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Hi, Dark_Raven123 here. I just wanted to let you know that this book is my reimagining of the original but with significant differences in the content. Expect some major changes along the way. I hope you enjoy it! Synopsis: What happens when someone from our world is reborn in Westeros? What if that person has the power to shape history and build a legacy so monumental that their name will be remembered for generations? There's a catch, though—what if he's reborn 1,400 years before Aegon's Conquest? Follow William as he forges his path and makes history. Disclaimer: I do not own any of George R.R. Martin's franchises; the only aspects I own are my original characters and parts of the plot. This story is entirely fictional, and the thoughts and opinions expressed by my characters do not reflect my own. As mentioned before, this story is set before Aegon’s Conquest of the Seven Kingdoms. I’ve done my best to keep it as close to the original canon as possible, but if you spot any inconsistencies, please let me know in the comments. I hope you enjoy the story, and if not, I appreciate you giving it a chance
House Mudd
Reign: Approximately 1,000 years
Details: House Mudd was one of the earliest dynasties to rule the Riverlands, maintaining a stable and unified kingdom for a millennium.
House Justman
Reign: Approximately 300 years
Details: House Justman succeeded House Mudd, ruling for three centuries with relative stability and maintaining control over the Riverlands.
Age of a Hundred Kingdoms
Duration: Approximately 100 years
Details: Following the fall of House Justman, the Riverlands descended into a century of conflict, with various ambitious leaders and houses vying for control and independence. This period of instability fragmented the region.
House Teague
Reign: Approximately 1,000 years
Details: House Teague emerged as the dominant force after the conflict, ruling the Riverlands for about a thousand years. However, they were widely disliked by their subjects, leading to ongoing discontent and unrest throughout their long reign.
House Durrandon ("The Storm Kings")
Reign: Approximately 300 years
Details: After a failed rebellion by Rodrick Blackwood, a supposed "ally" of House Durrandon, the Storm Kings of House Durrandon took control of the Riverlands. Their reign was marked by turbulence and frequent uprisings from local houses. The Durrandons struggled to manage their large territory, leading to a lack of effective control over the Riverlands.
House Hoare
Reign: Approximately 100 years
Details: House Hoare seized control of the Riverlands after the Storm Kings' rule ended. However, their reign lasted only a century before another power shift occurred.
Aegon's Conquest
Event: Aegon the Conqueror launched his campaign to unify the Seven Kingdoms under Targaryen's rule.
Outcome: With Aegon's victory, all the Riverlords swore fealty to House Tully, which was appointed as the ruling house of the Riverlands under Targaryen governance. This marked a new era for the region, with House Tully overseeing the Riverlands as lords paramount.
