Editing Jhogo (section)

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===''A Game of Thrones''===
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Jhogo is one of four [[Dothraki]] warriors assigned to the ''[[khas]]'' of [[Daenerys Targaryen]] within the ''[[khalasar]]'' of her husband ''Khal'' [[Drogo]]. When [[Viserys Targaryen]] attacks his sister in the [[Dothraki sea]], Jhogo uses his whip to separate them.{{Ref|AGOT|23}}

Jhogo accompanies Daenerys during her visit to the Western Market in [[Vaes Dothrak]]. He helps stop an [[assassin]]ation attempt on Daenerys's life by a [[wineseller]] by ensnaring the man with his whip. Jhogo is given a tall, grey [[horse|stallion]] by Drogo as a reward.{{Ref|AGOT|54}}

Daenerys orders Jhogo, [[Quaro]], and Ser [[Jorah Mormont]] to intervene with the rape of [[Eroeh]], a [[Lhazareen]] girl. Though all three are initially hesitant, they comply with her orders, and Jhogo beheads one of the men assaulting the girl with his ''[[arakh]]''.{{Ref|AGOT|61}}

When Daenerys intends to have Drogo healed using [[blood magic]] by [[Mirri Maz Duur]], his [[bloodrider]]s attempt to stop it. In the ensuing fight, Jhogo and [[Rakharo]] team up to kill [[Haggo]].{{Ref|AGOT|64}} 

After Drogo's death, Daenerys names Jhogo ''[[ko]]'', and asks him to become one of her bloodriders, alongside [[Aggo]] and [[Rakharo]]. She offers him the silver-handled whip she received as a present during [[wedding of Drogo and Daenerys Targaryen|her wedding]]. Jhogo takes it, but is confused, saying it would be shameful for him to be a bloodrider to a woman.{{Ref|AGOT|72}}

Jhogo is the first of Daenerys's party to spot the portentous [[red comet]] in the sky, and after Daenerys hatches three [[dragon]]s in Drogo's pyre and emerges unharmed from the flames, he is the first of her three bloodriders to accept his role. He lays his ''arakh'' at her feet, and declares Daenerys "blood of my blood", prostrating himself before her. Aggo and Rakharo follow him.{{Ref|AGOT|72}}

===''A Clash of Kings''===
Jhogo serves in the [[Queensguard]] of Daenerys.{{Ref|ACOK|Appendix}} During their journey across the [[red waste]], Jhogo advises Daenerys to either tie the dying [[Doreah]] to a horse saddle or leave her.{{Ref|ACOK|12}}

While the ''[[khalasar]]'' rests in [[Vaes Tolorro]] after crossing the red waste, Jhogo finds a well with pure and cold water in the ruined city. Daenerys orders her three bloodriders to scout out the country, each one in a different direction. Jhogo leaves to the south-east and follows the ''[[red comet|shierak qiya]]''. He is the last to return, having found the city of [[Qarth]], and is accompanied by three representatives of the city, [[Pyat Pree]], [[Quaithe]], and [[Xaro Xhoan Daxos]].{{Ref|ACOK|12}}

Jhogo leads the procession during Daenerys's visit to the [[Hall of a Thousand Thrones]] to petition the [[Pureborn]] of Qarth, using his whip to set the crowd aside. He brushes Quaithe away from touching Daenerys when the [[shadowbinder]] warns Daenerys to leave the city.{{Ref|ACOK|40}} 

Jhogo accompanies Daenerys to the [[House of the Undying]], where he warns her that it is a evil place, a haunt of ghosts and [[maegi]]. He helps disarm [[Pyat Pree]] with his whip when the [[warlock]] tries to murder Daenerys.{{Ref|ACOK|48}} 

Afterwards, Jhogo, along with [[Aggo]], rides with Daenerys to the [[port of Qarth]] to seek a [[ship]], where he buys a handful of fat white cherries to eat. When another assassination attempt is made on Daenerys, Jhogo rushes to her aid. He seizes [[Arstan Whitebeard]] and puts a dagger to his throat, before releasing him on Daenerys's order.{{Ref|ACOK|63}}

