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| House_name = House Durrandon
 
| House_name = House Durrandon
 
| image        = [[File:House Baratheon.svg|250px|center]]
 
| image        = [[File:House Baratheon.svg|250px|center]]
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| Coat_of_arms = A black crowned stag, on a gold field<br>(''Or, a stag salient, crowned, sable'')
 
| Coat_of_arms = A black crowned stag, on a gold field<br>(''Or, a stag salient, crowned, sable'')
 
| Words = ''Ours is the Fury''
 
| Words = ''Ours is the Fury''
 
| Seat = [[Storm's End]]
 
| Seat = [[Storm's End]]
| Current_Lord =  
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| Current_Lord =
| Region = [[The Stormlands]]<br>[[Riverlands]]
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| Region = [[Stormlands]]<br>[[Riverlands]] <small>(~400BC - ~100 BC)</small>
 
| Title = [[Storm King]]
 
| Title = [[Storm King]]
 
| Heir = Extinct
 
| Heir = Extinct
| Overlord =  
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| Overlord =
 
| Ancestral_weapon =
 
| Ancestral_weapon =
| Cadet_branch = ''[[House Baratheon]]'' (Female line)<br>''[[House Bolling]]'' (Possibly)<br>''[[House Wensington]]'' (Possibly)
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| Cadet_branch = [[House Bolling]] (possibly)<br>[[House Wensington]] (possibly)
| Founded = [[Age of Heroes]]
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| Founded = [[Age of Heroes]]
| Founder = [[Durran]]
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| Founder = [[Durran Godsgrief]]
| Died_out = {{Date|1}}
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| Died_out = [[Years before Aegon's Conquest|~2 BC/1 BC]]
 
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'''House Durrandon''' was the house of the [[Storm King]]s from the [[stormlands]].{{ref|TWOIAF| The Conquest}} Their seat was [[Storm's End]]; an ancient castle raised by [[Durran|Durran Godsgrief]], the founder of their line. The Durrandon sigil was a crowned black stag on a field of gold.{{ref|AGOT|4}} Their words were ''Ours is the Fury''. Both sigil and words were adopted by [[House Baratheon]], who descend from House Durrandon through the female line, in the [[War of Conquest]].  
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'''House Durrandon''' was the house of the [[Storm King]]s from the [[stormlands]].{{Ref|TWOIAF|The Reign of the Dragons: The Conquest}} Their seat was [[Storm's End]]; an ancient castle raised by [[Durran Godsgrief]], the founder of their line. The Durrandon sigil was a crowned black stag on a field of gold.{{Ref|AGOT|4}} Their words were ''Ours is the Fury''. Both sigil and words were adopted by [[House Baratheon]], who descend from House Durrandon through the female line, in [[Aegon's Conquest]].
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==Customs==
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Traditionally, the [[Storm Kings]] named their firstborn son and heir after the founder of their House, [[Durran Godsgrief]].{{Ref|TWOIAF|The Stormlands: House Durrandon}}
  
 
==History==
 
==History==
The line of the Storm Kings dates back to the [[Age of Heroes]] when their kingdom was founded by King [[Durran|Durran "Godsgrief"]], a legendary hero. The Storm Kings once ruled much of the eastern half of [[Westeros]], an area reaching from [[Cape Wrath]] to the [[Bay of Crabs]]. Their dominion was protected from [[Dorne]] and the [[Kingdom of the Reach]] by the [[Dornish Marches]], and they conquered the [[riverlands]] from [[House Teague]].
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The line of the Storm Kings dates back to the [[Age of Heroes]] when their kingdom was founded by King [[Durran Godsgrief]], a legendary hero. The Storm Kings once ruled much of the eastern half of [[Westeros]], an area reaching from [[Cape Wrath]] to the [[Bay of Crabs]]. Their dominion was protected from [[Dorne]] and the [[Kingdom of the Reach]] by the [[Dornish Marches]], and they conquered the [[riverlands]] from [[House Teague]].
  
For several centuries before [[Aegon's Conquest]], however, their power had dwindled. They had the [[House Gardener|Kings of the Reach]] at their west, who nibbled at their domains, and [[Dornishmen]] at their south. [[Harren the Black]] had taken over the [[Trident]], and those lands above the [[Blackwater Rush]]. King [[Argilac Durrandon]] had managed to stop this decline of land for a while. By the time of the Conquest, however, Argilac had grown old and his prowess at arms had faded.{{ref|TWOIAF}}
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For several centuries before [[Aegon's Conquest]], however, their power had dwindled. They had the [[House Gardener|Kings of the Reach]] at their west, who nibbled at their domains, and [[Dornishmen]] at their south. [[Harren the Black]] had taken over the [[Trident]], and those lands above the [[Blackwater Rush]]. King [[Argilac Durrandon]] had managed to stop this decline of land for a while. By the time of the Conquest, however, Argilac had grown old and his prowess at arms had faded.{{Ref|TWOIAF|The Reign of the Dragons: The Conquest}}
  
