Serwyn Errol
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Ser Serwyn Errol wore the white cloak in the days of King Aenys I Targaryen and rose to lead the Kingsguard as its Lord Commander.
Little else survives of him beyond one specific act: he knighted a member of House Baratheon, an episode recorded in a lineage register of the Seven Kingdoms.
Lord Commander of the Kingsguard
Serwyn Errol served in the Kingsguard during the reign of Aenys I Targaryen, and in time came to lead it as Lord Commander.
No account survives of any deed of his in that post: only the title he reached remains.
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Knighting of Mychal Baratheon
In 34 AC, Serwyn Errol knighted Mychal Baratheon.
The act was set down in a lineage record of the great houses of the Seven Kingdoms, in the section devoted to House Baratheon, and it is nearly all that survives of him.
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- Aenys I TargaryenAppears in Lord Commander of the Kingsguard
- Mychal BaratheonAppears in Knighting of Mychal Baratheon
- BaratheonAppears in Knighting of Mychal Baratheon
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Serwyn Errol served in the Kingsguard during the reign of Aenys I Targaryen, and in time came to lead it as Lord Commander.
No account survives of any deed of his in that post: only the title he reached remains.
In 34 AC, Serwyn Errol knighted Mychal Baratheon.
The act was set down in a lineage record of the great houses of the Seven Kingdoms, in the section devoted to House Baratheon, and it is nearly all that survives of him.
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