The Great Bastards were the infamous bastard children of King Aegon IV Targaryen, also known as "Aegon the Unworthy". Several of these were born to noble mothers, and Aegon foolishly legitimized all of them on his deathbed. This placed them in the line of succession after his firstborn, Daeron II Targaryen and led to the Blackfyre Rebellion.
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| - The Great Bastards were the infamous bastard children of King Aegon IV Targaryen, also known as "Aegon the Unworthy". Several of these were born to noble mothers, and Aegon foolishly legitimized all of them on his deathbed. This placed them in the line of succession after his firstborn, Daeron II Targaryen and led to the Blackfyre Rebellion.
- The Great Bastards is a group of four siblings, who makes a illegal transaction or dealing with others. The party has been founded in Havena. They are the noble-born natural children of King Pepin by several of his mistresses. As with all of his other bastard children, the King legitimized the Bastards on his deathbed. At present, there are four known Great Bastards.
- The Great Bastards were the noble-born natural children of King Aegon IV Targaryen by several of his mistresses. As with all of his other bastard children, King Aegon IV legitimized the Great Bastards on his deathbed in 184 AL. At present, there are four known Great Bastards.
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| - The Great Bastards were the infamous bastard children of King Aegon IV Targaryen, also known as "Aegon the Unworthy". Several of these were born to noble mothers, and Aegon foolishly legitimized all of them on his deathbed. This placed them in the line of succession after his firstborn, Daeron II Targaryen and led to the Blackfyre Rebellion.
- The Great Bastards is a group of four siblings, who makes a illegal transaction or dealing with others. The party has been founded in Havena. They are the noble-born natural children of King Pepin by several of his mistresses. As with all of his other bastard children, the King legitimized the Bastards on his deathbed. At present, there are four known Great Bastards.
- The Great Bastards were the noble-born natural children of King Aegon IV Targaryen by several of his mistresses. As with all of his other bastard children, King Aegon IV legitimized the Great Bastards on his deathbed in 184 AL. At present, there are four known Great Bastards.
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