House Liddle
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| Coat of Arms | Rer pale white and green, a fir tree line between, three brown pinecones on the white |
|---|---|
| Title | The Liddle, Lord Liddle |
| Overlord | House Stark |
House Liddle is the formal name given to the mountain clain of the Liddles at the North that inhabit the high mountains north of the Wolfswood.
The chief of the clan is known as "The Liddle", although at Winterfell is given the treatment of "Lord Liddle".
Their arms are per pale white and green, a fir tree line between, three brown pinecones on the white. Their motto does not appear in the books.
[edit] The Liddle clan at the end of the third century
The only known Liddle during the timespan of the events described on A Song of Ice and Fire is Torren Liddle, known as the Liddle, the head of the clan.
[edit] References in the books
[edit] A Song of Ice and Fire
- Bran recalls there are some Liddles living in the high places during his trip to the Wall with Hodor and the Reeds.
- Bran states that the leaders of the mountain clains are not really lords, and that only in Winterfell they are called this way.
- Bran, Hodor and the Reeds meet a man from the mountain clans that Bran identifies as a Liddle because of the pinecone-shapped gold and bronze clasp fastening his cloak. He shares oatcakes, blood sausage and ale, without asking their names nor giving his.
- Maester Aemon sent birds to most noble houses from the North asking for help to fight the Wildings at the gate, incluiding the Liddles.
| Houses from the North | |
| Overlords: | Stark |
|---|---|
| Noble houses: | Bolton | Cerwyn | Dustin | Flint (Flint's Finger) | Flint (Widow's Watch) Hornwood | Karstark | Locke | Manderly | Mormont | Reed | Ryswell | Umber |
| Masterly houses: | Glover | Tallhart |
| Mountain clans: | Flint | Liddle | Norrey | Wull |
