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The Darklyns have ruled in Duskendale as kings for centuries, overseeing the construction and then ruling from their prosperous seat of Duskendale<ref name="Darklyn1">George R.R. Martin. (2014). ''The World of Ice and Fire - The Reign of the Dragons''. London: HarperVoyager. p.34</ref>, a city that was and still is the envy of [[Westeros]]. By the time of the [[Coming of the Andals]], the Darklyns were the most powerful kingdom in the [[The Blackwater|Blackwater]], answering to none bar themselves. | The Darklyns have ruled in Duskendale as kings for centuries, overseeing the construction and then ruling from their prosperous seat of Duskendale<ref name="Darklyn1">George R.R. Martin. (2014). ''The World of Ice and Fire - The Reign of the Dragons''. London: HarperVoyager. p.34</ref>, a city that was and still is the envy of [[Westeros]]. By the time of the [[Coming of the Andals]], the Darklyns were the most powerful kingdom in the [[The Blackwater|Blackwater]], answering to none bar themselves. | ||
During the early years of the Andal Invasions, King Harrold Darklyn | During the early years of the Andal Invasions, King Harrold Darklyn ruled largely in peace bar for the first of many [[Andals|Andal]] invaders harrying his shores. By 20 A.I., his eldest son [[Staun I Darklyn]] would succeed him and repel the warlord [[Armistead Vance]] and hundreds of other Andals, all desiring the riches of Duskendale for themselves. By 31 A.I., a decade later, King Staun I would continue to face Andal would-be conquerors and newly landed lords, but would secure [[House Gaunt]] as a vassal. | ||
== Notable Members == | == Notable Members == |