Jeharris I Targaryen ascended the Iron Throne in 48 AC at the age of 14 and ruled the Seven

Kingdoms for the next 55 years until his death of natural causes in 103 AC. In the later

years of his reign and during the reign of his successor, he was called the Old King for

obvious reasons. But Jeharris was a young and vigorous man for far longer than he was

an aged and feeble one and more thoughtful scholars speak of him reverently as the conciliator.

Archmacer Umbert riding a century later famously declared that Aegon the Dragon and his

sister's conquered the Seven Kingdoms, six of them at least. But it was Jeharris the

conciliator who truly made them one.

His was no easy task for his immediate predecessors had undone much of what the conqueror had

built. Aene's through weakness and indecision, Megor with his bloodlust and cruelty. The realm

that Jeharris inherited was impoverished, war torn. The realm that Jeharris inherited

was impoverished, war torn, lawless, and driven with division and mistrust. Whilst the

new king himself was a green boy with no experience of rule and thus the golden age of Westeros

is ushered in until we get bail or we got time before that we got years and years and years.

Okay, so Jeharris or Jeharris. Jeharris. Yeah, because it looks like Daenerys and we

don't call her Daenerys, right? No, that's in the, the day part of her word. So I'm sitting

in the wrong spot, but has the similar A.E. Targaryen thing. Sure, yeah. Sorry, if it's

sorry, David, Lerian thing. Sorry, Joyce. What do you think? What are the terms of the

chapter? This is chapter five, prince into king, the ascension of Jeharris, one. This

is a pretty chilled chapter. I mean, I, this chapter, Hannah was really excited that

it was only 17 pages long, because the last chapter was like 9,000 pages long and this

one felt very manageable, but now I feel like I have nothing to talk about. This chapter

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