Editing Daeron Targaryen (son of Maekar I) (section)

===Tourney at Ashford Meadow===
[[File:Daeron-THK-detail.jpg|thumb|350px|Daeron tells [[Duncan the Tall]] that he [[dragon dream|dreamed]] of him. From ''[[The Hedge Knight]]'' [[The Hedge Knight (comics)|graphic novel]], by Mike S. Miller ©]]
In {{date|209}}, Prince [[Maekar I Targaryen|Maekar Targaryen]] sent his sons, Daeron and [[Aegon V Targaryen|Aegon]], from [[Summerhall]] to the [[tourney at Ashford Meadow]], hoping they would outshine the sons of his brother, Prince [[Baelor Targaryen (son of Daeron II)|Baelor Breakspear]]. However, as he was uninterested in participating in the tourney, Daeron stole away from his escort, taking his [[squire]] Aegon with him. Daeron could go incognito with his "common" hair color, but he shaved Aegon's head to hide his Targaryen silver-gold hair. While drinking at an [[inn near Ashford]], Daeron encountered [[Duncan the Tall|Dunk]], and told him he had [[Dragon dreams|dreamed]] of him, ordering Dunk to stay away from him. Aegon, who wanted to participate in the tourney, stayed incognito as "Egg", and asked Dunk if he could be his squire. Though Dunk denied him then, Aegon left the inn and followed him to [[Ashford]].{{ref|THK}}

Once Maekar arrived at Ashford and found his sons had disappeared, he sent Ser [[Roland Crakehall (Kingsguard)|Roland Crakehall]] of the [[Kingsguard]] in search of Daeron and Aegon, then left Ashford to search for them himself. When Daeron was found drunk at the inn, he told his father that a huge [[robber knight]] made off with Aegon on the road, and that he spent the whole time pursuing them. This lie added evidence against Dunk after he was arrested for assaulting [[Aerion Targaryen]] while defending [[Tanselle|a woman]].{{ref|THK}}

Daeron apologized to Dunk for lying, saying he had not noticed Aegon was gone. He also said he had dreamed a great [[dragon]] would fall on Dunk, dead, but the knight would walk away alive. Daeron did not know what it meant, but that his dreams came true and that he was frightened of Dunk. Daeron also told Dunk that he would not fight, and after the first charge in the [[trial of seven]], he would stay on the ground and would also withdraw his accusations.{{ref|THK}}

In the trial, Daeron was unhorsed by Ser [[Robyn Rhysling]], and did as he had promised, staying on the ground. His own horse stepped on him, possibly breaking his foot, but otherwise he was uninjured. Nevertheless, it turned out that Daeron's dream was a true [[prophecy]], as Prince Baelor died from his injuries in Dunk's arms.{{Ref|THK}}