During Aegon's , [[Orys Baratheon]], one of [[Aegon I Targaryen]]'s fiercest generals, and rumored to be his bastard brother, slew Argilac the Arrogant, last of the Storm Kings, and married his daughter, [[Argella Durrandon|Argella]].{{ref|TWOIAF| The Conquest}} Orys adopted the sigil and words of his wife's ancestral line, so creating [[House Baratheon]] of [[Storm's End]], with his descendants having the blood of the Durrandons flowing in their veins.{{Ref|aGoT|Appendix}}
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During [[Aegon's Conquest|the Conquest]], [[Orys Baratheon]], one of [[Aegon I Targaryen|Aegon Targaryen]]'s fiercest generals, and rumored to be his bastard brother, slew Argilac the Arrogant, last of the Storm Kings, and married his daughter, [[Argella Durrandon|Argella]].{{Ref|TWOIAF|The Reign of the Dragons: The Conquest}} Orys adopted the sigil and words of his wife's ancestral line, so creating [[House Baratheon]] of [[Storm's End]], with his descendants having the blood of the Durrandons flowing in their veins.{{Ref|AGOT|Appendix}}
  
 
==Historical Members==
 
==Historical Members==
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* King [[Durran Durrandon (the Young)|Durran Durrandon]], called "''the Young''", also called "''the Butcher Boy''", who turned back a Dornish invasion.
 
* King [[Durran Durrandon (the Young)|Durran Durrandon]], called "''the Young''", also called "''the Butcher Boy''", who turned back a Dornish invasion.
 
** [[Erich Durrandon (Kin-Killer)|Erich Durrandon]], called "''Kin-Killer''", who may have been his brother.
 
** [[Erich Durrandon (Kin-Killer)|Erich Durrandon]], called "''Kin-Killer''", who may have been his brother.
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*** Erich's daughter.
 
* King [[Durran Durrandon (the Fair)|Durran Durrandon]], called "''the Fair''", who took the daughter of [[Edwyn Evenstar]] to wife and so brought [[Tarth]] into his realm.
 
* King [[Durran Durrandon (the Fair)|Durran Durrandon]], called "''the Fair''", who took the daughter of [[Edwyn Evenstar]] to wife and so brought [[Tarth]] into his realm.
 
** King [[Erich Durrandon (the Sailmaker)|Erich III Durrandon]], called "''the Sailmaker''", his grandson, who claimed [[Estermont]] and the isles further south.
 
** King [[Erich Durrandon (the Sailmaker)|Erich III Durrandon]], called "''the Sailmaker''", his grandson, who claimed [[Estermont]] and the isles further south.
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* King [[Morden II Durrandon]], who was displaced by his bastard half-brother and confined to a tower-cell.
 
* King [[Morden II Durrandon]], who was displaced by his bastard half-brother and confined to a tower-cell.
 
** King [[Ronard Storm]], called "''the Bastard''", who usurped his half-brother's rule and ruled for stable thirty years.
 
** King [[Ronard Storm]], called "''the Bastard''", who usurped his half-brother's rule and ruled for stable thirty years.
* King [[Erich VII Durrandon]], called "''the Unready''", who didn't pay much heed to the news of the [[Andal Invasion]], while he was fighting other wars.
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* King [[Erich VII Durrandon]], called "''the Unready''", who did not pay much heed to the news of the [[Andal Invasion]], while he was fighting other wars.
 
** King [[Qarlton II Durrandon]], called "''the Conqueror''", his grandson, who was the first Storm King to face the Andals in battle.
 
** King [[Qarlton II Durrandon]], called "''the Conqueror''", his grandson, who was the first Storm King to face the Andals in battle.
 
*** King [[Qarlton III Durrandon]], his successor, who continually fought the Andals throughtout his reign.
 
*** King [[Qarlton III Durrandon]], his successor, who continually fought the Andals throughtout his reign.
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** King [[Durran XXIV Durrandon]], called "''Half-blood''", his son, who continued his father's policy of intermarriage with the Andals.
 
** King [[Durran XXIV Durrandon]], called "''Half-blood''", his son, who continued his father's policy of intermarriage with the Andals.
 
* King [[Ormund III Durrandon]], who took the [[Faith of the Seven]] as his own religion and cast aside worship of the [[Old Gods]].
 
