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However, after the Ironborn elected a new king, Cragorn Greyjoy, they soon sought a new target for their next great reaving. Their eyes fell upon Oldtown. The naval fleet of Oldtown was no match for the Ironborn, not only due to their seafaring prowess, but also because Abelar "the Weak Thorn" Redwyne had betrayed the Reach and refused to dispatch the Arbor fleet for its defense. Oldtown bled in the assault. | However, after the Ironborn elected a new king, Cragorn Greyjoy, they soon sought a new target for their next great reaving. Their eyes fell upon Oldtown. The naval fleet of Oldtown was no match for the Ironborn, not only due to their seafaring prowess, but also because Abelar "the Weak Thorn" Redwyne had betrayed the Reach and refused to dispatch the Arbor fleet for its defense. Oldtown bled in the assault. | ||
Meanwhile, more Andals continued to arrive in the Reach. [[House Horpe]], among them, displaced [[House Dunn]] and claimed dominion over the Oldhills. | Meanwhile, more Andals continued to arrive in the Reach. [[House Horpe]], among them, displaced [[House Dunn]] and claimed dominion over the Oldhills and soon more Andals arrived changing Oldtown with their customs and their religion. | ||
After some time, the Reach would reclaim the Arbor with the help of the Oldtown Fleet and defend it against the Ironborn. The Redwynes were punished, and a bastard of King Galayn Gardner married into the Redwynes and took their name. The Ironborn influence of the Arbor was removed thereafter. After the death of King Galayn Gardener they should lose a war against King Armistead 'the Fool' [[House Vance|Vance]] in winter, who took land at the Blackwater. | |||
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[[Category:Regions]] | [[Category:Regions]] | ||