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If Jon Snow became King of the Seven Kingdoms what would his regnal number be?
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We see Sam revealing Jon's true identity to him at the crypts of Winterfell. There he refers to him as
Aegon the Sixth.
However, Aegon VI was the son of Rhaegar and Elia Martell and was born before Jon Snow. So Jon Snow should be Aegon VII Targaryen.
Am I missing something?
game-of-thrones
edited Apr 15 at 17:34
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We see Sam revealing Jon's true identity to him at the crypts of Winterfell. There he refers to him as
Aegon the Sixth.
However, Aegon VI was the son of Rhaegar and Elia Martell and was born before Jon Snow. So Jon Snow should be Aegon VII Targaryen.
Am I missing something?
game-of-thrones
edited Apr 15 at 17:34
Azor Ahai
84121227
2
Related: Why are there two characters named Aegon?
– Skooba
Apr 15 at 12:14
Erm, whatever he wants it to be?
– AJFaraday
Apr 15 at 14:45
1
Number is not personal property, but property of relationship between person and the realm, i.e. he would get number iff he was crowned, not just by the fact he existed. You may check RL example James VI and I, for Scotland he was sixth, for England and Ireland he was first of his name.
– user28434
Apr 15 at 14:54
It should be obvious that huge spoilers do not go into the title of a question. Have a little think before you hit "submit".
– Lightness Races in Orbit
Apr 15 at 15:41
@Randal'Thor The one the OP wrote before TheLethalCarrot kindly fixed it.
– Lightness Races in Orbit
Apr 15 at 15:56
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We see Sam revealing Jon's true identity to him at the crypts of Winterfell. There he refers to him as
Aegon the Sixth.
However, Aegon VI was the son of Rhaegar and Elia Martell and was born before Jon Snow. So Jon Snow should be Aegon VII Targaryen.
Am I missing something?
game-of-thrones
edited Apr 15 at 17:34
Azor Ahai
84121227
We see Sam revealing Jon's true identity to him at the crypts of Winterfell. There he refers to him as
Aegon the Sixth.
However, Aegon VI was the son of Rhaegar and Elia Martell and was born before Jon Snow. So Jon Snow should be Aegon VII Targaryen.
Am I missing something?
game-of-thrones
game-of-thrones
edited Apr 15 at 17:34
Azor Ahai
84121227
edited Apr 15 at 17:34
Azor Ahai
84121227
edited Apr 15 at 17:34
Azor Ahai
84121227
edited Apr 15 at 17:34
Azor Ahai
84121227
edited Apr 15 at 17:34
Azor Ahai
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84121227
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user114144
2
Related: Why are there two characters named Aegon?
– Skooba
Apr 15 at 12:14
Erm, whatever he wants it to be?
– AJFaraday
Apr 15 at 14:45
1
Number is not personal property, but property of relationship between person and the realm, i.e. he would get number iff he was crowned, not just by the fact he existed. You may check RL example James VI and I, for Scotland he was sixth, for England and Ireland he was first of his name.
– user28434
Apr 15 at 14:54
It should be obvious that huge spoilers do not go into the title of a question. Have a little think before you hit "submit".
– Lightness Races in Orbit
Apr 15 at 15:41
@Randal'Thor The one the OP wrote before TheLethalCarrot kindly fixed it.
– Lightness Races in Orbit
Apr 15 at 15:56
|
show 1 more comment
2
Related: Why are there two characters named Aegon?
– Skooba
Apr 15 at 12:14
Erm, whatever he wants it to be?
– AJFaraday
Apr 15 at 14:45
1
Number is not personal property, but property of relationship between person and the realm, i.e. he would get number iff he was crowned, not just by the fact he existed. You may check RL example James VI and I, for Scotland he was sixth, for England and Ireland he was first of his name.
– user28434
Apr 15 at 14:54
It should be obvious that huge spoilers do not go into the title of a question. Have a little think before you hit "submit".
– Lightness Races in Orbit
Apr 15 at 15:41
@Randal'Thor The one the OP wrote before TheLethalCarrot kindly fixed it.
