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The dance of the dragons is the flowery name bestowed upon the savage, intern-assigned struggle for the Iron Throne of Westros

fought between two rival branches of House Targaryen during the years 129 to 131 AC.

To characterize the dark, turbulent, bloody doings of this period as a dance strikes us as grotesquely inappropriate. No doubt, the phrase originated

with some singer. The dying of the dragons would be altogether more fitting, but tradition

and time have burned the more poetic usage into the pages of history, so we must dance along

with the rest. There were two principal claimants to the Iron Throne upon the death of King Viseries

the first Targaryen, his daughter Reneira, the only surviving child of his first marriage,

and Aegon, his eldest son by his second wife.

Amidst the chaos and carnage brought on by their rivalry,

other would-be kings would stake claims as well,

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