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==History==
 
==History==
 
[[File:Here Lies Tristifer.png|350px|thumb|[[Catelyn Tully|Catelyn]] and [[Robb Stark|Robb]] come upon King Tristifer's tomb at [[Oldstones]].<br>Art by onionjulius]]
 
[[File:Here Lies Tristifer.png|350px|thumb|[[Catelyn Tully|Catelyn]] and [[Robb Stark|Robb]] come upon King Tristifer's tomb at [[Oldstones]].<br>Art by onionjulius]]
Trisftifer ruled from the [[Trident]] to [[the Neck]] in the era when the [[First Men]] were being attacked and overrun in the [[Andal invasion]]. He raised the castle that became known as [[Oldstones]], the strongest in [[Westeros]] at the time of its construction.
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Tristifer ruled from the [[Trident]] to [[the Neck]] in the era when the [[First Men]] were being attacked and overrun in the [[Andal invasion]]. He raised the castle that became known as [[Oldstones]], the strongest in [[Westeros]] at the time of its construction.
  
Tristifer fought one hundred battles, winning ninety-nine and losing one. The [[House Tully|Tullys]] fought alongside him in many of his campaigns. The one battle Tristifer lost was his last, where seven [[Andals|Andal]] kings attacked simultaneously; the greatest of the conquerors was [[Armistead Vance]].{{ref|TWOIAF| House Tully}}  Tristifer was succeeded by his son, [[Tristifer V Mudd]], the last of [[House Mudd]].{{ref|asos|45}}
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Tristifer was the last truly great king of the [[First Men]]. When [[Roland II Arryn]], the [[King of Mountain and Vale]], invaded the riverlands, Tristifer smashed his forces and forced the [[Vale of Arryn|Valemen]] into retreat. One of Roland's allies then betrayed him to the river king, and Tristifer beheaded Roland at Oldstones.{{ref|TWOIAF| The Eyrie}}
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Tristifer is said to have fought one hundred battles, winning ninety-nine and losing one. The [[House Tully|Tullys]] fought alongside him in many of his campaigns. The one battle Tristifer lost was his last, where seven [[Andals|Andal]] kings attacked simultaneously; the greatest of the conquerors was [[Armistead Vance]].{{ref|TWOIAF| House Tully}}  Tristifer was succeeded by his son, [[Tristifer V Mudd]], the last of [[House Mudd]].{{ref|asos|45}}
  
 
==Quotes==
 
==Quotes==

Revision as of 15:53, 15 January 2015

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Tristifer IV
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King Tristifer IV is defeated
Art by Roman Papsuev
Monarch
Coronation Tristifer, the Fourth of His Name, King of the Rivers and the Hills
Full name Tristifer IV Mudd
Title The Hammer of Justice
Successor Tristifer V Mudd
Personal Information
Buried Oldstones
Family
Dynasty House Mudd
Issue Tristifer V Mudd
References
Books

King Tristifer IV Mudd, also known as the Hammer of Justice, was the fourth King of the Rivers and the Hills to bear that name. A monarch of the First Men from House Mudd, his crypt lies among the ruins of Oldstones.[1]

Appearance

Tristifer's appearance can only be gleaned from the description of his tomb. He wore a beard and bore a warhammer.[1]

History

Catelyn and Robb come upon King Tristifer's tomb at Oldstones.
Art by onionjulius

Tristifer ruled from the Trident to the Neck in the era when the First Men were being attacked and overrun in the Andal invasion. He raised the castle that became known as Oldstones, the strongest in Westeros at the time of its construction.

Tristifer was the last truly great king of the First Men. When Roland II Arryn, the King of Mountain and Vale, invaded the riverlands, Tristifer smashed his forces and forced the Valemen into retreat. One of Roland's allies then betrayed him to the river king, and Tristifer beheaded Roland at Oldstones.[2]

Tristifer is said to have fought one hundred battles, winning ninety-nine and losing one. The Tullys fought alongside him in many of his campaigns. The one battle Tristifer lost was his last, where seven Andal kings attacked simultaneously; the greatest of the conquerors was Armistead Vance.[3] Tristifer was succeeded by his son, Tristifer V Mudd, the last of House Mudd.[1]

Quotes

Old Tristifer don’t mind my bony arse. The Hammer of Justice, they called him. Been a long while since he heard any new songs.[4]

- Tom of Sevenstreams's reply, after being told to get off Tristifer’s sepulchre by Merrett Frey


References and Notes