Teora Hunter
Teora Hunter was queen consort of the Mountain and the Vale as the wife of Roland I Arryn. The legend that survives remembers her not for a reign of her own, but for a piece of advice: the one that led to the building of the castle that would become the Eyrie.
Chapter 1
Teora's counsel
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Teora was the daughter of Lord Hunter, ruler of Longbow Hall, and married Roland Arryn, King of the Mountain and the Vale. Legend gives her a decisive part in the founding of the house's most famous castle: it was she who reminded her husband how his great-grandfather had defeated Robar II Royce by striking from the heights.
Following her words, Roland claimed the highest ground in the region and ordered a stronghold built there. That castle would in time become the Eyrie, built so that anyone attacking House Arryn would have to do it from below.
Family tree
House Arryn of the Eyrie
- Sharra Arryn
- Jonos Arryn
- Ronnel Arryn
- Rodrik Arryn
- Darnold Arryn
- Rymond Arryn
- Elys Arryn
- Aemma Arryn
- Jeyne Arryn
- Eldric Arryn
- Jon Arryn
- Lysa Arryn
- Elbert Arryn
- Denys Arryn
- Robert Arryn
- Alester II Arryn
- Alys Arryn
- Alys Arryn
- Amanda Arryn
- Arnold Arryn
- Arryn
- Artys Arryn
- Arwen Upcliff
- Belmore
- Hubert Arryn
- Jasper Arryn
- Jeyne Royce
- Lady Royce
- Osgood Arryn
- Oswin Arryn
- Robin I Arryn
- Roland I Arryn
- Roland II Arryn
- Ronnel Arryn
- Rowena Arryn
- Teora Hunter
- House Arryn of Gulltown
- House Baelish of the Fingers
- House Belmore of Strongsong
- House Corbray of Heart's Home
- House Donniger
- House Egen
- House Elesham of the Paps
- House Grafton of Gulltown
- House Hersy of Newkeep
- House Hunter of Longbow Hall
- House Lipps
- House Lynderly of the Snakewood
- House Melcolm of Old Anchor
- House Moore
- House Pryor of Pebble
- House Redfort of Redfort
- and 9 more in the index
