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The Tragedy at Summerhall is a event mentioned in A World of Ice and Fire, happened approximately forty years before the events of A Song of Ice and Fire saga. It was a fire at Summerhall, a pleasure castle of House Targaryen in the Dornish Marches, in 259 AC. The conflagration caused the deaths of, among others, King Aegon V Targaryen, his eldest son, Prince Duncan Targaryen, and Ser Duncan the Tall, the Lord Commander of the Kingsguard.

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  • Tragedy at Summerhall
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  • The Tragedy at Summerhall is a event mentioned in A World of Ice and Fire, happened approximately forty years before the events of A Song of Ice and Fire saga. It was a fire at Summerhall, a pleasure castle of House Targaryen in the Dornish Marches, in 259 AC. The conflagration caused the deaths of, among others, King Aegon V Targaryen, his eldest son, Prince Duncan Targaryen, and Ser Duncan the Tall, the Lord Commander of the Kingsguard.
  • Summerhall was a lightly fortified palace that served as the summer residence of House Targaryen. It was destroyed by a fire that killed King Aegon V as well as his heir. Rumor suggests that the tragedy began with an attempt to hatch ancient dragon eggs.
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  • The Tragedy at Summerhall is a event mentioned in A World of Ice and Fire, happened approximately forty years before the events of A Song of Ice and Fire saga. It was a fire at Summerhall, a pleasure castle of House Targaryen in the Dornish Marches, in 259 AC. The conflagration caused the deaths of, among others, King Aegon V Targaryen, his eldest son, Prince Duncan Targaryen, and Ser Duncan the Tall, the Lord Commander of the Kingsguard.
  • Summerhall was a lightly fortified palace that served as the summer residence of House Targaryen. It was destroyed by a fire that killed King Aegon V as well as his heir. Rumor suggests that the tragedy began with an attempt to hatch ancient dragon eggs.
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