| strength2 = ~ 3,000 warriors | | strength2 = ~ 3,000 warriors | ||
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− | Aegon's first test was the first organised opposition against | + | Aegon's first test was the first organised opposition against Aegon's conquest. It ended up being a one sided battle due to [[Balerion]]'s presence. |
==The battle== | ==The battle== |
Revision as of 17:09, 16 July 2015
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Conflict | War of Conquest | ||||||||||||||||
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Date | 2 BC | ||||||||||||||||
Place | Near Blackwater Rush | ||||||||||||||||
Result |
Decisive Targaryen victory
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Aegon's first test was the first organised opposition against Aegon's conquest. It ended up being a one sided battle due to Balerion's presence.
The battle
The opposition came form Lord Darklyn of Duskendale and Lord Mooton of Maidenpool, who joined their power and marched south with three thousand men. Aegon sent Orys Baratheon to meet them on the march, whist he descended on them from above with Balerion. Both lords were slain, Darklyn's son and Mooton's brother, Jon Mooton, leaving Duskendale and Maidenpool to rethink it's approach to the Targaryens.
Aftermanth
After the defeat and deaths of their lords, Darklyn’s son and Mooton’s brother gave up their castles and swore their swords to House Targaryen.[1] Visenya claimed the riches of Duskendale, which at the time was the principal port on the Narrow Sea, greatly expanding House Targeryans resources.
References
- ↑ The World of Ice & Fire, The Conquest.
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