House Jast
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House Jast is a noble house of the Westerlands. The name and location of their keep has not been revealed yet.
Their banner is an inverted pall between three lion's heads, yellow on black. Their mott has not been mentioned.
[edit] The Jast House at the end of the third century
The only Jast mentioned in the books is Lord Antario Jast, who is married to Lanna Lannister (a distant cousin of the main branch). The couple is mentioned to have sons.
[edit] References in the books
[edit] A Song of Ice and Fire
- Lord Antario Jast joined the Lannister army mustered by Ser Stafford Lannister. On the Battle of Oxcross, he was believed dead and thus was reported to Tyrion in King's Landing. His sons were also captured by the northern army.
- Lord Jast was not killed at Oxcross, but made prisoner instead. He spent the rest of the war prisoner at the Pinkmaiden Castle.
- He was freed at the end of the war. The wounds received and the time he had spent prisoner affected him greatly, leaving him a shadow of the man he had been.
- Lord Jast joined the comitive that escorted Tywins body from King's Landing back to Casterly Rock. Jaime sees him armored in black steel, with three gold lion's heads on his breastplate.
| Houses from the Westerlands | |
| Overlords: | Lannister |
|---|---|
| Noble houses: | Banefort | Brax | Crakehall | Estren | Farman | Jast | Lefford | Lydden Marbrand | Moreland | Plumm | Prester | Stackspear | Vikary | Westerling |
| Knightly Houses: | Clegane | Greenfield | Hetherspoon | Ruttiger | Swyft | Yew |
| Extinct houses: | Casterly | Reyne | Tarbeck |
