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Era 4 · 298 – 300 AC

The War of the Five Kings

A king's death sets off the greatest conflict Westeros has known in centuries: five claimants clash amid intrigue, betrayal and battle.

  1. Ned Stark becomes Hand of the King

    When Jon Arryn dies, Robert asks his old friend Ned to become his Hand. In King's Landing, Ned uncovers the secrets of the court, notably the truth about the queen's children.

  2. The death of Robert and the execution of Ned

    The king dies after a hunting accident, and Joffrey takes the throne. Ned is arrested for treason and beheaded, plunging the Starks into war.

  3. The five kings

    Joffrey, Robb Stark, Renly and Stannis Baratheon, then Balon Greyjoy all proclaim themselves king. The realm tears itself apart through alliances, betrayals and battles.

  4. The Battle of the Blackwater

    Stannis besieges King's Landing by sea, but Tyrion Lannister sets the river ablaze with wildfire. The arrival of Tywin and the Tyrells saves the city.

  5. The Red Wedding

    At a wedding hosted by Walder Frey, Robb Stark, his mother Catelyn and much of his army are slaughtered. This episode is one of the most famous of the whole saga.

  6. Joffrey's wedding and the death of Tywin

    Joffrey is poisoned at his own wedding, and Tyrion is accused of the crime. Tyrion escapes and kills his father Tywin, leaving House Lannister without a real leader.

  7. Daenerys in Essos

    Daenerys, now mother of three dragons, frees the slaves of Astapor, Yunkai and Meereen. She learns to rule, but also, at her own expense, the limits of power.

  8. The threat from the Wall

    Mance Rayder gathers the wildlings north of the Wall, fleeing the White Walkers. Jon Snow and the Night's Watch defend Castle Black in a decisive battle.

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