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| battle_name = Rape of the Three Sisters | | battle_name = Rape of the Three Sisters | ||
− | | conflict = [[ | + | | conflict = [[War Across the Water]] |
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− | | place = [[Three Sisters]] | + | | place = [[Three Sisters]] |
− | | result = | + | | result = [[North]]ern occupation of the Three Sisters<br>[[Sistermen]] submitted to the [[Vale of Arryn]] to drive out the northmen |
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− | The '''Rape of the Three Sisters''' was an invasion of the [[Three Sisters]] by [[ | + | |
+ | The '''Rape of the Three Sisters''' was an invasion of the [[Three Sisters]] by the [[north]] two thousand years ago. It led to a thousand years of war between the north and the [[Vale of Arryn]],{{Ref|ADWD|9}} which are described in ''[[The Chronicles of Longsister]]''.{{Ref|TWOIAF| The Vale}} | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
− | Previously a free people ruled by their own kings, the islands of the Three Sisters were conquered by the northmen, | + | Previously a free people ruled by their own [[King of the Three Sisters|kings]], the islands of the Three Sisters were conquered by [[north]]men who had tired of their pirating and pillaging. According to chronicles written by Sistermen and men of the [[Vale of Arryn]], the northmen committed numerous atrocities. Supposedly, they killed children and cooked them in pots, disemboweled men and wound their entrails around spits, executed three thousand warriors in a single day at the [[Headman's Mount]], and Lord [[Belthasar Bolton]] made a "Pink Pavilion" out of the [[Flaying|flayed]] skins of a hundred Sistermen. Northern accounts of the war do not mention these actions.{{Ref|TWOIAF| The Vale}} |
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+ | King [[Theon Stark]] once conquered the islands,{{Ref|TWOIAF| The North: The Kings of Winter}} although it is unknown if this was part of the Rape of the Three Sisters or during a different time. | ||
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+ | ==Aftermath== | ||
+ | In response to the invasion by the northmen, the Sistermen turned to [[Mathos II Arryn]], [[King of Mountain and Vale]], for assistance in ousting the northmen. In return, the previously independent Sistermen bent the knee to the Eyrie. The Rape of the Three Sisters became the first act in a thousand years of conflict between the [[House Stark|Starks]] and [[House Arryn|Arryns]] over the islands, known as the [[War Across the Water]], or the Worthless War.{{Ref|ADWD|9}} | ||
==Quotes== | ==Quotes== | ||
− | {{ | + | {{Quote|I have no love for [[northmen]]. The [[maesters]] say the Rape of the Three Sisters was two thousand years ago, but [[Sisterton]] has not forgotten.{{Ref|ADWD|9}}|[[Godric Borrell]] to [[Davos Seaworth]]}} |
− | ==References | + | ==References== |
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− | [[Category: | + | [[Category:Battles]] |
[[Category:The North]] | [[Category:The North]] | ||
+ | [[Category:Three Sisters]] | ||
[[Category:Vale of Arryn]] | [[Category:Vale of Arryn]] | ||
+ | [[Category:House Bolton battles|Three Sisters, Rape]] | ||
+ | [[Category:House Borrell battles|Three Sisters, Rape]] | ||
+ | [[Category:House Longthorpe battles|Three Sisters, Rape]] | ||
+ | [[Category:House Stark battles|Three Sisters, Rape]] | ||
+ | [[Category:House Sunderland battles|Three Sisters, Rape]] | ||
+ | [[Category:House Torrent battles|Three Sisters, Rape]] | ||
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+ | [[es:Violación de las Tres Hermanas]] | ||
+ | [[fr:Viol des Trois Sœurs]] |
Revision as of 22:41, 13 June 2019
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Northern occupation of the Three Sisters Sistermen submitted to the Vale of Arryn to drive out the northmen | ||||||||
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The Rape of the Three Sisters was an invasion of the Three Sisters by the north two thousand years ago. It led to a thousand years of war between the north and the Vale of Arryn,[1] which are described in The Chronicles of Longsister.[2]
Contents
History
Previously a free people ruled by their own kings, the islands of the Three Sisters were conquered by northmen who had tired of their pirating and pillaging. According to chronicles written by Sistermen and men of the Vale of Arryn, the northmen committed numerous atrocities. Supposedly, they killed children and cooked them in pots, disemboweled men and wound their entrails around spits, executed three thousand warriors in a single day at the Headman's Mount, and Lord Belthasar Bolton made a "Pink Pavilion" out of the flayed skins of a hundred Sistermen. Northern accounts of the war do not mention these actions.[2]
King Theon Stark once conquered the islands,[3] although it is unknown if this was part of the Rape of the Three Sisters or during a different time.
Aftermath
In response to the invasion by the northmen, the Sistermen turned to Mathos II Arryn, King of Mountain and Vale, for assistance in ousting the northmen. In return, the previously independent Sistermen bent the knee to the Eyrie. The Rape of the Three Sisters became the first act in a thousand years of conflict between the Starks and Arryns over the islands, known as the War Across the Water, or the Worthless War.[1]
Quotes
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 A Dance with Dragons, Chapter 9, Davos I.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 The World of Ice & Fire, The Vale.
- ↑ The World of Ice & Fire, The North: The Kings of Winter.