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The Targaryen Succession

1–37	Aegon I
	the Conqueror, the Dragon
37–42	Aenys I
	son of Aegon I and Rhaenys
42–48	Maegor I
	the Cruel, son of Aegon I and Visenya
48–103	Jaehaerys I
	the Old King, the Conciliator; Aenys’s son
103–129	Viserys I
	grandson of Jaehaerys
129–131	Aegon II
	eldest son of Viserys
	[Aegon II’s ascent was disputed by his half-sister Rhaenyra, ten years his elder. Both perished in the war between them, called by singers the Dance of the Dragons.]
131–157	Aegon III
	the Dragonbane, Rhaenyra’s son
	[The last of the Targaryen dragons died during the reign of Aegon III.]
157–161	Daeron I
	the Young Dragon, the Boy King, eldest son of Aegon III [Daeron conquered Dorne, but was unable to hold it, and died young.]
161–171	Baelor I
	the Beloved, the Blessed; septon and king, second son of Aegon III
171–172	Viserys II
	younger brother of Aegon III
172–184	Aegon IV
	the Unworthy, eldest son of Viserys
	[His younger brother, Prince Aemon the Dragonknight, was champion and some say lover to Queen Naerys.]
184–209	Daeron II
	the Good, Queen Naerys’s son, by Aegon or Aemon [Daeron brought Dorne into the realm by wedding the Dornish princess Myriah.]
209–221	Aerys I
	second son of Daeron II (left no issue)
221–233	Maekar I
	fourth son of Daeron II
233–259	Aegon V
	the Unlikely, Maekar’s fourth son
259–262	Jaehaerys II
	second son of Aegon the Unlikely
262–283	Aerys II
	the Mad King, only son of Jaehaerys II

Therein the line of the dragon kings ended, when Aerys II was dethroned and killed, along with his heir, the crown prince, Rhaegar Targaryen, slain by Robert Baratheon on the Trident.