– Lightness Races in Orbit
Apr 15 at 15:56
2
2
Related: Why are there two characters named Aegon?
– Skooba
Apr 15 at 12:14
Related: Why are there two characters named Aegon?
– Skooba
Apr 15 at 12:14
Erm, whatever he wants it to be?
– AJFaraday
Apr 15 at 14:45
Erm, whatever he wants it to be?
– AJFaraday
Apr 15 at 14:45
1
1
Number is not personal property, but property of relationship between person and the realm, i.e. he would get number iff he was crowned, not just by the fact he existed. You may check RL example James VI and I, for Scotland he was sixth, for England and Ireland he was first of his name.
– user28434
Apr 15 at 14:54
Number is not personal property, but property of relationship between person and the realm, i.e. he would get number iff he was crowned, not just by the fact he existed. You may check RL example James VI and I, for Scotland he was sixth, for England and Ireland he was first of his name.
– user28434
Apr 15 at 14:54
It should be obvious that huge spoilers do not go into the title of a question. Have a little think before you hit "submit".
– Lightness Races in Orbit
Apr 15 at 15:41
It should be obvious that huge spoilers do not go into the title of a question. Have a little think before you hit "submit".
– Lightness Races in Orbit
Apr 15 at 15:41
@Randal'Thor The one the OP wrote before TheLethalCarrot kindly fixed it.
– Lightness Races in Orbit
Apr 15 at 15:56
@Randal'Thor The one the OP wrote before TheLethalCarrot kindly fixed it.
– Lightness Races in Orbit
Apr 15 at 15:56
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The name became vacant after Clegane decided to paint the wall of the Red Keep with whatever he had with him.
Joke aside, Aegon would be named Aegon VI only if he would have been crowned.
Aegon, son of King Aerys II Targaryen and Queen Rhaella, didn't have any number, such as lot of other Aegons, like Aegon, son of Aenys I, who became the Uncrowned after his uncle usurped the Throne.
As Aegon, son of Rhaegar and Elia, supposedly died during the sack of Kings Landing, the last Aegon that ruled is still Aegon V.
Therefore, would Jon Snow claim the crown as a Targaryen, he would be the sixth Aegon to rule.
edited Apr 15 at 8:14
TheLethalCarrot
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answered Apr 15 at 7:59
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"Aegon, son of King Aerys II Targaryen and Queen Rhaella, didn't have any number, such as lot of other Aegons, like Aegon, son of Aenys I, who became the Uncrowned after his uncle usurped the Throne." Nice title. Can imagine Ser Davos reading this out in court.
– Lightness Races in Orbit
Apr 15 at 15:42
2
Just go the Doctor Who method and call him Aegon Six And A Half Or Something.
– Rand al'Thor♦
Apr 15 at 15:55
7
Aegon Targaryen, sixth of his name, the King in the North, the Watcher on the Wall, the Snowy Bastard, the Night's Watch Brother from Another Mother (of Dragons), Thorne's Pin-cushion, Giver to the Wildling of his Dingaling.
– Paul D. Waite
Apr 15 at 22:21
Weren't it the walls of Dragonstone, not the Red Keep?
– JAD
Apr 16 at 6:30
add a comment |
King George VI wasn't the (sixth person named George) who was king, he was the sixth (person named George who was king). That is, he was the sixth King George, not the sixth George. It's not like there were only five people named George in the history of England, or even in the history of the Windsors, before him. (And please, no nitpicking about whether his name was Albert or George, or whether he was a Windsor or Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, etc.)
answered Apr 15 at 17:56
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(King George) the Sixth, not King (George the Sixth). I guess we can establish the order of precedence here :P
– JAD
Apr 16 at 6:32
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The name became vacant after Clegane decided to paint the wall of the Red Keep with whatever he had with him.
Joke aside, Aegon would be named Aegon VI only if he would have been crowned.
Aegon, son of King Aerys II Targaryen and Queen Rhaella, didn't have any number, such as lot of other Aegons, like Aegon, son of Aenys I, who became the Uncrowned after his uncle usurped the Throne.
