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''Once and always a great realm, the Reach is many things to its inhabitants: the most populous, fertile, and powerful domain in the Seven Kingdoms, its wealth second only to the gold-rich west; a seat of learning; a center of music, culture, and all the arts, bright and dark; the breadbasket of Westeros; a nexus of trade; a home to great seafarers, wise and noble kings, dread sorcerers, and the most beautiful women in all Westeros.'' | |||
''- The World of Ice and Fire<ref name="Reach207">George R. R. Martin, ''The World of Ice and Fire'', (London: HarperVoyager, 2014) p. 207</ref>'' | |||
[[File:Reach Map.jpg|thumb|The Reach is also known as the Green Realm.]] | [[File:Reach Map.jpg|thumb|The Reach is also known as the Green Realm.]] | ||
'''The Reach''', known as the '''Kingdom of the Reach''' or the '''Green Realm''', is a vast and fertile region of southern Westeros. It is ruled by the Kings and Queens of [[House Gardener]] from their seat at Highgarden. The Reach is renowned for its lush farmland, rich river valleys, and dense population. It is widely considered the most agriculturally abundant part of the continent. <ref name="Reach207">George R. R. Martin, ''The World of Ice and Fire'', (London: HarperVoyager, 2014) p. 207</ref> | '''The Reach''', known as the '''Kingdom of the Reach''' or the '''Green Realm''', is a vast and fertile region of southern Westeros. It is ruled by the Kings and Queens of [[House Gardener]] from their seat at Highgarden. The Reach is renowned for its lush farmland, rich river valleys, and dense population. It is widely considered the most agriculturally abundant part of the continent. <ref name="Reach207">George R. R. Martin, ''The World of Ice and Fire'', (London: HarperVoyager, 2014) p. 207</ref> | ||