Iron Throne

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The Iron Throne is the iconic, jagged metal seat of power in the Game of Thrones universe, symbolizing ultimate authority over the Seven Kingdoms of Westeros.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional object
symbol of power
throne
adaptationDifference TV version is smaller than the one described in the novels
alsoKnownAs the Iron Seat
the throne
associatedWithFictionalHouse House Arryn
House Baratheon
House Greyjoy
House Lannister
House Martell
House Stark
House Targaryen
House Tully
House Tyrell
builtByInFiction Aegon
surface form: Aegon I Targaryen
countryInFictionalUniverse Seven Kingdoms
creator George R. R. Martin
culturalImpact iconic symbol of the Game of Thrones franchise
describedByAuthor massive, towering structure of twisted swords
fictionalUniverse A Song of Ice and Fire
Game of Thrones
firstAppearance A Game of Thrones
Game of Thrones
surface form: Game of Thrones (TV series)
governedTerritoryInFiction Dorne
Crownlands
surface form: the Crownlands

The North
surface form: the North

The Reach
surface form: the Reach

The Riverlands
surface form: the Riverlands

The Stormlands
surface form: the Stormlands

the Vale
The Westerlands
surface form: the Westerlands
governingBodyInFiction Lord of the Seven Kingdoms
surface form: the monarchy of the Seven Kingdoms
inspiredBy medieval royal thrones
locatedInFictionalUniverse The Red Keep
surface form: Great Hall of the Red Keep

King's Landing
The Red Keep
surface form: Red Keep

Westeros (fictional continent)
surface form: Westeros
madeFrom blades of defeated enemies
swords
material iron
steel
narrativeRole central symbol of conflict in A Song of Ice and Fire
primary object of political struggle in Game of Thrones
notableFeature jagged and asymmetrical design
physically uncomfortable to sit on
sharp sword edges
symbolizes conquest by House Targaryen
royal authority over the Seven Kingdoms
ultimate political power in Westeros
usedByInFiction Hand of the King (as regent or advisor)
kings of Westeros
queens of Westeros

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House Baratheon vassalOf Iron Throne
this entity surface form: Iron Throne (before Robert’s Rebellion)
The Vale of Arryn overlord Iron Throne
Baelor I Targaryen throne Iron Throne
Joffrey Baratheon positionHeld Iron Throne
this entity surface form: King on the Iron Throne
House Tyrell liegeTo Iron Throne
Gregor Clegane serves Iron Throne
this entity surface form: the Iron Throne
Stannis Baratheon claimsSeat Iron Throne
this entity surface form: Iron Throne of the Seven Kingdoms
Aegon’s Conquest symbolCreated Iron Throne
Myrcella Baratheon allegiance Iron Throne
Renly Baratheon claims Iron Throne
Roose Bolton allegiance Iron Throne
Walder Frey loyalTo Iron Throne
this entity surface form: the Iron Throne (nominally)
The Queen Who Never Was claimTo Iron Throne
House Velaryon swornTo Iron Throne
King Jaehaerys I Targaryen positionHeld Iron Throne
subject surface form: Jaehaerys I Targaryen
this entity surface form: King on the Iron Throne
Prince Aemon Targaryen loyalty Iron Throne
this entity surface form: the Iron Throne
Rhaenyra Targaryen claim Iron Throne
this entity surface form: Iron Throne of the Seven Kingdoms
Viserys I Targaryen allegiance Iron Throne
Aegon II Targaryen throne Iron Throne