Lady Corbray
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Lady Corbray is the second wife of Lord Lyonel Corbray, Lord of Heart's Home, and has held the title of Lady of the house since their wedding. She was not born to nobility: she is the daughter of a wealthy merchant from Gulltown, and owes her position to a match arranged by Lord Petyr Baelish. Hers is an unusual rise for a woman in the Vale of Arryn.
Marriage to Lyonel Corbray
Born in Gulltown, the daughter of a merchant with money but no noble name, she was sixteen when Lord Petyr Baelish arranged her marriage to Lord Lyonel Corbray, Lord of Heart's Home, a man in his forties who had recently lost his first wife. The gap in birth was made up for with a considerable dowry, the condition that made the match acceptable to House Corbray.
The wedding drew a large crowd of guests, among them Lord Benedar Belmore, whose presence was a surprise since he had only just reconciled with Littlefinger. The new Lady of Heart's Home is described as a tall young woman, strong and in good health.
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Parents
None recorded
LChildren
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Family
- Lyonel CorbraySpousesAppears in Marriage to Lyonel Corbray
Others in their story
- Petyr BaelishAppears in Marriage to Lyonel Corbray
- BelmoreAppears in Marriage to Lyonel Corbray
Appearances
By work
| Work | Format | Where it is told |
|---|---|---|
| A Feast for Crows | Book | Marriage to Lyonel Corbray |
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- Books only: Marriage to Lyonel Corbray
| Show | Books | |
|---|---|---|
| Status | — | Alive |
| Appears in | — | A Feast for Crows |