===''A Storm of Swords''===
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Jhogo guards Daenerys when she visits the [[Plaza of Pride]] in [[Astapor]] to discuss the purchase of [[Unsullied]] [[slave]]s. He leads the procession back to her ships, and almost pulls his silver-handled whip to move back the crowd, but is stopped by Daenerys before he escalates the situation.{{Ref|ASOS|23}} As one of Daenerys's three bloodriders, Jhogo is often asked to keep her company, to prevent Ser [[Jorah Mormont]] from approaching her when alone.{{Ref|ASOS|23}} 

Jhogo protects the rear of the litter alongside Rakharo during the [[fall of Astapor]]. He kills several [[Good Masters]] and Astapori slavers on the day of the battle, taking down one slaver soldier with his silver-handled whip.{{Ref|ASOS|27}}

On the march to [[Yunkai]], Jhogo and his fellow bloodriders are also made ''kos'' by Daenerys and are put in charge of commanding the thirty-odd mounted ''khalasar'' remaining to her, leaving their guarding duties to [[Arstan Whitebeard]] and [[Strong Belwas]]. Jhogo dismisses the threat of the Yunkish scouts and later participates in the [[battle near Yunkai]], successfully leading the Dothraki mounted warriors in wedge formation against the enemy center.{{Ref|ASOS|42}} 

During the [[siege of Meereen]], Jhogo almost comes to blows with [[Aggo]] and [[Rakharo]] over who will fight [[Oznak zo Pahl]], the hero of [[Meereen]]. Daenerys ultimately stops her bloodriders from fighting, deeming them brave but too young and valuable to lose. Belwas instead slays Oznak.{{Ref|ASOS|57}} After the conquest of [[Meereen]], Jhogo  styles his hair in an oiled braid with [[silver]] bells and wears the [[gold]] and jewels of dead men.{{ref|ASOS|71}}

===''A Feast for Crows''===
Jhogo and the other bloodriders continue to serve their ''[[khaleesi]]''.{{Ref|AFFC|Appendix}}

===''A Dance with Dragons''===
Jhogo, [[Aggo]] and [[Rakharo]] are commanded by Daenerys to use her ''khalasar'' to subdue the hinterlands of [[Meereen]] and end the slavery there.{{Ref|ADWD|2}} Ser [[Barristan Selmy]], [[Lord Commander of the Queensguard]], reports the bloodriders successfully harried the slavers from the hills and struck the shackles off the slaves, and are planting and bringing crops to Meereen to market.{{Ref|ADWD|30}}

Daenerys recalls Jhogo and her other bloodriders back to Meereen. They arrive in time to assist her in feeding the thousands of survivors from the [[siege of Astapor]], where Jhogo tries to stop Daenerys from letting the sick refugees touch her. He and Rakharo are shamed into aiding the sufferers of the [[bloody flux]] by helping them bathe in nearby [[Slaver's Bay]].{{Ref|ADWD|36}}

Queen Daenerys disappears from [[Daznak's Pit]] on the back of [[Drogon]].{{ref|ADWD|50}} When peace is signed between [[Yunkai]] and Meereen, Jhogo—along with [[Groleo]], [[Daario Naharis]], [[Hero]] and three kin to the new King of Meereen, [[Hizdahr zo Loraq]]—are given over as [[hostage]]s to the Yunkish camp, to vouch for the safety of the seven Yunkai commanders who are allowed to enter the city of Meereen.{{Ref|ADWD|55}} When the decapitated head of [[Groleo]] is presented to Hizdahr, [[Reznak mo Reznak]] demands the remaining hostages to be returned, though only three of Hizdahr's kin are released.{{Ref|ADWD|59}} 

At the council called by Barristan, the elderly ''[[jaqqa rhan]]'' [[Rommo]] agrees Jhogo must be freed, as he is Daenerys's "blood of her blood" and the honor of the ''khalasar'' demands it. Jhogo remains a hostage of the Yunkish.{{Ref|ADWD|70}}