Lord Farman
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Lord Farman was the Lord of Fair Isle and head of House Farman during the Dance of the Dragons, the civil war that split House Targaryen in two.
His name became tied to the Ironborn invasion of his lands, an episode that marked his family for generations.
Dance of the Dragons
Fall of Faircastle
When the Dance of the Dragons shook the realm, Dalton Greyjoy, lord of the Iron Islands, brought his men to the shores of Fair Isle.
Lord Farman could not hold back the landing and shut himself inside Faircastle, from where he sent message after message begging for aid. None came, and in 130 AC the castle fell to the ironmen.
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Captivity and Ransom
The victor, known as the Red Kraken, took four of Lord Farman's daughters as salt wives, Lysa among them, and gave a fifth to his brother Veron Greyjoy.
In time, Lord Lannister of Casterly Rock paid for the freedom of Lord Farman and his sons: their weight in silver.
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Aftermath
Death
By 133 AC, Lord Farman had died, along with two of his daughters.
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Relationships
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The family of Lord Farman
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Parents
None recorded
LChildren
People in their story
- Dalton GreyjoyAppears in Fall of Faircastle, Captivity and Ransom
- FarmanAppears in Fall of Faircastle
- Veron GreyjoyAppears in Captivity and Ransom
- LannisterAppears in Captivity and Ransom
Appearances
By work
| Work | Format | Where it is told |
|---|---|---|
| Fire & Blood | Book | Fall of Faircastle, Captivity and Ransom, Death |
Books and show
Where they differ
- Books only: Fall of Faircastle, Captivity and Ransom, Death
| Show | Books | |
|---|---|---|
| Status | — | Dead |
| Appears in | — | Fire & Blood |