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Monford Velaryon

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Monford Velaryon heads House Velaryon as Lord of the Tides and Master of Driftmark through the reigns of Robert and Joffrey Baratheon. Captain of the warship Pride of Driftmark, he puts his fleet behind the pretender Stannis Baratheon when Stannis claims the Iron Throne.

A man of showy tastes and an impatient temper, he pushes for a swift war and makes no secret of his frustration when the campaign drags on.

War of the Five Kings

Support for Stannis

As a sworn lord of House Baratheon of Dragonstone, Monford lends his ships to Stannis Baratheon's bid for the throne. His support comes with conditions: he warns he will pull his forces out if the attack does not come soon, making plain that his patience for the cause has limits. He is present when Melisandre sets fire to the sept of Dragonstone.

Monford pushes for Stannis to sail straight to King's Landing and challenge Joffrey Baratheon, but Stannis chooses instead to move against his brother Renly. During the siege of Storm's End, Stannis comes to suspect that Lord Velaryon means to storm the castle on his own.

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Battle of the Blackwater

At the Battle of the Blackwater, wildfire catches Lord Velaryon's ship and sets it ablaze. Aurane Waters, his bastard half-brother, yields to Joffrey Baratheon once the fighting ends.

Later, in A Storm of Swords, Lord Alester Florent reports the grim fate Monford met in that battle. His son Monterys succeeds him as head of House Velaryon.

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Appearance and Personality

Accounts describe him as a handsome man with long fair hair, fond of sea-green silks pinned with a white-gold seahorse brooch. He is an outspoken supporter of aggressive tactics in war. Ser Davos Seaworth, for his part, doubts that Lord Velaryon would ever have trusted him.

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The family of Monford Velaryon

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Parents

None recorded

Siblings

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Monford Velaryon

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Lord of the Tides

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Unions

None recorded

Children

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Family

Others in their story

Appearances

By work

WorkFormatWhere it is told
A Clash of KingsBookSupport for Stannis, Appearance and Personality
A Storm of SwordsBookBattle of the Blackwater

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Where they differ

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Status—Dead
Died—299 AC
Appears in—A Clash of Kings · A Storm of Swords
Where each datum comes from
Identity
Spanish wiki “Monford Velaryon” (no Wikidata item)
Entry on the Spanish wiki
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House
Spanish wiki “Monford Velaryon”, House
Dates
Spanish wiki “Monford Velaryon”
Titles
Spanish wiki “Monford Velaryon”, Occupation

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