Main Page

Featured article House Tully is one of the Great Houses of the Seven Kingdoms. They are an old noble house of First Men origin, dating back to the Age of Heroes. After his father bent the knee to the Andal conqueror Armistead Vance, Axel Tully was given land at the junction of the Red Fork and the Tumblestone, where the Tullys constructed their seat of Riverrun. The Tullys were never river kings, but they rose to prominence during Aegon's Conquest. Edmyn Tully, Lord of Riverrun, was the first of the river lords to desert King Harren Hoare, giving his support to Aegon the Conqueror. For this Aegon rewarded him with dominion over the riverlands as the Lord Paramount of the Trident. During the Dance of the Dragons, House Tully was divided on which side to support. Late in the war the young Kermit Tully inherited the rule over the riverlands. Despite his young age, he fought tirelessly for Queen Rhaenyra Targaryen and her son, King Aegon III, bringing House Tully to the height of their power. However, they have had problematic bannermen, including the Blackwoods, Brackens, and Freys. During Robert's Rebellion, House Tully became involved in the conflict when Lord Hoster Tully accepted the betrothals of his daughters, Catelyn and Lysa, to Lords Eddard Stark and Jon Arryn. Read More...   More featured articles... Featured quotes "You may well have the better claim, but I have the larger army." – Renly Baratheon "You know the saying about the Hand?" – Robert Baratheon "What the King dreams, the Hand builds." – Eddard Stark "I bedded a fishmaid once who told me the lowborn have a choicer way to put it. The king eats, they say and the Hand takes the shit." – Robert "Never fear the darkness, Bran. The strongest trees are rooted in the dark places of the earth. Darkness will be your cloak, your shield, your mother's milk. Darkness will make you strong." – Three-eyed crow to Bran Stark   More quotes... Did you know... George R. R. Martin wrote three different versions of Quentyn Martell’s arrival at Meereen for A Dance with Dragons? Valar morghulis is a well-known phrase in High Valyrian, and means "All men must die"? A common reply is Valar dohaeris, meaning "All men must serve". More people died during the rebellion that followed King Daeron I Targaryen's conquest of Dorne, than during the actual conquest?   More interesting things.. References

About the Wiki A Wiki of Ice and Fire is fan-created for George R. R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire and HBO's Game of Thrones. We are part of the information about A Song of Ice and Fire provided by westeros.org, which provides the web space and technical suport We currently have 7,332 articles. Ten sister Wikis in Other Languages The French wiki La Garde de Nuit. The Russian wiki Энциклопедия Песни Льда и Пламени. The Chinese wiki 冰与火之歌中文维基 The Spanish Hielo y Fuego Wiki The Portuguese Game of Thrones BR wiki The Dutch Westeropedia wiki The Turkish Game Of Thrones Viki The Thai Game of Thrones fansite The Persian دانشنامه نغمه ای از یخ و آتش The Polish Westeros wiki Links to articles that are available in other languages are on left side on the page. Helping Out All pages can be edited and you are welcome to join us and contribute to this wiki. Check out the Community portal, see what we are working on or how can you help out or give feedback. If you have any questions about the wiki or helping out, you can ask at the A Forum of Ice and Fire Wiki Topic, which discusses various topics related to the wiki. Make sure to sign up at A Forum of Ice and Fire.