Alicent Hightower<\/h2>\n![\"Every](\"https:\/\/cdn.filmshrine.com\/uploads\/2026\/08\/House-of-the-Dragon-season-2-Alicent-Hightower-f45e3d3-1024x538.jpg\")
Credit: HBO<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nBelieve it or not, Alicent actually survives the entire war. After Aegon II dies and Rhaenyra’s son Aegon III becomes king, Alicent loses everything. Her father Otto is dead, all three of her sons die during the Dance, Helaena dies, and almost all of her grandchildren are gone too.<\/p>\n
She spends the rest of her life living quietly inside the Red Keep, no longer involved in politics. The once-powerful Queen Dowager basically spends her final years grieving the destruction of her family before eventually dying during the Winter Fever epidemic.<\/p>\n
Corlys Velaryon<\/h2>\n![\"Every](\"https:\/\/cdn.filmshrine.com\/uploads\/2026\/08\/corlys-s2.webp\")
Credit: HBO<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nCorlys somehow survives the entire Dance despite fighting through almost every major part of it. After the war ends, he helps steady the realm by serving as one of the regents and councillors for the young King Aegon III. He’s briefly arrested over Aegon II’s death but is eventually pardoned.<\/p>\n
Unlike most characters in this story, Corlys actually dies peacefully. He passes away of old age after a lifetime at sea and in politics, making him one of the very few major players who gets anything close to a natural ending.<\/p>\n
Cregan Stark<\/h2>\n![\"Every](\"https:\/\/cdn.filmshrine.com\/uploads\/2026\/08\/house-of-the-dragon-cregan-667074a8e0fd6-1024x768.avif\")
Credit: HBO<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nWinter finally arrives… just a little late. Although Cregan Stark promises to support Rhaenyra much earlier in the war, he doesn’t actually arrive in King’s Landing until after most of the fighting is over.<\/p>\n
He becomes Hand of the King during what’s known as the Hour of the Wolf, where he quickly puts the kingdom back in order. He holds trials for those involved in Aegon II’s death, delivers harsh Northern justice, and then, because he never wanted power in the first place, simply resigns and heads back to Winterfell.<\/p>\n
Aegon III Targaryen<\/h2>\n![\"Every](\"https:\/\/cdn.filmshrine.com\/uploads\/2026\/08\/Rhaenyra-and-Prince-Viserys-1024x683.webp\")
Credit: HBO<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nPoor Aegon survives, but he pays for it mentally. After being forced to watch Sunfyre burn and eat his mother Rhaenyra alive, Aegon is left deeply traumatised for the rest of his life. When Aegon II dies, the young prince becomes King Aegon III.<\/p>\n
His marriage to Jaehaera Targaryen helps unite the Blacks and Greens, at least politically, and he eventually restores stability to Westeros. But\u00a0because of everything he witnessed, Aegon develops a lifelong fear and hatred of dragons, earning the nickname “The Dragonbane.”<\/p>\n
Viserys Targaryen<\/h2>\n
Loads of people think Viserys dies during the Battle of the Gullet, but he actually survives. He’s captured by the Triarchy and eventually ends up living in Lys with House Rogare, where he marries Larra Rogare.<\/p>\n
Years later, Alyn Velaryon finally discovers where Viserys is and brings him back to Westeros, where he’s reunited with his brother Aegon III. Viserys later becomes Hand of the King and eventually succeeds his brother on the Iron Throne as King Viserys II.<\/p>\n
Baela Targaryen<\/h2>\n![\"Every](\"https:\/\/cdn.filmshrine.com\/uploads\/2026\/08\/bethany-antonia-house-of-the-dragon-1-1024x512.avif\")
Credit: HBO<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nBaela survives one of the most dangerous dragon battles in the entire war. She fights Aegon II and Sunfyre aboard Moondancer. Although Moondancer dies from her injuries, Baela survives the crash and is taken prisoner.<\/p>\n
After the war ends, she’s freed and becomes one of the most important members of Aegon III’s court. She later marries Alyn Velaryon and becomes Lady of Driftmark.<\/p>\n
Rhaena Targaryen<\/h2>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/cdn.filmshrine.com\/uploads\/2026\/08\/hero-image.fill_.size_1248x702.v1783690776-1024x576.webp\")
Credit: HBO<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nRhaena’s storyline will probably be different in the show because she’s been given parts of Nettles’ story. But in Fire & Blood, she’s actually one of the luckiest Targaryens during the Dance because she’s kept away from most of the fighting.<\/p>\n
While the war destroys King’s Landing and Dragonstone, Rhaena remains safely in the Vale. After everything is over, one of the dragon eggs she’s been carrying finally hatches into Morning, making her one of the last dragonriders in Westeros. She later marries Corwyn Corbray and remains an important figure during Aegon III’s reign.<\/p>\n
Alyn Velaryon<\/h2>\n![\"Every](\"https:\/\/cdn.filmshrine.com\/uploads\/2026\/08\/house-of-the-dragon-alyn-of-hull-abubakar-salim-e72ccbf-1024x684.jpg\")
Credit: HBO<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nAlyn starts the story as Corlys Velaryon’s bastard grandson, but by the end of the Dance, he’s become one of the realm’s biggest heroes. He inherits Driftmark after Corlys dies and earns the nickname “Oakenfist” thanks to his incredible naval exploits.<\/p>\n
Probably his biggest achievement, though, is finding Prince Viserys alive in Lys and bringing him home to Westeros, which secures the future of House Targaryen.<\/p>\n
Alys Rivers<\/h2>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/cdn.filmshrine.com\/uploads\/2026\/08\/house-of-the-dragon-season-3-episode-7-gayle-rankin-interview-1024x576.avif\")
Credit: HBO<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nAlys is one of the strangest survivors because nobody really knows what happens to her. After Aemond dies above the Gods Eye, Alys returns to Harrenhal claiming she’s pregnant with his son, who she says is the true heir to the Iron Throne. She takes control of Harrenhal and rules it as the mysterious “witch queen” with a small army behind her.<\/p>\n
The regents plan to remove her, but before they can, history basically loses track of what happens next. So Alys survives the Dance, but her ultimate fate is left completely unknown.<\/p>\n
Princess Jaehaera Targaryen<\/h2>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/cdn.filmshrine.com\/uploads\/2026\/08\/He-31-1024x576.jpg\")
Credit: HBO<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nTechnically, Jaehaera survives the Dance itself. As Aegon II’s only surviving child, she’s married to Aegon III in an attempt to finally unite the two rival branches of House Targaryen and bring peace to the kingdom.<\/p>\n
Sadly, her story doesn’t get much happier afterwards. Just two years after getting married, she dies after falling from a window in Maegor’s Holdfast onto the spikes below. Officially, it’s ruled a suicide, but many people believe she was actually murdered as part of another political plot.<\/p>\n
Believe it or not, Alicent actually survives the entire war. After Aegon II dies and Rhaenyra’s son Aegon III becomes king, Alicent loses everything. Her father Otto is dead, all three of her sons die during the Dance, Helaena dies, and almost all of her grandchildren are gone too.<\/p>\n
She spends the rest of her life living quietly inside the Red Keep, no longer involved in politics. The once-powerful Queen Dowager basically spends her final years grieving the destruction of her family before eventually dying during the Winter Fever epidemic.<\/p>\n
Corlys Velaryon<\/h2>\nCredit: HBO<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nCorlys somehow survives the entire Dance despite fighting through almost every major part of it. After the war ends, he helps steady the realm by serving as one of the regents and councillors for the young King Aegon III. He’s briefly arrested over Aegon II’s death but is eventually pardoned.<\/p>\n
Unlike most characters in this story, Corlys actually dies peacefully. He passes away of old age after a lifetime at sea and in politics, making him one of the very few major players who gets anything close to a natural ending.<\/p>\n
Cregan Stark<\/h2>\nCredit: HBO<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nWinter finally arrives… just a little late. Although Cregan Stark promises to support Rhaenyra much earlier in the war, he doesn’t actually arrive in King’s Landing until after most of the fighting is over.<\/p>\n
He becomes Hand of the King during what’s known as the Hour of the Wolf, where he quickly puts the kingdom back in order. He holds trials for those involved in Aegon II’s death, delivers harsh Northern justice, and then, because he never wanted power in the first place, simply resigns and heads back to Winterfell.<\/p>\n
Aegon III Targaryen<\/h2>\nCredit: HBO<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nPoor Aegon survives, but he pays for it mentally. After being forced to watch Sunfyre burn and eat his mother Rhaenyra alive, Aegon is left deeply traumatised for the rest of his life. When Aegon II dies, the young prince becomes King Aegon III.<\/p>\n
His marriage to Jaehaera Targaryen helps unite the Blacks and Greens, at least politically, and he eventually restores stability to Westeros. But\u00a0because of everything he witnessed, Aegon develops a lifelong fear and hatred of dragons, earning the nickname “The Dragonbane.”<\/p>\n
Viserys Targaryen<\/h2>\n
Loads of people think Viserys dies during the Battle of the Gullet, but he actually survives. He’s captured by the Triarchy and eventually ends up living in Lys with House Rogare, where he marries Larra Rogare.<\/p>\n
Years later, Alyn Velaryon finally discovers where Viserys is and brings him back to Westeros, where he’s reunited with his brother Aegon III. Viserys later becomes Hand of the King and eventually succeeds his brother on the Iron Throne as King Viserys II.<\/p>\n
Baela Targaryen<\/h2>\nCredit: HBO<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nBaela survives one of the most dangerous dragon battles in the entire war. She fights Aegon II and Sunfyre aboard Moondancer. Although Moondancer dies from her injuries, Baela survives the crash and is taken prisoner.<\/p>\n
After the war ends, she’s freed and becomes one of the most important members of Aegon III’s court. She later marries Alyn Velaryon and becomes Lady of Driftmark.<\/p>\n
Rhaena Targaryen<\/h2>\nCredit: HBO<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nRhaena’s storyline will probably be different in the show because she’s been given parts of Nettles’ story. But in Fire & Blood, she’s actually one of the luckiest Targaryens during the Dance because she’s kept away from most of the fighting.<\/p>\n
While the war destroys King’s Landing and Dragonstone, Rhaena remains safely in the Vale. After everything is over, one of the dragon eggs she’s been carrying finally hatches into Morning, making her one of the last dragonriders in Westeros. She later marries Corwyn Corbray and remains an important figure during Aegon III’s reign.<\/p>\n
Alyn Velaryon<\/h2>\nCredit: HBO<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nAlyn starts the story as Corlys Velaryon’s bastard grandson, but by the end of the Dance, he’s become one of the realm’s biggest heroes. He inherits Driftmark after Corlys dies and earns the nickname “Oakenfist” thanks to his incredible naval exploits.<\/p>\n
Probably his biggest achievement, though, is finding Prince Viserys alive in Lys and bringing him home to Westeros, which secures the future of House Targaryen.<\/p>\n
Alys Rivers<\/h2>\nCredit: HBO<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nAlys is one of the strangest survivors because nobody really knows what happens to her. After Aemond dies above the Gods Eye, Alys returns to Harrenhal claiming she’s pregnant with his son, who she says is the true heir to the Iron Throne. She takes control of Harrenhal and rules it as the mysterious “witch queen” with a small army behind her.<\/p>\n
The regents plan to remove her, but before they can, history basically loses track of what happens next. So Alys survives the Dance, but her ultimate fate is left completely unknown.<\/p>\n
Princess Jaehaera Targaryen<\/h2>\nCredit: HBO<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nTechnically, Jaehaera survives the Dance itself. As Aegon II’s only surviving child, she’s married to Aegon III in an attempt to finally unite the two rival branches of House Targaryen and bring peace to the kingdom.<\/p>\n
Sadly, her story doesn’t get much happier afterwards. Just two years after getting married, she dies after falling from a window in Maegor’s Holdfast onto the spikes below. Officially, it’s ruled a suicide, but many people believe she was actually murdered as part of another political plot.<\/p>\n
Corlys somehow survives the entire Dance despite fighting through almost every major part of it. After the war ends, he helps steady the realm by serving as one of the regents and councillors for the young King Aegon III. He’s briefly arrested over Aegon II’s death but is eventually pardoned.<\/p>\n
