Aegon Targaryen
son of Rhaegar and Elia, 281 to 283 AC
Rhaegar’s heir, an infant at the Sack. In the books a young man calling himself this Aegon lands in Westeros with the Golden Company.
At a glance
- Lived
- 281 to 283 AC
- Death
- Killed by Ser Gregor Clegane during the Sack of King’s Landing, 283 AC.
Family
Parents
Siblings and half-siblings
- Rhaenys Targaryen daughter of Rhaegar, 280 to 283 AC
- Jon Snow
Aegon Targaryen’s place in the family tree
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Not the only Aegon
The Targaryens reused names relentlessly, which is the single biggest reason this family tree confuses people. Here are the others.
- Aegon Targaryen son of Gaemon the Glorious, Lord of Dragonstone
- Aegon I the Conqueror
- Aegon Targaryen son of Aenys I, 26 to 43 AC
- Aegon Targaryen first son of Jaehaerys I, lived three days
- Aegon Targaryen son of Baelon the Brave, 84 to 85 AC
- Aegon II the Elder
- Aegon III the Dragonbane
- Aegon IV the Unworthy
- Aegon V the Unlikely
- Aegon Targaryen son of Aerys II, 272 to 273 AC
Where this comes from
Dates and relationships for Aegon Targaryen are taken from Fire & Blood, The World of Ice & Fire, A Song of Ice and Fire and A Wiki of Ice and Fire, cross-checked against the HBO adaptations. Where the books and the shows disagree, both readings are given. Read how this tree is built and sourced.