As Aegon, son of Rhaegar and Elia, supposedly died during the sack of Kings Landing, the last Aegon that ruled is still Aegon V.
Therefore, would Jon Snow claim the crown as a Targaryen, he would be the sixth Aegon to rule.
edited Apr 15 at 8:14
TheLethalCarrot
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answered Apr 15 at 7:59
KepotxKepotx
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"Aegon, son of King Aerys II Targaryen and Queen Rhaella, didn't have any number, such as lot of other Aegons, like Aegon, son of Aenys I, who became the Uncrowned after his uncle usurped the Throne." Nice title. Can imagine Ser Davos reading this out in court.
– Lightness Races in Orbit
Apr 15 at 15:42
2
Just go the Doctor Who method and call him Aegon Six And A Half Or Something.
– Rand al'Thor♦
Apr 15 at 15:55
7
Aegon Targaryen, sixth of his name, the King in the North, the Watcher on the Wall, the Snowy Bastard, the Night's Watch Brother from Another Mother (of Dragons), Thorne's Pin-cushion, Giver to the Wildling of his Dingaling.
– Paul D. Waite
Apr 15 at 22:21
Weren't it the walls of Dragonstone, not the Red Keep?
– JAD
Apr 16 at 6:30
add a comment |
The name became vacant after Clegane decided to paint the wall of the Red Keep with whatever he had with him.
Joke aside, Aegon would be named Aegon VI only if he would have been crowned.
Aegon, son of King Aerys II Targaryen and Queen Rhaella, didn't have any number, such as lot of other Aegons, like Aegon, son of Aenys I, who became the Uncrowned after his uncle usurped the Throne.
As Aegon, son of Rhaegar and Elia, supposedly died during the sack of Kings Landing, the last Aegon that ruled is still Aegon V.
Therefore, would Jon Snow claim the crown as a Targaryen, he would be the sixth Aegon to rule.
edited Apr 15 at 8:14
TheLethalCarrot
52.8k20299335
answered Apr 15 at 7:59
KepotxKepotx
5,07932562
3
"Aegon, son of King Aerys II Targaryen and Queen Rhaella, didn't have any number, such as lot of other Aegons, like Aegon, son of Aenys I, who became the Uncrowned after his uncle usurped the Throne." Nice title. Can imagine Ser Davos reading this out in court.
– Lightness Races in Orbit
Apr 15 at 15:42
2
Just go the Doctor Who method and call him Aegon Six And A Half Or Something.
– Rand al'Thor♦
Apr 15 at 15:55
7
Aegon Targaryen, sixth of his name, the King in the North, the Watcher on the Wall, the Snowy Bastard, the Night's Watch Brother from Another Mother (of Dragons), Thorne's Pin-cushion, Giver to the Wildling of his Dingaling.
– Paul D. Waite
Apr 15 at 22:21
Weren't it the walls of Dragonstone, not the Red Keep?
– JAD
Apr 16 at 6:30
add a comment |
The name became vacant after Clegane decided to paint the wall of the Red Keep with whatever he had with him.
Joke aside, Aegon would be named Aegon VI only if he would have been crowned.
Aegon, son of King Aerys II Targaryen and Queen Rhaella, didn't have any number, such as lot of other Aegons, like Aegon, son of Aenys I, who became the Uncrowned after his uncle usurped the Throne.
As Aegon, son of Rhaegar and Elia, supposedly died during the sack of Kings Landing, the last Aegon that ruled is still Aegon V.
Therefore, would Jon Snow claim the crown as a Targaryen, he would be the sixth Aegon to rule.
edited Apr 15 at 8:14
TheLethalCarrot
52.8k20299335
answered Apr 15 at 7:59
KepotxKepotx
5,07932562
The name became vacant after Clegane decided to paint the wall of the Red Keep with whatever he had with him.
Joke aside, Aegon would be named Aegon VI only if he would have been crowned.
