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Prince Aegon was the third son of Eris II and his sister, Queen Leila. He was born two months prematurely and died the second year after he was born. The search results did not provide any other information about Prince Aegon. Therefore, he could not provide any more information about Prince Aegon.

Aegon was Aegon Targaryen the Conqueror. He was the Conqueror of the Seven Kingdoms and led the Targaryen family to create the first unified dynasty of Westeros. He was riding the largest dragon in the history of Westeros, Black Death God Bellerion.

Yes, Inglorious Bastards is a fictional work. It's not based on real events.

Aegon and the Mad King (Aeris Targaryen II) were father and son. Aegon Targaryen was the son and only son of Rhaegar Targaryen and Eliya Martell. Mad King Aerys Targaryen was Aegon Targaryen's father.

Aegon IV was based on Henry VIII.

Aegon Targaryen II's dragon was the 'golden' sun. Aegon Targaryen III's dragon was a young dragon named Stormcloud.

" Sister Li's Bastard Superpower World " was a web novel. The story was set in a different environment from the real world. Everyone had a superpower, but these superpowers might not be practical. There were all kinds of strange superpowers in the story, such as special effects caused by specific actions at specific times and places, or 39 consecutive backflips that would cause death and soul separation. The plot of this novel was very imaginative, funny, and interesting. The author had added many unexpected elements to it. However, other than this information, the given search results did not provide more specific content and explanations about Sister Li's Bastard Superpower World.

No, it's not a true story. It's a fictional film created for entertainment purposes.

No, Inglorious Bastards is not a true story. It's a fictional work created for entertainment purposes.

Yes, it is. The Battle of the Bastards is included in the novels with detailed descriptions and plot developments.