Unlike most characters in this story, Corlys actually dies peacefully. He passes away of old age after a lifetime at sea and in politics, making him one of the very few major players who gets anything close to a natural ending.<\/p>\n
Cregan Stark<\/h2>\nCredit: HBO<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nWinter finally arrives… just a little late. Although Cregan Stark promises to support Rhaenyra much earlier in the war, he doesn’t actually arrive in King’s Landing until after most of the fighting is over.<\/p>\n
He becomes Hand of the King during what’s known as the Hour of the Wolf, where he quickly puts the kingdom back in order. He holds trials for those involved in Aegon II’s death, delivers harsh Northern justice, and then, because he never wanted power in the first place, simply resigns and heads back to Winterfell.<\/p>\n
Aegon III Targaryen<\/h2>\nCredit: HBO<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nPoor Aegon survives, but he pays for it mentally. After being forced to watch Sunfyre burn and eat his mother Rhaenyra alive, Aegon is left deeply traumatised for the rest of his life. When Aegon II dies, the young prince becomes King Aegon III.<\/p>\n
His marriage to Jaehaera Targaryen helps unite the Blacks and Greens, at least politically, and he eventually restores stability to Westeros. But\u00a0because of everything he witnessed, Aegon develops a lifelong fear and hatred of dragons, earning the nickname “The Dragonbane.”<\/p>\n
Viserys Targaryen<\/h2>\n
Loads of people think Viserys dies during the Battle of the Gullet, but he actually survives. He’s captured by the Triarchy and eventually ends up living in Lys with House Rogare, where he marries Larra Rogare.<\/p>\n
Years later, Alyn Velaryon finally discovers where Viserys is and brings him back to Westeros, where he’s reunited with his brother Aegon III. Viserys later becomes Hand of the King and eventually succeeds his brother on the Iron Throne as King Viserys II.<\/p>\n
Baela Targaryen<\/h2>\nCredit: HBO<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nBaela survives one of the most dangerous dragon battles in the entire war. She fights Aegon II and Sunfyre aboard Moondancer. Although Moondancer dies from her injuries, Baela survives the crash and is taken prisoner.<\/p>\n
After the war ends, she’s freed and becomes one of the most important members of Aegon III’s court. She later marries Alyn Velaryon and becomes Lady of Driftmark.<\/p>\n
Rhaena Targaryen<\/h2>\nCredit: HBO<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nRhaena’s storyline will probably be different in the show because she’s been given parts of Nettles’ story. But in Fire & Blood, she’s actually one of the luckiest Targaryens during the Dance because she’s kept away from most of the fighting.<\/p>\n
While the war destroys King’s Landing and Dragonstone, Rhaena remains safely in the Vale. After everything is over, one of the dragon eggs she’s been carrying finally hatches into Morning, making her one of the last dragonriders in Westeros. She later marries Corwyn Corbray and remains an important figure during Aegon III’s reign.<\/p>\n
Alyn Velaryon<\/h2>\nCredit: HBO<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nAlyn starts the story as Corlys Velaryon’s bastard grandson, but by the end of the Dance, he’s become one of the realm’s biggest heroes. He inherits Driftmark after Corlys dies and earns the nickname “Oakenfist” thanks to his incredible naval exploits.<\/p>\n
Probably his biggest achievement, though, is finding Prince Viserys alive in Lys and bringing him home to Westeros, which secures the future of House Targaryen.<\/p>\n
Alys Rivers<\/h2>\nCredit: HBO<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nAlys is one of the strangest survivors because nobody really knows what happens to her. After Aemond dies above the Gods Eye, Alys returns to Harrenhal claiming she’s pregnant with his son, who she says is the true heir to the Iron Throne. She takes control of Harrenhal and rules it as the mysterious “witch queen” with a small army behind her.<\/p>\n
The regents plan to remove her, but before they can, history basically loses track of what happens next. So Alys survives the Dance, but her ultimate fate is left completely unknown.<\/p>\n
