Who is Prince Aegon in the books?

Prince Aegon Targaryen, also known as the Young Griff is a major character in the fifth, sixth, seventh and eight seasons. He was believed to be the only living child of Prince Rhaegar Targaryen and Princess Elia Martell of Dorne. He was believed to be the rightful King of the Andals and direct heir to the Iron Throne.

Is Young Griff in Game of Thrones?

Young Griff never appeared in Game of Thrones, but his presumed identity as Aegon Targaryen may finally be put to rest in The Winds of Winter.

What does F Aegon mean?

Book spoilers ahead! 1) “Faegon” A less-than-subtle portmanteau of “fake” and “Aegon”, the character popular known as Faegon in A Song of Ice and Fire seems to have been omitted in season five, despite all indications he’ll be a major force in the books.

Is Aegon the Mummer’s Dragon?

A literally mummer’s is a cloth dragon on a stick used in plays and festivals. It could imply that someone (probably Aegon) is a fake. But Varys is a former mummer (actor) and regularly used his mummer skills, he also is Aegon’s biggest behind the scenes.

Who is Prince Aegon Targaryen in Game of Thrones?

Prince Aegon Targaryen, also known as the Young Griff is a major character in the fifth and sixth seasons. He is the only living child of Prince Rhaegar Targaryen and Princess Elia Martell of Dorne. He is the rightful King of the Andals and direct heir to the Iron Throne.

Is Aegon Targaryen the only son of Rhaegar?

Prince Aegon Targaryen was the second child and only son of Prince Rhaegar Targaryen and Elia Martell. Aegon was an infant during Robert’s Rebellion, having been born a few months before its onset.

What happened to Aegon’s baby?

Aboard the Shy Maid a young man claiming to be Aegon explains his apparent survival to Tyrion Lannister. According to his account, the infant killed during the Sack of King’s Landing was a tanner’s infant son born at the Pisswater Bend, a street of King’s Landing. The child’s mother had died at birth.

Was Aegon the Dragonborn a Targaryen or a Martell?

According to semi-canonical sources, Aegon looked like a Targaryen, taking after his father, Rhaegar, while his sister, Rhaenys, took after their Dornish mother, Elia Martell.