Meera Baratheon
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Meera Baratheon shared her name and title with the ruling house of Storm's End through her marriage to Lord Symeon Baratheon, to whom she bore a son, Lyonel. Nothing survives of her life before that marriage.
Her existence is confirmed only through an indirect source: a genealogical record devoted to another house, the Umbers, where she is listed alongside her own family. She belongs entirely to the television adaptation; no character by that name ever appears in the A Song of Ice and Fire novels.
Marriage to Symeon
The record that mentions her places her as the wife of Symeon Baratheon, ruler of Storm's End, without specifying the lineage she came from before joining him.
That marriage produced Lyonel, heir to the coastal stronghold. No other detail about her — origin, allies, role at court — has reached the Atlas.
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Umber Genealogy
The only clue to her origins lies not in her own story but in a document devoted to another house: the Umber genealogy, lords of the north, lists her name alongside her family's.
That cross-reference is also why she appears in the Atlas catalogue at all, given how little material exists: outside that family tree and her marriage to Symeon Baratheon, no other reference to her survives. In the A Song of Ice and Fire novels, moreover, the character does not exist.
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- Symeon BaratheonSpousesAppears in Marriage to Symeon
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- UmberAppears in Umber Genealogy
- BaratheonAppears in Umber Genealogy
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Where they differ
The record that mentions her places her as the wife of Symeon Baratheon, ruler of Storm's End, without specifying the lineage she came from before joining him.
That marriage produced Lyonel, heir to the coastal stronghold. No other detail about her — origin, allies, role at court — has reached the Atlas.
The only clue to her origins lies not in her own story but in a document devoted to another house: the Umber genealogy, lords of the north, lists her name alongside her family's.
That cross-reference is also why she appears in the Atlas catalogue at all, given how little material exists: outside that family tree and her marriage to Symeon Baratheon, no other reference to her survives. In the A Song of Ice and Fire novels, moreover, the character does not exist.
- Show only: Marriage to Symeon, Umber Genealogy
| Show | Books | |
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| Status | — | Dead |
House Baratheon of King's Landing
- Axel Baratheon
- Serac Baratheon
- Ethelide Baratheon
- Theresa Baratheon
- Mychal Baratheon
- Rogar Baratheon
- William Baratheon
- Orryn Baratheon
- Archon's daughter
- Orys Baratheon
- Raymont Baratheon
- Boremund Baratheon
- Jocelyn Baratheon
- Ronnal Baratheon
- Borys Baratheon
- Floris Baratheon
- Borros Baratheon
- Royce Baratheon
- Lyonel Baratheon
- Steffon Baratheon
- Ormund Baratheon
- Robert Baratheon
- Stannis Baratheon
- Renly Baratheon
- Mya Stone
- Gendry
- Joffrey Baratheon
- Edric Storm
- Shireen Baratheon
- Myrcella Baratheon
- Tommen Baratheon
- Argella Baratheon
- Baratheon
- Brune Baratheon
- Bryte Baratheon
- Cassandra Baratheon
- Davos Baratheon
- Elenda Caron
- Ellyn Baratheon
- Flynn Baratheon
- Garon Baratheon
- Gowen Baratheon
- Gude Baratheon
- Jon Baratheon
- Lex Baratheon
- Lorax Baratheon
- Mace Baratheon
- Meera Baratheon
- and 13 more in the index
- House Arryn of the Eyrie
- House Baelish of Harrenhal
- House Baratheon of Dragonstone
- House Baratheon of Storm's End
- House Blount
- House Boggs of Crackclaw Point
- House Bolton of the Dreadfort
- House Brune of Brownhollow
- House Brune of the Dyre Den
- House Buckwell of the Antlers
- House Byrch
- House Bywater
- House Cave
- House Celtigar of Claw Isle
- House Chelsted
- House Chyttering
- and 30 more in the index
- First Dornish War
- Ambush on the Boneway
- Dance of the Dragons
- Death of Lucerys Velaryon
- Borros Baratheon's seizure of King's Landing
- Battle of the Kingsroad
- Battle of the Redgrass Field
- Trial of Seven at Ashford
- Tourney at Harrenhal
- Robert's Rebellion
- Battle of Gulltown (Robert's Rebellion)
- Battle of Summerhall
- Battle of Ashford
- Siege of Storm's End
- and 17 more in the index