Princess Jaehaera Targaryen<\/h2>\nCredit: HBO<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nTechnically, Jaehaera survives the Dance itself. As Aegon II’s only surviving child, she’s married to Aegon III in an attempt to finally unite the two rival branches of House Targaryen and bring peace to the kingdom.<\/p>\n
Sadly, her story doesn’t get much happier afterwards. Just two years after getting married, she dies after falling from a window in Maegor’s Holdfast onto the spikes below. Officially, it’s ruled a suicide, but many people believe she was actually murdered as part of another political plot.<\/p>\n
Winter finally arrives… just a little late. Although Cregan Stark promises to support Rhaenyra much earlier in the war, he doesn’t actually arrive in King’s Landing until after most of the fighting is over.<\/p>\n
He becomes Hand of the King during what’s known as the Hour of the Wolf, where he quickly puts the kingdom back in order. He holds trials for those involved in Aegon II’s death, delivers harsh Northern justice, and then, because he never wanted power in the first place, simply resigns and heads back to Winterfell.<\/p>\n
Aegon III Targaryen<\/h2>\nCredit: HBO<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nPoor Aegon survives, but he pays for it mentally. After being forced to watch Sunfyre burn and eat his mother Rhaenyra alive, Aegon is left deeply traumatised for the rest of his life. When Aegon II dies, the young prince becomes King Aegon III.<\/p>\n
His marriage to Jaehaera Targaryen helps unite the Blacks and Greens, at least politically, and he eventually restores stability to Westeros. But\u00a0because of everything he witnessed, Aegon develops a lifelong fear and hatred of dragons, earning the nickname “The Dragonbane.”<\/p>\n
Viserys Targaryen<\/h2>\n
Loads of people think Viserys dies during the Battle of the Gullet, but he actually survives. He’s captured by the Triarchy and eventually ends up living in Lys with House Rogare, where he marries Larra Rogare.<\/p>\n
Years later, Alyn Velaryon finally discovers where Viserys is and brings him back to Westeros, where he’s reunited with his brother Aegon III. Viserys later becomes Hand of the King and eventually succeeds his brother on the Iron Throne as King Viserys II.<\/p>\n
Baela Targaryen<\/h2>\nCredit: HBO<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nBaela survives one of the most dangerous dragon battles in the entire war. She fights Aegon II and Sunfyre aboard Moondancer. Although Moondancer dies from her injuries, Baela survives the crash and is taken prisoner.<\/p>\n
After the war ends, she’s freed and becomes one of the most important members of Aegon III’s court. She later marries Alyn Velaryon and becomes Lady of Driftmark.<\/p>\n
Rhaena Targaryen<\/h2>\nCredit: HBO<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nRhaena’s storyline will probably be different in the show because she’s been given parts of Nettles’ story. But in Fire & Blood, she’s actually one of the luckiest Targaryens during the Dance because she’s kept away from most of the fighting.<\/p>\n
While the war destroys King’s Landing and Dragonstone, Rhaena remains safely in the Vale. After everything is over, one of the dragon eggs she’s been carrying finally hatches into Morning, making her one of the last dragonriders in Westeros. She later marries Corwyn Corbray and remains an important figure during Aegon III’s reign.<\/p>\n
Alyn Velaryon<\/h2>\nCredit: HBO<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nAlyn starts the story as Corlys Velaryon’s bastard grandson, but by the end of the Dance, he’s become one of the realm’s biggest heroes. He inherits Driftmark after Corlys dies and earns the nickname “Oakenfist” thanks to his incredible naval exploits.<\/p>\n
Probably his biggest achievement, though, is finding Prince Viserys alive in Lys and bringing him home to Westeros, which secures the future of House Targaryen.<\/p>\n
Alys Rivers<\/h2>\nCredit: HBO<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nAlys is one of the strangest survivors because nobody really knows what happens to her. After Aemond dies above the Gods Eye, Alys returns to Harrenhal claiming she’s pregnant with his son, who she says is the true heir to the Iron Throne. She takes control of Harrenhal and rules it as the mysterious “witch queen” with a small army behind her.<\/p>\n
The regents plan to remove her, but before they can, history basically loses track of what happens next. So Alys survives the Dance, but her ultimate fate is left completely unknown.<\/p>\n
