In Titus's heart, there are four extremely dangerous families like Bolton in the entire Westeros.
Among them, Dorne accounts for half.
Wyl of Boneway.
In the whole Dorne, his family is located in the north. The geographical location determines that this family is born to be a fighting family.
Although they are not good at fighting head-on, this can be seen from the family emblem of Wyl: a black poisonous snake coiled around the calf and biting the heel.
The relationship between the Wyl family and the Yronwood behind them is a bit like the relationship between Wangjiacheng and Skyreach in the past - the former was on the strategic military road and helped the latter block many enemies coming from the north.
However, Wyl is much more ruthless than Manwudi.
Compared with the square and undefendable Wangjiacheng in those days, Wyl dug out an extremely complex network of tunnels underground and connected the densely packed underground caves at the lower levels.
For this reason alone, Titus feels that "Earth Dragon" is more suitable to be his family's crest than "Black Mamba".
First Dornish War period.
Facing the super-standard attacks from "Conqueror" Aegon I and "Balerion the Black Dread" Balerion, the Wyl tribe gave up their mountain fortress and chose to hide in underground caves, thus escaping for a while.
There have been many ruthless people in this family who were not mentally normal.
For example:
Vera, the "maid" who once fought with Yoren·Yronwood against the little King Durran in the "Battle of the Blood Pool" - she is a female warrior, not the "maid" with whom Ned was rumored to have an affair in Starfall.
It is said that after the battle, the corpses of Dornish and Stormlands blocked a small part of the Slane River.
Although Vera did not win the war, the battle scene with her breasts exposed was also recorded in the unofficial history of Stormlands.
and "The Widow's Lover."
This Wyl should belong to the "all-star" representative in their family history.
Also during the "Dorne Battle", Wyl Earl, who escaped the wrath of the conqueror and the wrath of Balerion the Black Dread by tunneling, designed to ambush the Storm's End Duke Orys·Baila Theon who was attacking Boneway.
Wayne's soldiers launched a night attack. Stones, arrows, and spears fell from high places like dense rain, and Boneway was blocked from front to back.
As the illegitimate brother of Aegon I, Duke Orys relied on forcibly marrying the daughter of the last Storm King to rule Stormlands, and was captured by Wyl Earl.
Targaryen redeemed him with gold equal to Orys's weight.
When Orys was released, Wyl Earl chopped off the sword-wielding hands of all Stormlands warriors, including Duke Storm's End, making Westeros's first "Hand of the King" become the "one-handed" Orys.
The "widow lover" said: This is to prevent the Duke and his people from taking up arms again and invading Dorne.
However, those who are familiar with Wyl Earl know very well that it is more likely due to this person's cruel nature.
After all, he is not a peaceful person.
A few years later, this guy performed a "good show" at the wedding of Ari Oakheart, the daughter of the Fawn Hall's heir Jon·Cavron and Old Oak Earl.
He first killed the bride's patriarch, Oakheart Earl, and a large number of innocent guests, and then forced the bride to watch her husband being castrated on the spot.
As the groom grunted as he became depressed, the Wyl family gang-raped the bride Yali and her maid, and then sold the two girls to Myr's slave owner.
This is the most notorious crime among all the events that occurred in Dorne's "World War I".
"One-handed" Orys has never been able to avenge his broken hand on his "widow lover" throughout his life.
It wasn't until Wyl Earl's son Walter Wyl, who had done all his bad deeds and eventually became a braid, joined the "Vulture King" camp during the second Dorne war, that Orys·Baila Theon defeated Dornish in Stonehelm.
The father's debt is paid by the son.
Orys personally cut off Walter's hands, feet, and his penis in repayment for his father's atrocities many years ago.
The "shield, pillar and strong right arm" that Aegon I himself admitted before his death was smiling while smelling the rotting limbs of the son of his enemy.
But Wyl's Qi did not become honest because of this.
There seems to be some element of mental disorder in their family's heritage.
After "Young Dragon" Daeron·Targaryen I conquered the rebellious Dornish for the second time, he was assassinated at the surrender ceremony proposed by the Dorne side, including the Wyl family's dedicated efforts.
Daeron I's cousin and Kingsguard "Dragon Knight" Aemon·Targaryen was imprisoned in a cage by the then Wyl Earl.
Baelor I, who inherited his brother's throne, was on his way to Sunspear to negotiate peace, and tried to get Aemon to be released, but Wyl Earl rejected him.
After reaching a peace agreement with Prince of Dorne, the "God-blessed" Baelor thought that the Wyl family would no longer refuse his request to release the captives. However, when he returned, he found that the iron cage holding Aemon was hanging above the snake pit.
Wyl Earl obeyed the prince's order and expressed his willingness to release the Targaryen toy, nicknamed "Dragon Knight", back to the north. However, he did not let anyone open the cage, but only gave King Baelor the key to the iron cage.
