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The '''Usurper''' is a negative title given to [[Robert Baratheon]] by those who believe that the rightful rulers of [[Westeros]] are [[House Targaryen]]. It comes from the fact that Robert led a succesful rebellion against House Targaryen, exiled their remnants and rules in their stead.<ref>[[A Game of Thrones]], [[A Game of Thrones-Chapter 3|Chapter 3]], Daenerys</ref> | The '''Usurper''' is a negative title given to [[Robert Baratheon]] by those who believe that the rightful rulers of [[Westeros]] are [[House Targaryen]]. It comes from the fact that Robert led a succesful rebellion against House Targaryen, exiled their remnants and rules in their stead.<ref>[[A Game of Thrones]], [[A Game of Thrones-Chapter 3|Chapter 3]], Daenerys</ref> | ||
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Revision as of 18:21, 27 September 2013
The Usurper is a negative title given to Robert Baratheon by those who believe that the rightful rulers of Westeros are House Targaryen. It comes from the fact that Robert led a succesful rebellion against House Targaryen, exiled their remnants and rules in their stead.[1]
Also Stannis Baratheon calling usurpers to other kings during the War of the Five Kings.
References and Sources
- ↑ A Game of Thrones, Chapter 3, Daenerys