The Seven Kingdoms of Westeros are divided between many hundreds of noble houses of various sizes. In Westeros ultimate power derives from the King on the Iron Throne and descends through the Great Houses that rule the constituent regions of the continent to their vassals. There are nine Great Houses, and each of them have a number of vassal houses (sometimes also referred to as lesser houses. Enter the world of Game of Thrones with official maps of the Seven Kingdoms and interactive family trees that capture the rich backgrounds of the characters and locations featured in the HBO series. Explore interactive family trees, the map of #Westeros and more on the @GameofThrones Viewer's Guide. Cyberlink powerdirector 17 free. download full version.
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The World Map, published by HBO for its television show Game of Thrones, consists of all the world geographical information up to Season 2. The Lands of Ice and Fire, a canon map collection published in October 2012, contains newer and updated world maps for A Song of Ice and Fire.For additional information on world locations, see the Geography Portal.
North of The Wall
Game Of Thrones Detailed Map
Northern Westeros
Southern Westeros
Essos (The Lands Across the Narrow Sea)
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** Scroll down to see the chart. But be forewarned that it contains spoilers up to the end of Season 7 **
There are a lot of Game of Thrones character charts out there but I find most of them to be pretty overwhelming. This is because the show simply has so many characters that it's impossible to get them all on one chart. Plus, different seasons focus on different subplots and therefore a chart that is useful for one season isn't always as useful for another season.
Awhile back, I made a chart for the website chartgeek.com that focused only on the main plot -- who is the rightful king (or queen) of Westeros? In particular, it showed why the Baratheons claimed the throne after the death of the mad king.
Well, now that Season 6 is over, I decided to remake it to include the big R + L = J revelation and also to expand it slightly so that it covers all 8 of the 'great houses' (one for each of the 'seven kingdoms' + the Targaryens).
North of The Wall
Game Of Thrones Detailed Map
Northern Westeros
Southern Westeros
Essos (The Lands Across the Narrow Sea)
|
** Scroll down to see the chart. But be forewarned that it contains spoilers up to the end of Season 7 **
There are a lot of Game of Thrones character charts out there but I find most of them to be pretty overwhelming. This is because the show simply has so many characters that it's impossible to get them all on one chart. Plus, different seasons focus on different subplots and therefore a chart that is useful for one season isn't always as useful for another season.
Awhile back, I made a chart for the website chartgeek.com that focused only on the main plot -- who is the rightful king (or queen) of Westeros? In particular, it showed why the Baratheons claimed the throne after the death of the mad king.
Well, now that Season 6 is over, I decided to remake it to include the big R + L = J revelation and also to expand it slightly so that it covers all 8 of the 'great houses' (one for each of the 'seven kingdoms' + the Targaryens).
Click to zoom in:
Game Of Thrones Family Tree
Oh, and btw, think Game of Thrones is complicated? It's nothing compared to the European Royal Family Tree!
Game Of Thrones Map Pdf
Still not complicated enough for you? Ok, fine. Try the royal house of Asia:
