Lorax Baratheon
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Lorax Baratheon belongs to a branch of House Baratheon that the novels never mention: a genealogical document produced for the television series lists him as one of fifteen children born to William Baratheon and his wife, Martyna Mullendore.
His place in that family tree survives only in that text, among a long line of siblings who share an origin but little else in the way of record.
Genealogy entry
The chart documenting this branch of the Baratheons places Lorax alongside fourteen siblings — William, Jon, Martyn, Orys, Theodor, Bryte, Tommax, Brune, Gude, Mace, Lex, Wineiri, Miriam, and Argella — all children of the same marriage between William Baratheon and Martyna Mullendore.
That record doesn't sit under a section for House Baratheon at all; it's tucked inside the part of Lineages and Histories of the Great Houses of the Seven Kingdoms devoted to House Umber, a crossover the source itself never explains.
Neither Lorax nor any of his siblings appears in the A Song of Ice and Fire novels — his entire existence rests on that single document created to accompany the show.
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- William BaratheonFatherAppears in Genealogy entry
- Martyna MullendoreMotherAppears in Genealogy entry
- William BaratheonSiblingsAppears in Genealogy entry
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- BaratheonAppears in Genealogy entry
- UmberAppears in Genealogy entry
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The chart documenting this branch of the Baratheons places Lorax alongside fourteen siblings — William, Jon, Martyn, Orys, Theodor, Bryte, Tommax, Brune, Gude, Mace, Lex, Wineiri, Miriam, and Argella — all children of the same marriage between William Baratheon and Martyna Mullendore.
That record doesn't sit under a section for House Baratheon at all; it's tucked inside the part of Lineages and Histories of the Great Houses of the Seven Kingdoms devoted to House Umber, a crossover the source itself never explains.
Neither Lorax nor any of his siblings appears in the A Song of Ice and Fire novels — his entire existence rests on that single document created to accompany the show.
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