Hornwood
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Hornwood is the castle that gives its name to House Hornwood, standing in the forest that shares its name, in the North, between the Dreadfort and White Harbor, near the northwestern edge of the Sheepshead Hills.
During the War of the Five Kings, the lack of a clear heir turns these lands into a prize contested by several northern houses.
Lady Hornwood's Marriage
Ramsay Snow kidnaps the widow left in charge of the castle and forces her into marriage to claim her lands.
Wyman Manderly, lord of White Harbor, moves first and seizes Hornwood himself, before the Dreadfort's bastard can get his hands on it.
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Manderly Withdrawal
As the war pushes the Boltons and their allies south, the smallfolk of Hornwood flee alongside those of the White Knife and seek shelter in White Harbor, under Manderly protection. Other men of Hornwood, instead, join the host Ramsay Bolton marches toward Moat Cailin.
Peace with the Iron Throne comes at a price: Wyman Manderly gives up his claim to the lands and castle of Hornwood. At the wedding celebrating the woman everyone calls Arya Stark to Ramsay Bolton, he is already presented as the new lord of Hornwood.
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Where it appears
In the books (3)
- A Dance with Dragons
- A Clash of Kings
- A World of Ice and Fire
By work
| Work | Format | Where it is told |
|---|---|---|
| A Clash of Kings | Book | Lady Hornwood's Marriage |
| A Dance with Dragons | Book | Manderly Withdrawal |