In the process of the cousins Baelor and Aemon escaping from danger, Wyl Earl placed a bet on whether the brothers could make it out alive----
Dorne Demons are as dense as sand, and only this group is the best in the world.
If Dorne wants to attack the east in the future, the first one Titus will deal with is this crazy family.
And they must be wiped out completely. Their fate can be compared to that of Manwu Di in Wangjiacheng two years ago.
Titus Picked up a stone and threw it towards the surface of the pool. The splash was so startling that Renekton turned over underwater, revealing his back covered with scales.
Wyl or less?
Dorne The second runner-up in the crazy world is House Uller, who inherited the territory of Lucifer Dryland.
Lucifer, Sulphur River, Hellholt—any name means that this family is definitely not a good one.
"Hellholt" was named after Uller Earl invited his rival to a banquet, locked the guests in his hall, and then burned them alive.
-This is just one of many stories about how the castle got its name.
Harlan Tyrell, who was promoted from "Highgarden Grand Manager" to "Lord of Highgarden", was ordered by Aegon I who promoted him to enter Hellholt.
Many people died from exposure, thirst, and poisoned fish in the Sulphur River along the way.
In the end, we got an empty city.
The Reach's army went deep into the desert under the leadership of Duke Harlan and disappeared from the world. Many people said that this was Uller's hand, and Harlan Tyrell became the victim of their revenge for the destruction of their home fortress.
As early as the ninth year of the conquest calendar, Queen Aegon I and Visenya·Targaryen rode a dragon and destroyed the ground buildings of Hellholt.
Ten years after the conquest, Westeros's "Little Queen" Rhaenys·Targaryen also wanted to imitate her husband and sister and do it all over again.
But this time Hellholt's people were prepared. A certain defender with a fully-charged marksmanship skill or outstanding luck talent used a ballista on the city to fire a long arrow, hitting one of the eyes of the dragon Meraxes.
Rhaenys and her dragon both fell to death.
Meraxes' bones were displayed in Hellholt, and the dragon head was sent to Red Keep in King's Landing after the war as a symbol of "peace" or "deterrence".
But Rhaenys's body was never found.
Considering House Uller's consistent peeing, some people claimed that the little queen Rhaenys did not actually die on the spot, but died of torture in Hellholt's dungeon.
Titus also believes that this speculation is reasonable.
After Rhaenys died, her siblings Aegon and Visenya launched the "Wrath of the Dragon" and burned every city, fortress and manor in Dorne at least once.
Visenya even set a reward for the heads of all Dorne masters, and Dornish responded in kind, sending minions and hired killers to take the life of Targaryen.
Aegon himself was even attacked on the street of King's Landing. If not for Visenya and his sword "Dark Sister", the king without the dragon riding the dragon might not have survived that attack - this attack also became the original intention of the royal family to establish Kingsguard.
The conflict continued until Prince of Dorne Nemor Martell sent his daughter Delira to Red Keep, bringing the skull of Meraxes and a secret letter to King Aegon.
After reading the letter, Aegon rode the dragon Balerion back to Dragonstone. He returned to King's Landing the next day and signed a contract with Dornish. This agreement ensured Dorne's "independence" for nearly two hundred years.
Titus has every reason to suspect that when Dorne proposed a truce to Aegon, they might have used the idea of "ending Rhaenys's pain" to force Aegon to agree to peace - or was it the letter Rhaenys wrote before his death?
Otherwise, it would be difficult to explain why the body of Rhaenys never returned home even though the dragon head was returned.
Unless the high-altitude dragon falling incident occurs, Rhaenys·Targaryen will be crushed into meat patties?
Compared with the specific way of Rhaenys's death, Titus is more interested in: Did the House Uller member who "hunted" such a large dragon hold a dragon meat feast and flowing water banquet with his soldiers?
They only sent back the dragon skull, didn't they--
After the two major families Dorne, it is the turn of Greyjoy in the west.
I don't know if it's because of the harsh living environment, or if their family's sea monster crest does mean that this family is also rich in lunatics.
They claim to be the descendants of "Grey King" who singled out the sea dragon Naga and his beautiful queen Merling King. The number of Iron Kings that have been produced in previous Kingsmoot is only lower than that of Gray Iron and Gubler.
"Old Sea Monster", "Red Kraken" ---- and "Dagon", "Viken" and other "kings" with a very high rate of duplicate names. In the history of the Greyjoy family, there is no shortage of Pyke leaders with violent tempers and arrogance.
By the generation of King Cologne.
He does not have a Salt Wife, but he has married two rock wives, and another Pinkmaiden wife who believes in the Seven religion.
Colen Greyjoy, who had three wives and no concubines, gave birth to nine sons in total.
Of the nine male heirs, less than half survived to adulthood.
Rhaenys·Targaryen and Melaxes: