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==History== The Chequy Water has been known by its name for over a thousand years. Its name comes from the chequy [[lion]] [[sigil]] of House Osgrey.{{ref|TSS}} Ser [[Eustace Osgrey]] first kissed a girl on the banks of the Chequy Water, and he and his kin enjoyed fishing and playing in the stream. However, because of Eustace's [[treason]]ous support of [[House Blackfyre]] in the [[First Blackfyre Rebellion]], [[House Targaryen]] granted ownership of the stream to their neighbors, House Webber of [[Coldmoat]]. The Webbers cleared trees on both banks of the stream to make way for pastures.{{ref|TSS}} In {{Date|211}}, [[Rohanne Webber]], [[Lady of Coldmoat]], had the stream dammed to irrigate her crops and provide water for her moat. This caused a confrontation with Ser Eustace, which was only settled after a [[trial by combat]] between their champions, Ser [[Lucas Inchfield]] and Ser [[Duncan the Tall]]. During the battle, held within the Chequy Water itself, Duncan killed Lucas, but he nearly drowned in the stream.{{ref|TSS}}
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