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Lord Geryn Bulwer – Lord of Blackcrown under the rule of [[Gwayne_IV_Gardener|King Gwayne IV 'the Gods Fearing' Gardener]] during the [[Coming_of_the_Andals|Andal Invasions]]. | * Lord Geryn Bulwer – Lord of Blackcrown under the rule of [[Gwayne_IV_Gardener|King Gwayne IV 'the Gods Fearing' Gardener]] during the [[Coming_of_the_Andals|Andal Invasions]]. | ||
Lord Abelar Bulwer – Lord of Blackcrown under the rule of [[Gwayne_IV_Gardener|King Gwayne IV 'the Gods Fearing' Gardener]] during the [[Coming_of_the_Andals|Andal Invasions]]. | * Lord Abelar Bulwer – Lord of Blackcrown under the rule of [[Gwayne_IV_Gardener|King Gwayne IV 'the Gods Fearing' Gardener]] during the [[Coming_of_the_Andals|Andal Invasions]]. Was murdered by his rival Tomard [[House Sawyer|Sawyer]]. | ||
* Lord Ellison Bulwer - Lord of Blackcrown uunder the rule of King Galayn Gardener during the [[Coming_of_the_Andals|Andal Invasions]]. | |||
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[[Category:Houses|Bulwer]] | [[Category:Houses|Bulwer]] | ||
Revision as of 21:40, 14 July 2025
House Bulwer are a noble house of First Men origin and a vassal of House Hightower of Oldtown. The seat of House Bulwer is Blackcrown.
History
It is said that the origin of House Bulwer starts with Bors the Breaker, a son of Garth Greenhand. Tales speak of Bors gaining the strength of twenty men by drinking nothing but bull’s blood. Some claim that he drank so much of it that in time, a pair of gleaming black horns grew from his brow. [1]
Notable Members
- Lord Geryn Bulwer – Lord of Blackcrown under the rule of King Gwayne IV 'the Gods Fearing' Gardener during the Andal Invasions.
- Lord Abelar Bulwer – Lord of Blackcrown under the rule of King Gwayne IV 'the Gods Fearing' Gardener during the Andal Invasions. Was murdered by his rival Tomard Sawyer.
- Lord Ellison Bulwer - Lord of Blackcrown uunder the rule of King Galayn Gardener during the Andal Invasions.
Reference
- ↑ George R. R. Martin, The World of Ice and Fire (London: HarperVoyager, 2014) pp. 207–209