Robert's Rebellion Robert's Rebellion · 282–284 AC
Stark, Baratheon, Arryn and Tully rise against the Mad King Aerys II. After the Trident and the Sack of King's Landing, Robert Baratheon takes the throne; the last Targaryen children flee to the Free Cities.
Open the political map of Robert's Rebellion
Who holds what
Free City (6)
- Lorath Free City of Lorath
- Norvos The bearded priests
- Qohor Magisters of Qohor
- Myr Magisters of Myr
- Tyrosh Archon of Tyrosh
- Lys Magisters of Lys
House Baratheon (3)
- King's Landing Robert I Baratheon
- Dragonstone Stannis Baratheon
- Storm's End Robert Baratheon
Ghiscari Masters (3)
House Stark (2)
- Winterfell Eddard Stark
- Moat Cailin House Stark
Night's Watch (1)
- Castle Black Night's Watch
House Bolton (1)
- The Dreadfort Roose Bolton
House Manderly (1)
- White Harbor Wyman Manderly
House Frey (1)
- The Twins Walder Frey
House Tully (1)
- Riverrun Hoster Tully
House Whent (1)
- Harrenhal House Whent
House Greyjoy (1)
- Pyke Balon Greyjoy
House Arryn (1)
- The Eyrie Jon Arryn
House Lannister (1)
- Casterly Rock Tywin Lannister
House Tyrell (1)
- Highgarden Mace Tyrell
House Hightower (1)
- Oldtown Leyton Hightower
House Martell (1)
- Sunspear House Martell
Sealord of Braavos (1)
- Braavos Sealord of Braavos
Magisters of Pentos (1)
- Pentos Prince and magisters of Pentos
Triarchs of Volantis (1)
- Volantis Triarchs of Volantis
Valyrian Freehold (1)
- Old Valyria Ruins – the Smoking Sea
Dothraki khalasars (1)
- Vaes Dothrak Khalasars and the dosh khaleen
The Pureborn of Qarth (1)
- Qarth The Pureborn
Shadowbinders of Asshai (1)
- Asshai Shadowbinders
Princes of the Summer Isles (1)
- Tall Trees Town Princes of Walano
The Peaceful People of Naath (1)
- Naath The Peaceful People
Corsairs of the Basilisk Isles (1)
- Basilisk Isles Pirate kings
No ruler / contested (1)
- Yeen Abandoned
Wars of this era
- Robert's Rebellion (282–283 AC) – After the Mad King burns Rickard Stark and strangles Brandon, and demands the heads of Robert Baratheon and Eddard Stark, the Vale, the North, the Stormlands…
Events
The exile of Jalabhar Xho · Tall Trees Town, ~283 AC
Prince Jalabhar Xho of the Red Flower Vale is defeated in a war among the Summer Islanders and flees across the sea to the court of the new king, Robert Baratheon, where he will spend years asking for ships and swords to win back his home.
The tourney at Harrenhal · Harrenhal, 281 AC
Victorious Rhaegar rides past his wife Elia and lays the crown of the queen of love and beauty in Lyanna Stark's lap.
Murder of Rickard and Brandon · King's Landing, 282 AC
Brandon Stark comes demanding Lyanna's return. Aerys has him and his father killed. Jon Arryn refuses to surrender Ned and Robert – the rebellion begins.
Battle of the Trident · The Ruby Ford, 283 AC
Robert and Rhaegar meet in the river; Robert's warhammer stoves in the prince's chest and the rubies scatter into the water.
Sack of King's Landing · King's Landing, 283 AC
Tywin enters the city by treachery. Jaime kills Aerys, who wanted to burn the city. Gregor Clegane murders Elia and her children.
Siege of Storm's End · Storm's End, 283 AC
Stannis holds the castle for a year against the Tyrells and Redwynes. The starving garrison is saved by the smuggler Davos and his cargo of onions.
The Tower of Joy · Tower of Joy, 283 AC
Ned and six companions face three knights of the Kingsguard. Only Ned and Howland Reed survive. Inside, Ned finds his dying sister.
Daenerys Stormborn · Dragonstone, 284 AC
Queen Rhaella dies giving birth to Daenerys during a great storm. Loyalists smuggle the infant and Viserys away before Stannis's fleet arrives.
The house with the red door · Braavos, 284 AC
The exiled children grow up in Braavos under the protection of Ser Willem Darry. After his death they are thrown out and begin years of wandering the Free Cities.
Greyjoy's Rebellion · Pyke, 289 AC
Balon proclaims himself king, but Robert crushes the uprising. His son Theon is taken to Winterfell as a ward and hostage.
Timeline
- Before the Conquest ~100 BC – 2 BC
- Aegon's Conquest 2 BC – 1 AC
- Dance of the Dragons 129–131 AC
- Robert's Rebellion 282–284 AC
- War of the Five Kings 298–300 AC
- Present day 300 AC