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=== Succession ===

First Men succession practices, like many others, vary throughout the various lands and kingdoms of the First Men. What is almost universal however, is the notion that any man who would be a king or rule over his land - cannot hope to do so without winning the support of his fellows. Whether this takes the form of an official Kingsmoot on the [[Iron Islands]], the ~~Choosings~~ that occur on the banks of the Greenblood in Dorne - or merely members of a single dynasty vying for support or even fighting one another for the right to rule - succession amongst the First Men is extremely rarely a mere matter of uncontested father to son succession, whether he were a great king, or a small master of lands.

First Men succession practices, like many others, vary throughout the various lands and kingdoms of the First Men. What is almost universal however, is the notion that any man who would be a king or rule over his land cannot hope to do so without winning the support of his fellows. Whether this takes the form of an official [[Kingsmoot]] on the [[The Iron Islands|Iron Islands]], the choosings that occur on the banks of the Greenblood in Dorne - or merely members of a single dynasty vying for support or even fighting one another for the right to rule - succession amongst the First Men is extremely rarely a mere matter of uncontested father to son succession, whether he were a great king, or a small master of lands.

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 === Succession ===
-First Men succession practices, like many others, vary throughout the various lands and kingdoms of the First Men. What is almost universal however, is the notion that any man who would be a king or rule over his land - cannot hope to do so without winning the support of his fellows. Whether this takes the form of an official Kingsmoot on the [[Iron Islands]], the Choosings that occur on the banks of the Greenblood in Dorne - or merely members of a single dynasty vying for support or even fighting one another for the right to rule - succession amongst the First Men is extremely rarely a mere matter of uncontested father to son succession, whether he were a great king, or a small master of lands.
+First Men succession practices, like many others, vary throughout the various lands and kingdoms of the First Men. What is almost universal however, is the notion that any man who would be a king or rule over his land cannot hope to do so without winning the support of his fellows. Whether this takes the form of an official [[Kingsmoot]] on the [[The Iron Islands|Iron Islands]], the choosings that occur on the banks of the Greenblood in Dorne - or merely members of a single dynasty vying for support or even fighting one another for the right to rule - succession amongst the First Men is extremely rarely a mere matter of uncontested father to son succession, whether he were a great king, or a small master of lands.
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