File:Jacaerys and Daeron- Milk Brothers. By Jota Saraiva.jpg
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"The court was still rejoicing over the birth of the princess’s child when her stepmother, Queen Alicent, also went into labor, delivering Viserys his third son, Daeron… whose coloring, unlike that of Jace, testified to his dragon blood. By royal command, the infants Jacaerys Velaryon and Daeron Targaryen shared a wet nurse until weaned. It was said that the king hoped to prevent any enmity between the two boys by raising them as milk brothers. If so, his hopes proved to be sadly forlorn." - Fire and Blood
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| Additional information: | Copyright holder: © Jota Saraiva Permission: " I would be honored to have my work on the Wiki of Ice and Fire! You have my entire permission to use whatever I publish on my social media, and thank you in advance for crediting my work, as well!!" February 9, 2023 Original: BABIES JACAERYS AND DAERON |
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