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[[File:House Rykker.PNG|20px]] Lord [[Renfred Rykker]]

Revision as of 20:50, 4 May 2018

Taking of Maidenpool
Conflict War of the Five Kings
Date 299 AC or 300 AC
Place Maidenpool
Result Tarly victory
Combatants
Joffrey sigil coat.png Iron Throne/ House Baratheon of King's Landing:

House Tyrell.svg The Reach, led by House Tyrell

House Lannister.svg Westerlands, led by House Lannister

Crownlands

House Mooton.svg House Mooton
Commanders
Tarly.png Lord Randyll Tarly
House Rykker.PNG Lord Renfred Rykker
House Mooton.svg Lord William Mooton
Strength
Unknown Unknown
Casualties
Unknown Unknown

The taking of Maidenpool occurs during the War of the Five Kings.[1]

Prelude

The town of Maidenpool is sacked first by "lions", again by "wolves", and finally by outlaws. William Mooton, Lord of Maidenpool, remains in his castle and does not defend the town each time it is attacked.[1] The town's gates are destroyed, half of the buildings are burned or plundered, and its famous pool is filled with corpses.[2]

Randyll Tarly

Lord Randyll Tarly, the victor of Duskendale, takes the castle of Maidenpool with the support of Lord Renfred Rykker of Duskendale[3] and imprisons Lord Mooton in a tower cell.[4] It is unknown if there is armed resistance by the Mootons.

With Maidenpool occupied by House Tarly after the Red Wedding,[5] a pardon is issued to Lord William by the Iron Throne.[6] Randyll's soldiers—including Bettleys, Caswells, Hunts, Leygoods, and Sarsfields—hunt down outlaws and begin to rebuild the town.[1][7] Randyll marries his son Dickon to William's daughter Eleanor.[8] Maidenpool is to be restored to the Mootons once the war has ended.[1]

References