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Targaryin power in Westeros. Beyond a doubt, there were more Lords and Princes

claiming the blood of the dragon that had any period before or since.

Though the Targaryans had continued their traditional practice of marrying brother to sister,

uncle to niece and cousin to cousin wherever possible,

there had also been important matches outside the Royal Family, the fruit of which

would play important roles in the war to come.

There were more dragons than ever before as well, and several of the she dragons were regularly producing clutches of eggs.

Not all of these eggs hatched, but many did, and it became customary for the fathers and mothers of newborn

princelings to place a dragon's egg in their cradles, following a tradition that Princess

Rayna had begun many years before.

The children so blessed invariably bonded with the hatchlings to become Dragon Riders.

At the end of the previous installment in the series,

we mentioned how few dragons remain in Westrose,

both the metaphorical and the literal sort, a stark contrast

with the abundance indicated in the opening quote.

The Dance of the Dragons featured very few dragons now and they were mostly very small ones, five

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