Before 505 AC

[Imry Willfyre]

I thought I'd create a thread for events that we'd like to say came before 505 AC.

This is currently all the information we have that took place before 505 AC:

311 AC: King Robert Baratheon dies and King Edric Baratheon ascends the throne as King of Westeros.

340 AC: King Edric Baratheon dies and King Steffon Baratheon II ascends the throne as King of Westeros.

351 AC: King Steffon Baratheon II dies and King Cameron Baratheon ascends the throne as King of Westeros.

368 AC: King Cameron Baratheon dies and King Edric Baratheon II ascends the throne as King of Westeros.

375 AC: King Edric Baratheon II dies and King Meriffon Baratheon ascends the throne as King of Westeros.

377 AC: King Meriffon Baratheon dies and King Cameron Baratheon II ascends the throne as King of Westeros.

379 AC: King Cameron Baratheon dies and King Tanyst Baratheon ascends the throne as King of Westeros.

386 AC: King Tanyst Baratheon orders the legitimization of the small group of Riverland bastards with 'documented' proof they are descendants of House Mudd. House Mudd is restored, but given no holdings (except what ruins remain at Oldstones).

386 AC: King Tanyst Baratheon orders the execution of the last Arryn.

386 AC: King Tanyst Baratheon dies and King Felry Baratheon ascends the throne as King of Westeros.

386 AC: King Felry Baratheon proclaims House Royce the Lords Paramount of the Vale.

386 AC: King Felry Baratheon dies and King Edric Baratheon III ascends the throne as King of Westeros.

396 AC: King Edric Baratheon III dies and King Edric Baratheon IV ascends the throne as King of Westeros.

412 AC: 'King' Haerys Targaryen sails to the Stormlands and persuades a few Stormlords to join in a minor rebellion which is promptly crushed by King Edric Baratheon.

430 AC: King Edric Baratheon IV dies and King Rodrick Baratheon ascends the throne as King of Westeros.

449 AC: King Rodrick Baratheon dies. King Steffon Baratheon ascends the throne as King of Westeros.

462 AC: King Steffon Baratheon III dies. King Alderon Baratheon ascends the throne as King of Westeros.

492 AC: King Alderon Baratheon dies. King Andric Baratheon ascends the throne as King of Westeros.

494 AC: King Andric Baratheon dies. King Rodrick Baratheon II ascends the throne as King of Westeros.

494 AC:Lord Connington and a few houses of the Stormlands rebel against the King.

494 AC: The young Lord of Nightsong, Sylas Caron, slays Lord Connington and crushes the rebellion at the Battle of Griffin's Roost.

[Imry Willfyre]

Suggestions:

299 AC: Edric Storm is legitimized by Robert Baratheon.
309 AC: Prince Edric Baratheon is married to Sansa Stark.
358 AC: King Cameron Baratheon wages a brief war on the Stepstones, taking half of them.
377 AC: The Stepstones territories are lost in a brutal battle.

[Lord Howland Royce]

At some point the Baratheons of Dragonstone and Storm's end should die out, or else Roderick position as heir to Storm's end would be kinda silly.

[Sam]

Say that Renly died childless, and Stannis' daughter was never married since she's ass-ugly.

There you go, problem solved.

[Lord Howland Royce]

and that the Baratheon kings only had one child each for near 200 years?

[Sam]

Or, you could change the nature of the ownership of those castles. I had understood, from the Hedge Kngiht, that during the Targaryen era the Prince of Dragonstone was always the heir apparent, who's own heir would succeeded him as the Prince of Dragonstone when he ascended to the kingship. The king's brothers got places like Summerhall and the other castles owned by the Royal House.

Just make it something like that, as the King's Brother Roderick is the Prince of Storm's End, and when Rickon has his first son, that son will become the Prince of Dragonstone.

[Lord Howland Royce]

Could be doable, Dragonstone atleast. But If Roderick is to be the Lord Paramount of Stormlands he can't very well lose his seat when Rickon gets a second child.

[Sam]

No, you're right about that.

Who was the Lord of Storm's End during Callen's reign and before?

[Imry Willfyre]

No one was listed as being such.

[Sam]

so make someone up and then get them killed before they can have children.

[Lord Howland Royce]

480 AC: End of the Baratheons of Storm's End as the only heir dies of greyscale. Lord and Lady of Storm's End was unable to produce another heir.

350 AC: End of Baratheons of Dragonstone. Shireen Baratheon proved barren due to her greyscale condition. Dragonstone turns into the seat of the heir of the Ironthrone.

something like that

[barker520]

so what House would rule Storm's End somce 480?

[Sam]

A member of House Baratheon would rule formally, but if there was no available man of the proper age, then a Castellan and Steward would do the tasks of lordship.

[barker520]

But if the prince's heir rules Dragonstone, what member rules Storm's End is my point? Whoever the King's brother is?

[Percy Rivers]

Actually to be clear on this, Callen though of mixed Valyrian/Baratheon heritage tried to distance the connection between the Targaryens and the Baratheons.

At his death their were four 'royal holdings':

Storm's End - The heir apparent would be the 'Prince of Storm's End', in reality though the royal family would kick around King's Landing so most likely it would be held by another Baratheon.

Dragonstone - Callen was a bit edgy about keeping Dragonstone, and at one point he gave it to Kit Kidwell (It was supposed to be less of a reward, and more of an exile. Dragonstone was to be somewhat like the Alcatraz for Kit, with all his servants and retainers chosen by Callen)

Summerhall - Rebuilt by Callen Baratheon, who had a great intrest in Architecture. It is a royal holding, and it is rebuilt to celebrate the Baratheons. Covered in rearing stags, antlers, things like that.

Harrenhal - Although a Blackwood was the castellan of Harrenhal, Callen officially said that this castle was for House Baratheon, and would likely be given to one of his children.