Princess Jaehaera Targaryen<\/h2>\nCredit: HBO<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nTechnically, Jaehaera survives the Dance itself. As Aegon II’s only surviving child, she’s married to Aegon III in an attempt to finally unite the two rival branches of House Targaryen and bring peace to the kingdom.<\/p>\n
Sadly, her story doesn’t get much happier afterwards. Just two years after getting married, she dies after falling from a window in Maegor’s Holdfast onto the spikes below. Officially, it’s ruled a suicide, but many people believe she was actually murdered as part of another political plot.<\/p>\n
Poor Aegon survives, but he pays for it mentally. After being forced to watch Sunfyre burn and eat his mother Rhaenyra alive, Aegon is left deeply traumatised for the rest of his life. When Aegon II dies, the young prince becomes King Aegon III.<\/p>\n
His marriage to Jaehaera Targaryen helps unite the Blacks and Greens, at least politically, and he eventually restores stability to Westeros. But\u00a0because of everything he witnessed, Aegon develops a lifelong fear and hatred of dragons, earning the nickname “The Dragonbane.”<\/p>\n
Viserys Targaryen<\/h2>\n
Loads of people think Viserys dies during the Battle of the Gullet, but he actually survives. He’s captured by the Triarchy and eventually ends up living in Lys with House Rogare, where he marries Larra Rogare.<\/p>\n
Years later, Alyn Velaryon finally discovers where Viserys is and brings him back to Westeros, where he’s reunited with his brother Aegon III. Viserys later becomes Hand of the King and eventually succeeds his brother on the Iron Throne as King Viserys II.<\/p>\n
Baela Targaryen<\/h2>\nCredit: HBO<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nBaela survives one of the most dangerous dragon battles in the entire war. She fights Aegon II and Sunfyre aboard Moondancer. Although Moondancer dies from her injuries, Baela survives the crash and is taken prisoner.<\/p>\n
After the war ends, she’s freed and becomes one of the most important members of Aegon III’s court. She later marries Alyn Velaryon and becomes Lady of Driftmark.<\/p>\n
Rhaena Targaryen<\/h2>\nCredit: HBO<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nRhaena’s storyline will probably be different in the show because she’s been given parts of Nettles’ story. But in Fire & Blood, she’s actually one of the luckiest Targaryens during the Dance because she’s kept away from most of the fighting.<\/p>\n
While the war destroys King’s Landing and Dragonstone, Rhaena remains safely in the Vale. After everything is over, one of the dragon eggs she’s been carrying finally hatches into Morning, making her one of the last dragonriders in Westeros. She later marries Corwyn Corbray and remains an important figure during Aegon III’s reign.<\/p>\n
Alyn Velaryon<\/h2>\nCredit: HBO<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nAlyn starts the story as Corlys Velaryon’s bastard grandson, but by the end of the Dance, he’s become one of the realm’s biggest heroes. He inherits Driftmark after Corlys dies and earns the nickname “Oakenfist” thanks to his incredible naval exploits.<\/p>\n
Probably his biggest achievement, though, is finding Prince Viserys alive in Lys and bringing him home to Westeros, which secures the future of House Targaryen.<\/p>\n
Alys Rivers<\/h2>\nCredit: HBO<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nAlys is one of the strangest survivors because nobody really knows what happens to her. After Aemond dies above the Gods Eye, Alys returns to Harrenhal claiming she’s pregnant with his son, who she says is the true heir to the Iron Throne. She takes control of Harrenhal and rules it as the mysterious “witch queen” with a small army behind her.<\/p>\n
The regents plan to remove her, but before they can, history basically loses track of what happens next. So Alys survives the Dance, but her ultimate fate is left completely unknown.<\/p>\n
Princess Jaehaera Targaryen<\/h2>\nCredit: HBO<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nTechnically, Jaehaera survives the Dance itself. As Aegon II’s only surviving child, she’s married to Aegon III in an attempt to finally unite the two rival branches of House Targaryen and bring peace to the kingdom.<\/p>\n