Aegon, son of King Aerys II Targaryen and Queen Rhaella, didn't have any number, such as lot of other Aegons, like Aegon, son of Aenys I, who became the Uncrowned after his uncle usurped the Throne.
As Aegon, son of Rhaegar and Elia, supposedly died during the sack of Kings Landing, the last Aegon that ruled is still Aegon V.
Therefore, would Jon Snow claim the crown as a Targaryen, he would be the sixth Aegon to rule.
edited Apr 15 at 8:14
TheLethalCarrot
52.8k20299335
answered Apr 15 at 7:59
KepotxKepotx
5,07932562
edited Apr 15 at 8:14
TheLethalCarrot
52.8k20299335
edited Apr 15 at 8:14
TheLethalCarrot
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edited Apr 15 at 8:14
TheLethalCarrot
52.8k20299335
52.8k20299335
answered Apr 15 at 7:59
KepotxKepotx
5,07932562
answered Apr 15 at 7:59
KepotxKepotx
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answered Apr 15 at 7:59
KepotxKepotx
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5,07932562
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"Aegon, son of King Aerys II Targaryen and Queen Rhaella, didn't have any number, such as lot of other Aegons, like Aegon, son of Aenys I, who became the Uncrowned after his uncle usurped the Throne." Nice title. Can imagine Ser Davos reading this out in court.
– Lightness Races in Orbit
Apr 15 at 15:42
2
Just go the Doctor Who method and call him Aegon Six And A Half Or Something.
– Rand al'Thor♦
Apr 15 at 15:55
7
Aegon Targaryen, sixth of his name, the King in the North, the Watcher on the Wall, the Snowy Bastard, the Night's Watch Brother from Another Mother (of Dragons), Thorne's Pin-cushion, Giver to the Wildling of his Dingaling.
– Paul D. Waite
Apr 15 at 22:21
Weren't it the walls of Dragonstone, not the Red Keep?
– JAD
Apr 16 at 6:30
add a comment |
3
"Aegon, son of King Aerys II Targaryen and Queen Rhaella, didn't have any number, such as lot of other Aegons, like Aegon, son of Aenys I, who became the Uncrowned after his uncle usurped the Throne." Nice title. Can imagine Ser Davos reading this out in court.
– Lightness Races in Orbit
Apr 15 at 15:42
2
Just go the Doctor Who method and call him Aegon Six And A Half Or Something.
– Rand al'Thor♦
Apr 15 at 15:55
7
Aegon Targaryen, sixth of his name, the King in the North, the Watcher on the Wall, the Snowy Bastard, the Night's Watch Brother from Another Mother (of Dragons), Thorne's Pin-cushion, Giver to the Wildling of his Dingaling.
– Paul D. Waite
Apr 15 at 22:21
Weren't it the walls of Dragonstone, not the Red Keep?
– JAD
Apr 16 at 6:30
3
3
"Aegon, son of King Aerys II Targaryen and Queen Rhaella, didn't have any number, such as lot of other Aegons, like Aegon, son of Aenys I, who became the Uncrowned after his uncle usurped the Throne." Nice title. Can imagine Ser Davos reading this out in court.
– Lightness Races in Orbit
Apr 15 at 15:42
"Aegon, son of King Aerys II Targaryen and Queen Rhaella, didn't have any number, such as lot of other Aegons, like Aegon, son of Aenys I, who became the Uncrowned after his uncle usurped the Throne." Nice title. Can imagine Ser Davos reading this out in court.
– Lightness Races in Orbit
Apr 15 at 15:42
2
2
Just go the Doctor Who method and call him Aegon Six And A Half Or Something.
– Rand al'Thor♦
Apr 15 at 15:55
Just go the Doctor Who method and call him Aegon Six And A Half Or Something.
– Rand al'Thor♦
Apr 15 at 15:55
7
7
Aegon Targaryen, sixth of his name, the King in the North, the Watcher on the Wall, the Snowy Bastard, the Night's Watch Brother from Another Mother (of Dragons), Thorne's Pin-cushion, Giver to the Wildling of his Dingaling.
