Quenton Corbray
Quenton Corbray was Lord of Heart's Home and head of House Corbray during the reign of Aegon III Targaryen, in the years when the death of Jeyne Arryn, Lady of the Vale, left the question of her succession open.
His house took a side in that dispute, and Quenton travelled to King's Landing to have a voice in choosing the boy king's new regents.
Chapter 1
Lord of Heart's Home
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Aegon III TargaryenQuenton inherited the lordship of Heart's Home and the headship of House Corbray on the death of his father, Leowyn Corbray, in the year 133 after the Conquest, while Aegon III Targaryen sat the Iron Throne.
Chapter 2
Blood at Runestone
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Jeyne ArrynWhen Jeyne Arryn, Lady of the Vale, died without a settled heir, Quenton's uncle, Ser Corwyn Corbray, confronted Ser Arnold Arryn at Runestone. A crossbowman cut him down there. Corwyn was serving as one of the regents ruling in the boy king's name, so his death was read as outright treason. House Corbray closed ranks behind Ser Joffrey Arryn, the heir Jeyne herself had named.
Chapter 3
The council of regents
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In 136 AC, Quenton travelled to King's Landing together with Joffrey Arryn, Gunthor Royce, and Isembard Arryn, to take part in the assembly that would name the boy king's new regents.
Chapter 4
A martial lord
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Little else is said of Quenton beyond this: he was a strong, battle-ready man, better suited to the field than to the politics of the Vale.
