The War of the Ninepenny Kings was a major war that afflicted parts of Westeros and Essos several decades prior to the War of the Five Kings. It is notable for ending the line of the Blackfyre Pretenders for good.
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| - The War of the Ninepenny Kings was a major war that afflicted parts of Westeros and Essos several decades prior to the War of the Five Kings. It is notable for ending the line of the Blackfyre Pretenders for good.
- The War of the Ninepenny Kings (alternatively known as the Fifth Blackfyre Rebellion), was an attempted invasion of Westeros by the exiled House Blackfyre, led by Maelys Blackfyre, also known as "Maelys the Monstrous". It was largely fought in the Stepstones, the island chain between Westeros and the Free Cities.
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| - Maelys Blackfyre
- King Aegon V Targaryen
*Ser Brynden Tully
*Ser Barristan Selmy
*Lord Hoster Tully
*Lord Baelish
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| - Decisive Targaryen victory
- Extinction of House Blackfyre
- Iron Throne victory;
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| - The Stepstones, between Westeros and Essos
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| - Tyrosh
- The Disputed Lands
- The Stepstones
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| - The War of the Ninepenny Kings was a major war that afflicted parts of Westeros and Essos several decades prior to the War of the Five Kings. It is notable for ending the line of the Blackfyre Pretenders for good.
- The War of the Ninepenny Kings (alternatively known as the Fifth Blackfyre Rebellion), was an attempted invasion of Westeros by the exiled House Blackfyre, led by Maelys Blackfyre, also known as "Maelys the Monstrous". It was largely fought in the Stepstones, the island chain between Westeros and the Free Cities.
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