Game of Thrones

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Discussions and posts about Game of Thrones are subject to some questions. Trying to briefly discuss those questions-

How did he burn his hand in C-1, A-6 if 6 Snow Targaryen?

Nowhere in the GoT is information given that the Targaryen would not burn in the fire. Seeing Deneris as an unburned, many of us think that Targarian means unborn. But it does not matter how Daneris' brother, Viseris Targ, died in the fire of molten gold. Agan Targ-5, his son, and many others, including the Lord Commander of Kingsgard, were killed in the Targaryen-era Summerhall crash. During the Dance of the Dragon, many Targaryen, including Bella Targ, were burned to death. Moreover, the reindeer burned the targ and ate a dragon.

Who are Firstman, Children of the Forest and White Walker?

Those who came to Wester from Asos 12,000 years ago are firstmen. At this time the Westers were forested and home to the Children of the Forest. The Children of the Forest would not have been bigger than the baby size. They worshiped the Old Gods, the Tree Gods, like the Starks. A fight broke out between the two when the Firstmen came to the Westers and started cutting down the children's sacred trees with occupation. The Children of the Forest were few in number, but they had magical powers. Even then they were not getting along with the people. The war lasted for 2000 years. At one point the Children of the Forest made the ultimate decision to survive. They use magic to capture people, make white walkers with dragon glasses, and use white walkers against people. But these white walkers went out of control for a while. An agreement ended the war between the children and the firstmen. House Stark, House Lannister, etc. emerged within the next 2000 years of this treaty. Then comes 'The Long Night'. The White Walkers started attacking people at night. The Westers, the Children of the Forest and the Giants united to resist them. The United Walkers White Walkers fled to Land of Always Winter.

বা Who built the North Wall, why, when and how?

Brandon the Builder, the founder of House Stark, built the North's Wall 6,000 years ago with the help of First Man, Children of the Forest and the Giants. This wall was built to prevent future White Walkers after 'The Long Night'. Children of Forest's Magic and Hard Ice were used to build this wall. The 300-mile-long and 600-foot-high wall was headquartered in Knightfort. After the Andalus invasion, the headquarters became 'Castle Black'. 'Castle Black' is facing Kings Road, the part of the sea facing north is called 'East Watch', 'Shadow Tower' is facing west. The southern part of the wall is 'The Gift' which is used to provide food and other facilities.

Who are the Andalusians?

'Daneris Stormborn of ....., Rightful Queen of the Andalus and the Firstman' - there will be no shortage of gut lovers who don't enjoy Denny's style of introduction in Misandei's voice. But the question arises in the minds of many who are these 'Andalus'? According to the myth, those who fled Andalusia 6,000 years ago for fear of the Targaryen Maire and the dragon in Valeria settled in Andalusia in the 'Finger' of the Westeris (Veil State and its environs). From here they established their dominance by invading the various states of the Firstmen in the Westers. The Seven Kingdoms were created as a result of their internal conflicts and wars during the Andalus rule. They believe in the 'Seven Gods'. Their religious leader is 'High Septon'. The number of Pure Andals or Pure Firstmen is negligible in the current population of Westers. A stream of hybrids, mixed with the blood of the Andalusians and the Firsts, is now running. In the Northwest, however, Andalus has little influence. The best proof of this is that the number of believers in the Seven Gods is less in the North, but the number of believers in the Old and Tree Gods is more.