Rohanne

Aegon IV Targaryen and the Archon of Tyrosh were the ones who struck the deal for her marriage to Daemon Blackfyre, though the king never lived to see it through: he died before the wedding, and it was his son, King Daeron II, who paid the dowry and let the match go ahead.

Daemon was only fourteen when they married, and that same year brought their first children, the twins Aegon and Aemon. Over time Rohanne would give him seven sons and at least two daughters.

The war that carried the Blackfyre name was settled at the Redgrass Field, in a Targaryen victory that left no room for doubt. Daemon died there, along with the two eldest of his sons, the same twins born the year of the wedding.

The one who got Rohanne and her surviving children out alive was Bittersteel, her husband's half-brother and also her brother-in-law; he brought them to Tyrosh, the city she came from, where they stayed for years.

According to Brynden Rivers, Rohanne was still living in Essos around 211 AC, together with the younger children she had left.