House Jordayne
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| Coat of Arms | A golden quill on checkered dark and light green |
|---|---|
| Words | Let it be Written |
| Seat | The Tor |
| Current Lord | Lord Trebor Jordayne |
| Region | Dorne |
| Heir | Myria Jordayne |
| Overlord | House Martell |
House Jordayne of the Tor is a Dornish noble house. Their seat is placed on the coast of the Dornish Sea.
Their blazon is a golden quill on checkered dark and light green. Their words do not appear in the books, but in noncanon correspondence with fans George R. R. Martin has rendered "Let it be Written". Martin confirmed that the house is hommage to Robert Jordan. The lord is called "Trebor" which is "Robert" backwards "Jordayne" is similar to "Jordan" and "Tor" is Jordan's publisher.
[edit] The Jordayne House at the end of the third century
The known Jordaynes during the timespan of the events described on A Song of Ice and Fire are:
- Lord Trebor Jordayne: Lord of the Tor.
- Myria Jordayne: His daughter. Heir to the Tor.
[edit] References in the books
[edit] A Song of Ice and Fire
- Myria Jordayne was among the Dornish nobles that accompanied Oberyn Martell to King's Landing.
- Doran Martell explained to Arianne that at present Balon Swann was being delayed at the Tor with a games arranged in his honor by Lady Jordayne (presumably Lord Trebor's wife).
| Houses from Dorne | |
| Overlords: | Martell |
|---|---|
| Noble houses: | Allyrion | Blackmont | Dayne | Fowler | Gargalen | Jordayne Manwoody | Qorgyle | Toland | Uller | Vaith | Wyl | Yronwood |
| Knightly Houses: | Dalt | Santagar |
