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Chapter 1, "Valyria's Last Scion: House Targaryen": Viserys Targaryen recalls the Doom of Valyria, and how his ancestor Aenar Targaryen brought their family to Westeros. Chapter 2, "Invasion": Spymaster Varys explains how Aegon began his conquest of the Seven Kingdoms. Chapter 3, "House Hoare, Ironborn Kings of the Riverlands": Euron Greyjoy and Viserys Targaryen recount the tale of their ancestors' meeting outside the gates of the newly erected Harrenhal. Chapter 4, "House Durrandon, the Storm Kings": Varys describes "The Last Storm," the epic battle waged between Aegon's ally Orys Baratheon, and Argilac "the Arrogant," King of the Stormlands. Chapter 5, "House Lannister, Kings of the Rock & House Gardener, Kings of the Reach": Jaime Lannister retells the events surrounding the "Field of Fire," where his ancestor King Loren, and King Mern Gardener faced three Targaryen dragons. Chapter 6, "House Stark, The Kings of Winter": Sansa Stark relates the story of how her ancestor Torrhen Stark earned the nickname, "The King Who Knelt." Chapter 7, "House Arryn, Kings of the Vale": Littlefinger recalls the day Visenya Targaryen came to visit the Queen Regent Sharra Arryn and her son Ronnel in the Vale. Chapter 8, "Aegon, First of His Name": Viserys Targaryen recounts Aegon's arrival in Oldtown and his subsequent coronation. Chapter 9, "House Martell, Princes of Dorne": Varys elaborates on Dorne's revolt against Targaryen subjugation under Princess Meria of House Martell. "The Last Dragons": Viserys Targaryen, Jaime Lannister, Sansa Stark, and Varys reveal the fate of House Targaryen. "Histories & Lore" and “Conquest & Rebellion: An Animated History of the Seven Kingdoms” are a series of short animated videos included in Blu-ray release of each TV season of Game of Thrones. Game of Thrones Music and Video used under rights of Fair use for criticism and review purposes. A Game of Thrones is owned by George R.R. Martin and HBO. Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Find more on scrivatv.com