– Paul D. Waite
Apr 15 at 22:21
Aegon Targaryen, sixth of his name, the King in the North, the Watcher on the Wall, the Snowy Bastard, the Night's Watch Brother from Another Mother (of Dragons), Thorne's Pin-cushion, Giver to the Wildling of his Dingaling.
– Paul D. Waite
Apr 15 at 22:21
Weren't it the walls of Dragonstone, not the Red Keep?
– JAD
Apr 16 at 6:30
Weren't it the walls of Dragonstone, not the Red Keep?
– JAD
Apr 16 at 6:30
add a comment |
King George VI wasn't the (sixth person named George) who was king, he was the sixth (person named George who was king). That is, he was the sixth King George, not the sixth George. It's not like there were only five people named George in the history of England, or even in the history of the Windsors, before him. (And please, no nitpicking about whether his name was Albert or George, or whether he was a Windsor or Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, etc.)
answered Apr 15 at 17:56
AcccumulationAcccumulation
42514
2
(King George) the Sixth, not King (George the Sixth). I guess we can establish the order of precedence here :P
– JAD
Apr 16 at 6:32
add a comment |
King George VI wasn't the (sixth person named George) who was king, he was the sixth (person named George who was king). That is, he was the sixth King George, not the sixth George. It's not like there were only five people named George in the history of England, or even in the history of the Windsors, before him. (And please, no nitpicking about whether his name was Albert or George, or whether he was a Windsor or Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, etc.)
answered Apr 15 at 17:56
AcccumulationAcccumulation
42514
2
(King George) the Sixth, not King (George the Sixth). I guess we can establish the order of precedence here :P
– JAD
Apr 16 at 6:32
add a comment |
King George VI wasn't the (sixth person named George) who was king, he was the sixth (person named George who was king). That is, he was the sixth King George, not the sixth George. It's not like there were only five people named George in the history of England, or even in the history of the Windsors, before him. (And please, no nitpicking about whether his name was Albert or George, or whether he was a Windsor or Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, etc.)
answered Apr 15 at 17:56
AcccumulationAcccumulation
42514
King George VI wasn't the (sixth person named George) who was king, he was the sixth (person named George who was king). That is, he was the sixth King George, not the sixth George. It's not like there were only five people named George in the history of England, or even in the history of the Windsors, before him. (And please, no nitpicking about whether his name was Albert or George, or whether he was a Windsor or Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, etc.)
answered Apr 15 at 17:56
AcccumulationAcccumulation
42514
answered Apr 15 at 17:56
AcccumulationAcccumulation
42514
answered Apr 15 at 17:56
AcccumulationAcccumulation
42514
answered Apr 15 at 17:56
AcccumulationAcccumulation
42514
42514
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(King George) the Sixth, not King (George the Sixth). I guess we can establish the order of precedence here :P
– JAD
Apr 16 at 6:32
add a comment |
2
(King George) the Sixth, not King (George the Sixth). I guess we can establish the order of precedence here :P
– JAD
Apr 16 at 6:32
2
2
(King George) the Sixth, not King (George the Sixth). I guess we can establish the order of precedence here :P
– JAD
Apr 16 at 6:32
(King George) the Sixth, not King (George the Sixth). I guess we can establish the order of precedence here :P
– JAD
Apr 16 at 6:32
add a comment |
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Related: Why are there two characters named Aegon?
– Skooba
Apr 15 at 12:14
Erm, whatever he wants it to be?
– AJFaraday
Apr 15 at 14:45
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Number is not personal property, but property of relationship between person and the realm, i.e. he would get number iff he was crowned, not just by the fact he existed. You may check RL example James VI and I, for Scotland he was sixth, for England and Ireland he was first of his name.
– user28434
Apr 15 at 14:54
It should be obvious that huge spoilers do not go into the title of a question. Have a little think before you hit "submit".
– Lightness Races in Orbit
Apr 15 at 15:41
@Randal'Thor The one the OP wrote before TheLethalCarrot kindly fixed it.
– Lightness Races in Orbit
Apr 15 at 15:56