Am I comparing Daenerys to Morgan le Fay? Perhaps, though I don't think she and Jon will end up together, but this parallel could be seen as proof. Interestingly enough, unless Aegon is a Targaryen, Jon Snow only has one Targaryen blood relation left: his aunt Daenerys. At 17, he was a musician at the Salzburg court but grew restless and travelled.
According to legend, he was raised by the magician Merlin, and he did not know Uther was his father. Why I think this deserves to be looked at: While the parallels aren't perfect, I would postulate that Arthur fits the position of Jon Snow pretty well, a bastard born into a dying House on the betrothed (not wife, I know) of the House's mortal enemy. His father took him on a grand tour of Europe and then three trips to Italy. was the son of Uther Pendragon, a former King of Britain. Morgan le Fay slept with Arthur one night (whether by disguise or openly sources differ upon), and the fruit of their union was the bastard Mordred, who eventually led to his father's death. However, he technically had a relative: Morgan le Fay, his half-sister by way of his mother. Their offspring was given the name Arthur.Īs Uther was one of the last Pendragons, and had no other sons, Arthur inherited his titles and his crown, eventually going on to become that legendary hero of Britain.īut here's where it gets even more interesting.Īrthur was the last Pendragon, and he had no offspring with Guinevere, resulting in the extermination of his House upon his death. That night, he used magic he learned from Merlin to sneak into the castle disguised as Cornwall, and slept with Cornwall's wife. his father Uther sleeps with Ygraine to Arthur pulling the sword in the. Uther had the hots for Cornwall's wife, and eventually managed to kill Cornwall without her knowing. Im still enjoying Pendragon, although I certainly do feel the randomness of the. His father, Uther Pendragon (Pendragon literally means "Son of the Dragon") was the last Pendragon and engaged in a war against the King of Cornwall. When she finished bathing, Bronwen helped her into a cream nightgown, much like those she'd worn all her life in her father's house, and between the sheets.
King Arthur, that legendary hero of Britain, was a bastard. Now, this is assuming R+L=J, and using classical, not modern, sources for the King Arthur mythos, and here's why. House Pendragon, the legendary house of King Arthur=House Targaryen. So, I tried searching this subreddit, and I cannot believe this theory has not yet been postulated. Leodegrance had served Uther pendragon, King Arthurs biological father and regnal predecessor.
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