* King [[Ormund III Durrandon]], who took the [[Faith of the Seven]] as his own religion and cast aside worship of the [[Old Gods]].
* King [[Arlan I Durrandon]], called "''the Avenger''", who expanded his kingdom as far as the Blackwater Rush and the headwaters of the Mander.{{ref|twoiaf}}
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* King [[Durran the Third]], who invaded [[Dorne]] twice, and was defeated by [[Nymeria]].{{Ref|TWOIAF| Ancient History: Ten Thousand Ships}}
** King [[Arlan III Durrandon]], who conquered the [[riverlands]].{{ref|twoiaf}} Great-grandson of Arlan I.
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* King [[Arlan I Durrandon]], called "''the Avenger''", who expanded his kingdom as far as the Blackwater Rush and the headwaters of the Mander.{{Ref|TWOIAF|The Stormlands: Andals in the Stormlands}}
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** King [[Arlan III Durrandon]], who conquered the [[riverlands]].{{Ref|TWOIAF|The Riverlands}} Great-grandson of Arlan I.{{Ref|TWOIAF|The Stormlands: Andals in the Stormlands}}
 
* King [[Arrec Durrandon]], who lost the riverlands to [[House Hoare]].
 
* King [[Arrec Durrandon]], who lost the riverlands to [[House Hoare]].
 
** King [[Arlan V Durrandon]], eldest son and heir of Arrec.
 
** King [[Arlan V Durrandon]], eldest son and heir of Arrec.
 
*** King [[Argilac Durrandon]], called "''the Arrogant''", last of the Durrandon Storm Kings. Killed by Orys Baratheon during the [[Last Storm]].
 
*** King [[Argilac Durrandon]], called "''the Arrogant''", last of the Durrandon Storm Kings. Killed by Orys Baratheon during the [[Last Storm]].
**** Princess/Queen [[Argella Durrandon]], his daughter and heir. Married to [[Orys Baratheon]].{{ref|TWOIAF| The Conquest}}
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**** Princess/Queen [[Argella Durrandon]], his daughter and heir. Married to [[Orys Baratheon]].{{Ref|TWOIAF|The Reign of the Dragons: The Conquest}}
  
 
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Revision as of 17:51, 21 February 2021

House Durrandon
House Baratheon.svg
Ours is the Fury
Coat of arms A black crowned stag, on a gold field
(Or, a stag salient, crowned, sable)
Seat Storm's End
Regions
Title Storm King
Heir Extinct
Cadet branches
Founder Durran Godsgrief
Founded Age of Heroes
Died out ~2 BC/1 BC

House Durrandon was the house of the Storm Kings from the stormlands.[1] Their seat was Storm's End; an ancient castle raised by Durran Godsgrief, the founder of their line. The Durrandon sigil was a crowned black stag on a field of gold.[2] Their words were Ours is the Fury. Both sigil and words were adopted by House Baratheon, who descend from House Durrandon through the female line, in Aegon's Conquest.

Customs

Traditionally, the Storm Kings named their firstborn son and heir after the founder of their House, Durran Godsgrief.[3]

History

The line of the Storm Kings dates back to the Age of Heroes when their kingdom was founded by King Durran Godsgrief, a legendary hero. The Storm Kings once ruled much of the eastern half of Westeros, an area reaching from Cape Wrath to the Bay of Crabs. Their dominion was protected from Dorne and the Kingdom of the Reach by the Dornish Marches, and they conquered the riverlands from House Teague.

For several centuries before Aegon's Conquest, however, their power had dwindled. They had the Kings of the Reach at their west, who nibbled at their domains, and Dornishmen at their south. Harren the Black had taken over the Trident, and those lands above the Blackwater Rush. King Argilac Durrandon had managed to stop this decline of land for a while. By the time of the Conquest, however, Argilac had grown old and his prowess at arms had faded.[1]

During the Conquest, Orys Baratheon, one of Aegon Targaryen's fiercest generals, and rumored to be his bastard brother, slew Argilac the Arrogant, last of the Storm Kings, and married his daughter, Argella.[1] Orys adopted the sigil and words of his wife's ancestral line, so creating House Baratheon of Storm's End, with his descendants having the blood of the Durrandons flowing in their veins.[4]

Historical Members

References

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 The World of Ice & Fire, The Reign of the Dragons: The Conquest.
  2. A Game of Thrones, Chapter 4, Eddard I.
  3. The World of Ice & Fire, The Stormlands: House Durrandon.
  4. A Game of Thrones, Appendix.
  5. The World of Ice & Fire, Ancient History: Ten Thousand Ships.
  6. 6.0 6.1 The World of Ice & Fire, The Stormlands: Andals in the Stormlands.
  7. The World of Ice & Fire, The Riverlands.