Jon Baratheon

Jon Baratheon appears only in supplementary material for the television series, within the House Umber genealogy set out in Lineages and Histories of the Great Houses of the Seven Kingdoms. He was one of fifteen children born to William Baratheon and Martyna Mullendore, and nothing else about him has survived beyond his place on that list of siblings.

Chapter 1

One of fifteen siblings

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Among the offspring of William Baratheon and Martyna Mullendore, Jon is listed alongside a large group of brothers and sisters: William, Martyn, Mace, Orys, Theodor, Bryte, Tommax, Brune, Gude, Lex, Lorax, Wineiri, Miriam, and Argella. No particular trait, age, or birth order sets him apart from that group; his presence amounts to a single slot in the family tree.

Chapter 2

A record absent from the novels

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His existence does not come from A Song of Ice and Fire, where this character never appears, but from a genealogical document tied to House Umber, produced as companion material for the show. It is only there that his parentage and his place among the Baratheons are set down.

House Baratheon of King's Landing, no portrait published here

The wiki does publish images of this person, but none is on record as a still from the show —it may be an artist’s work— and the atlas does not use it as a portrait. The file’s page.

Jon Baratheon

Identity
House	House Baratheon of King's Landing
Status · in the books	show Dead
Parentage	Son of William Baratheon and Martyna Mullendore.
Lineage
Father	William Baratheon
Mother	Martyna Mullendore
Siblings	Argella Baratheon Brune Baratheon Bryte Baratheon Gude Baratheon Lex Baratheon Lorax Baratheon Mace Baratheon Martyn Baratheon Miriam Baratheon Orys Baratheon Theodor Baratheon Tommax Baratheon William Baratheon Wineiri Baratheon
History
Died	show In the books: Dead · the year is not recorded

Family tree

10people drawn · 8 generations · 6 unions

paternidad SUPUESTA, no establecida: la wiki marca a Aerion Targaryen como «Supuesto padre». Wikidata la afirma sin matiz porque el dato llega invertido desde la lista de hijos (P40) y ese camino no lee la anotacion. Se registra como duda y no como enlace de parentesco: si Aerion fuera su padre, Orys seria hijo bastardo suyo, porque Aerion estaba casado con Valaena Velaryon, madre de Aegon I, Visenya y Rhaenys. Publicar la paternidad y negar la bastardia a la vez era incoherente

House Baratheon of King's Landing