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| - Balon Greyjoy est un personnage récurrent de la deuxième, troisième et sixième saison de Game of Thrones. Il est interprété par Patrick Malahide et fait ses débuts dans l'épisode "Les Contrées nocturnes".
- Król Balon Greyjoy (znany również jako Balon Błogosławiony lub Balon Dwukrotnie Ukoronowany, koronowany jako Balon IX) – głowa rodu Greyjoy, lord kosiarzy Pyke i władca Żelaznych Wysp, jest zwolennikiem starych tradycji. Wywołał bunt, aby uniezależnić się od Żelaznego Tronu, jednak przegrał go. Drugi raz po koronę sięgnął w czasie Wojny Pięciu Królów. Czwarty syn lorda Quellona Greyjoya i lady (nieznanej z imienia) z rodu Sunderly. Żonaty z Alannys Harlaw, razem z nią miał czworo dzieci Rodrika, Marona, Ashę i Theona Greyjoyów.
- King Balon Greyjoy is a recurring character in the second, third and sixth seasons. He is played by guest star Patrick Malahide and debuted in "The Night Lands." Balon Greyjoy is the Lord Reaper of Pyke and the head of House Greyjoy. He is the father of Yara and Theon Greyjoy, and the older brother of Euron, and Aeron "Damphair" Greyjoy.
- Balon Greyjoy is a recurring character in the series Game of Thrones and it novel counterparts A Song of Ice and Fire. He is initially Lord of the Iron Islands, head of House Greyjoy and Lord Reaper of Pyke. He's the son of Lord Quellon Greyjoy and a Lady of House Sunderly. His wife is Lady Alannys Harlaw and they have four children: Rodrik, Maron, Asha, and Theon. His younger brothers are Euron, Victarion, Urrigon, and Aeron. Urrigon died during Robert's Rebellion. Balon had 3 half-brothers, all died as children, from his father's previous marriage: Harlon, Quenton, and Donel, as well as a younger half-brother from his father's last marriage, Robin, died as a child as well. He rebelled against the Iron Throne aproximately nine years before the story begins. His rebellion failed and as a
- Balon Greyjoy is the head of House Greyjoy and lord paramount of the Iron Islands. The eldest son of Lord Quellon Greyjoy and his second wife. As leader of the ironborn, he staged two rebellions against the Iron Throne; an unsuccessful one a few years after Robert's Rebellion, about twelve years before the book Game of Thrones begins, and an on-going one that started during the War of the Five Kings. It was in the course of this latest rebellion that Theon Greyjoy, ignoring the orders of his father to raid the Stoney Shore, took it upon himself to seize Winterfell.
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