Sadly, her story doesn’t get much happier afterwards. Just two years after getting married, she dies after falling from a window in Maegor’s Holdfast onto the spikes below. Officially, it’s ruled a suicide, but many people believe she was actually murdered as part of another political plot.<\/p>\n
Baela survives one of the most dangerous dragon battles in the entire war. She fights Aegon II and Sunfyre aboard Moondancer. Although Moondancer dies from her injuries, Baela survives the crash and is taken prisoner.<\/p>\n
After the war ends, she’s freed and becomes one of the most important members of Aegon III’s court. She later marries Alyn Velaryon and becomes Lady of Driftmark.<\/p>\n
Rhaena Targaryen<\/h2>\nCredit: HBO<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nRhaena’s storyline will probably be different in the show because she’s been given parts of Nettles’ story. But in Fire & Blood, she’s actually one of the luckiest Targaryens during the Dance because she’s kept away from most of the fighting.<\/p>\n
While the war destroys King’s Landing and Dragonstone, Rhaena remains safely in the Vale. After everything is over, one of the dragon eggs she’s been carrying finally hatches into Morning, making her one of the last dragonriders in Westeros. She later marries Corwyn Corbray and remains an important figure during Aegon III’s reign.<\/p>\n
Alyn Velaryon<\/h2>\nCredit: HBO<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nAlyn starts the story as Corlys Velaryon’s bastard grandson, but by the end of the Dance, he’s become one of the realm’s biggest heroes. He inherits Driftmark after Corlys dies and earns the nickname “Oakenfist” thanks to his incredible naval exploits.<\/p>\n
Probably his biggest achievement, though, is finding Prince Viserys alive in Lys and bringing him home to Westeros, which secures the future of House Targaryen.<\/p>\n
Alys Rivers<\/h2>\nCredit: HBO<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nAlys is one of the strangest survivors because nobody really knows what happens to her. After Aemond dies above the Gods Eye, Alys returns to Harrenhal claiming she’s pregnant with his son, who she says is the true heir to the Iron Throne. She takes control of Harrenhal and rules it as the mysterious “witch queen” with a small army behind her.<\/p>\n
The regents plan to remove her, but before they can, history basically loses track of what happens next. So Alys survives the Dance, but her ultimate fate is left completely unknown.<\/p>\n
Princess Jaehaera Targaryen<\/h2>\nCredit: HBO<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nTechnically, Jaehaera survives the Dance itself. As Aegon II’s only surviving child, she’s married to Aegon III in an attempt to finally unite the two rival branches of House Targaryen and bring peace to the kingdom.<\/p>\n
Sadly, her story doesn’t get much happier afterwards. Just two years after getting married, she dies after falling from a window in Maegor’s Holdfast onto the spikes below. Officially, it’s ruled a suicide, but many people believe she was actually murdered as part of another political plot.<\/p>\n
Rhaena’s storyline will probably be different in the show because she’s been given parts of Nettles’ story. But in Fire & Blood, she’s actually one of the luckiest Targaryens during the Dance because she’s kept away from most of the fighting.<\/p>\n
While the war destroys King’s Landing and Dragonstone, Rhaena remains safely in the Vale. After everything is over, one of the dragon eggs she’s been carrying finally hatches into Morning, making her one of the last dragonriders in Westeros. She later marries Corwyn Corbray and remains an important figure during Aegon III’s reign.<\/p>\n
Alyn Velaryon<\/h2>\nCredit: HBO<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nAlyn starts the story as Corlys Velaryon’s bastard grandson, but by the end of the Dance, he’s become one of the realm’s biggest heroes. He inherits Driftmark after Corlys dies and earns the nickname “Oakenfist” thanks to his incredible naval exploits.<\/p>\n
Probably his biggest achievement, though, is finding Prince Viserys alive in Lys and bringing him home to Westeros, which secures the future of House Targaryen.<\/p>\n
