We might with the Dunk and Egg storyline since their story cover most of the Blackfyre Rebellion(expect the first and last one)

Yea would love to see a young Tywin

Agreed. I would’ve really liked to have seen a live action Roberts rebellion. Showing all that took place leading up to Robert taking the throne.

@@ciscoduncan1490 All the legendary fights and battles take place between those periods

That sounds to awesome to even happen lol but agreeeeed

the andals and the faith of the 7 were also foreign

@@Sharringan16 Both had been in Westeros for millennia. I don’t think either can be called foreign.

I think there were a few foreign wars besides nine penny, There were a few wars between the seven kingdoms and Dorne before it joined (including the vulture kings and some dorne prince trying to invade in jaeherys’ time There was also some myrish or tyroshi rebels that invaded Tarth, also in jaeherys’ time

That’s cause no free city is strong enough to challenge the iron throne

Well there was the war in The Stepstones between a force lead by Daemon Targaryen and Corlys Velaryon against the triarchy (Lys, Myr, Tyrosh).

Kerfuffle.

Dance battles...

A song of ice and fire

House rise and fall

Roberts rebellion is old news tell us something we don't know

I think Joncon will be the one to burn KL. Remembering bells makes him think he should have been more like Tywin.

Would this be a bad time to tell you the archmaester who was writing the book died at the end of Aegon V’s reign… which was multiple decades before hand?

@@Isuream6331 source?

Cept europe didnt have dragons.

It isn't his work.

Maybe the surviving Boltons at time were either distant relative, too young, or a female member with no connection to this. We’ve seen this towards the Umbers and Karstarks in the show. The Umber surviving heir had been just a boy and Karstark have a girl as heiress. Sansa actually wanted to demoted their titles because of the rebellion and siding with the Boltons but Jon refuse and allow them to swore their oaths agains. It’s likely the Starks shown humility towards the leftovers Boltons to swear their oaths again. Although the Boltons don’t have a good reputation, they’re are quite effective and useful for the Starks to used.

THat's not true, he only has 2 books left from the main series. And if you say he is a slow writer, look at all the books he wrote after ADWD.

@@salz446 Never thought about that. Good point. I'm afraid he's written himself into a hole and isn't sure how to continue/finish the story.

@@salz446 yea it’s not the problem with him writing it just that he’s writing other stuff

@@salz446 im in no way saying he is a slow writer but he has created a world so big and filled with life he can not fill it in his lifetime to the extend many people would like

I have no problem with people adding and extending to his world one day, but insinuating he will die before even finishing his main story is just straight up rude. Especially when he’s made it very clear he’s been working on Winds and is making good progress, but is also working on other projects which inevitably slows down the main series. And what do you mean he needs 40-50 years to flesh it out? It’s already an extremely fleshed out series. The amount of characters, houses, castles, etc. is already mind boggling. The history and lore of it is very detailed from his lore books, which he already is working on more of. What more do you really need?

Oh man I'd have my eyes glued on the screen if he were to take that role

@@nuraniyahanuar7393 same!

Was there details

@@thomasdaywalt7735 Not much but it happened apparently at the same time as the 1st Blackfyre Rebellion, Lord Barthogan Stark was slain in it.

He THICCCc now

No he dead ...

@@mohamedsirajeddinemansour He was big boned even in a skeletal state robby the ham is thiccc

@@sinnerdegarah1952 ThICk BoNeD

@@mohamedsirajeddinemansour he built different he built with them double stuffed calcium tubes

Think he did it before

The stag belonged to House Durrandon who were The Storm Kings (original rulers of The Stormlands) until Orys Baratheon, Aegon "The Conqueror" Targaryen's bastard half brother conquered The Stormlands, killing The Last Storm King and marrying his daughter, becoming the new Lord of Storm's End and Lord Paramount of The Stormlands. He took up House Durrandon's words and sigil to honor his new wife.

Actually, it was evidently well-known that Lyanna disappeared with Rhaegar, since everyone apparently believed it and knew about it. Brandon was still super reckless and idiotic though.

@@travisoliver6741 Doesn't give Aerys the right to murder Rickard and his band and then demand one of his vassals to send the heads of their foster sons after killing his nephew. Aerys was a tyrant and Rhaegar was not around to do it, therefore, many people saw The Targaryens as unfit to rule seeing as they mocked the concept of trial by combat.

@@gfilmer7150 I don't think Aerys was justified at all. In fact, I'm saying that Brandon didn't commit treason against Aerys.

@@travisoliver6741 He didn’t. He was demanding his sister back and given the circumstances, it’s understandable.

A revolution isn’t necessarily a successful rebellion. The two terms are pretty much synonymous you can use both but the main difference is you use one person while saying rebellion.

From what I've heard revolution and revolutionary are fairly new terms compared to the rough period ASOIAF is set in. With revolution in the sense that you seem to be using it emerging in the 17th century.

You can have a peaceful era while still having conflicts it is well known the targaryens did created multiple times of peace sure they has multiple civil wars but compare that to the conflicts from before they showed up and after they were gone westaros was in constent conflict , plus that was from season 7 well known along with 8 to be incredibly badly written so I don't think you should be taking it so seriously.

@@thatoneblackdude3333 My dude that is an oxymoron if ever I saw one. No, multiple conflicts of national scale is the exact determinant for a non-peaceful time. And I cannot recall a single Targaryen venture for peace that was successful. If so then you need to give examples. And worse before? Oh no. Look up the Golden Age of Garth VII the Goldenhand of the Reach. That time alone proves both you and Daenerys wrong.

There were good Kings and bad Kings. I ain't excusing the bad things because those who committed them were bad people.

@@gfilmer7150 There were one or two good kings yes. But we're talking about a dynasty spanning 300 years, add it all up and the bad most certainly outweigh what little good you can find by a long shot.

@@alexanderb5726 The legendary Garth Greenhand. My boy was a little too busy repopulating the Reach to start drama.

Thank you for a recommendation sir

@@winstonlewis5630 Please come back and tell me what you think. The audiobooks are fantastic. Stephen Pacey is the best natrorator ever.

@@winstonlewis5630 Had time to check them out?

what do you mean lol?

HOTD could make or break this universe. Although this universe will never be as popular as GOT

Squandered? That's funny

That wasn't a rebellion, that was a Westerosi King sending Westerosi men-at-arms to die in a sovereign land who weren't sworn to The Iron Throne

She doesn’t know , she knows what Viserys told.

@@thetalesofelbek7042 she actually does she said : the mad king earned his name , So she was aware at least to some extent what kind of man her father was.

@@thatoneblackdude3333 we are talking about the books not the shit show

@@thetalesofelbek7042 ah ok

A united dorne has never been conquered, successfully