Alys Rivers<\/h2>\nCredit: HBO<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nAlys is one of the strangest survivors because nobody really knows what happens to her. After Aemond dies above the Gods Eye, Alys returns to Harrenhal claiming she’s pregnant with his son, who she says is the true heir to the Iron Throne. She takes control of Harrenhal and rules it as the mysterious “witch queen” with a small army behind her.<\/p>\n
The regents plan to remove her, but before they can, history basically loses track of what happens next. So Alys survives the Dance, but her ultimate fate is left completely unknown.<\/p>\n
Princess Jaehaera Targaryen<\/h2>\nCredit: HBO<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nTechnically, Jaehaera survives the Dance itself. As Aegon II’s only surviving child, she’s married to Aegon III in an attempt to finally unite the two rival branches of House Targaryen and bring peace to the kingdom.<\/p>\n
Sadly, her story doesn’t get much happier afterwards. Just two years after getting married, she dies after falling from a window in Maegor’s Holdfast onto the spikes below. Officially, it’s ruled a suicide, but many people believe she was actually murdered as part of another political plot.<\/p>\n
Alyn starts the story as Corlys Velaryon’s bastard grandson, but by the end of the Dance, he’s become one of the realm’s biggest heroes. He inherits Driftmark after Corlys dies and earns the nickname “Oakenfist” thanks to his incredible naval exploits.<\/p>\n
Probably his biggest achievement, though, is finding Prince Viserys alive in Lys and bringing him home to Westeros, which secures the future of House Targaryen.<\/p>\n
Alys Rivers<\/h2>\nCredit: HBO<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nAlys is one of the strangest survivors because nobody really knows what happens to her. After Aemond dies above the Gods Eye, Alys returns to Harrenhal claiming she’s pregnant with his son, who she says is the true heir to the Iron Throne. She takes control of Harrenhal and rules it as the mysterious “witch queen” with a small army behind her.<\/p>\n
The regents plan to remove her, but before they can, history basically loses track of what happens next. So Alys survives the Dance, but her ultimate fate is left completely unknown.<\/p>\n
Princess Jaehaera Targaryen<\/h2>\nCredit: HBO<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nTechnically, Jaehaera survives the Dance itself. As Aegon II’s only surviving child, she’s married to Aegon III in an attempt to finally unite the two rival branches of House Targaryen and bring peace to the kingdom.<\/p>\n
Sadly, her story doesn’t get much happier afterwards. Just two years after getting married, she dies after falling from a window in Maegor’s Holdfast onto the spikes below. Officially, it’s ruled a suicide, but many people believe she was actually murdered as part of another political plot.<\/p>\n
Alys is one of the strangest survivors because nobody really knows what happens to her. After Aemond dies above the Gods Eye, Alys returns to Harrenhal claiming she’s pregnant with his son, who she says is the true heir to the Iron Throne. She takes control of Harrenhal and rules it as the mysterious “witch queen” with a small army behind her.<\/p>\n
The regents plan to remove her, but before they can, history basically loses track of what happens next. So Alys survives the Dance, but her ultimate fate is left completely unknown.<\/p>\n
Princess Jaehaera Targaryen<\/h2>\nCredit: HBO<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nTechnically, Jaehaera survives the Dance itself. As Aegon II’s only surviving child, she’s married to Aegon III in an attempt to finally unite the two rival branches of House Targaryen and bring peace to the kingdom.<\/p>\n
Sadly, her story doesn’t get much happier afterwards. Just two years after getting married, she dies after falling from a window in Maegor’s Holdfast onto the spikes below. Officially, it’s ruled a suicide, but many people believe she was actually murdered as part of another political plot.<\/p>\n
Technically, Jaehaera survives the Dance itself. As Aegon II’s only surviving child, she’s married to Aegon III in an attempt to finally unite the two rival branches of House Targaryen and bring peace to the kingdom.<\/p>\n
Sadly, her story doesn’t get much happier afterwards. Just two years after getting married, she dies after falling from a window in Maegor’s Holdfast onto the spikes below. Officially, it’s ruled a suicide, but many people believe she was actually murdered as part of another political plot.<\/p>\n