Rhoyne
el Rhoyne
Not to be confused with Rhoyne (river).
The Rhoyne is the longest and mightiest river in Essos, formed where the High Rhoyne and the Little Rhoyne meet near the ruins of Ghoyan Drohe. As it runs toward the sea it gathers the waters of several tributaries and empties into a vast delta, the site of the Free City of Volantis.
It is the ancestral homeland of the Rhoynar, who revere it as an almost divine figure known as Mother Rhoyne.
Chapter 1
The course of the river
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The river begins at the confluence of the High Rhoyne and the Little Rhoyne, southeast of the ruins of Ghoyan Drohe. From there it grows as it flows south and east, swollen by tributaries such as the Qhoyne, the Noyne, and the Lhorulu.
Its waters and banks shelter river pirates, and its course finally opens into a huge delta, where the Free City of Volantis stands.
Chapter 2
Mother Rhoyne
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To the Rhoynar, the river is far more than a waterway: it lies at the heart of their faith, worshipped as Mother Rhoyne with an almost divine status.
In the year 115, Prince Daemon Targaryen and Laena Velaryon traveled along it during the journey they made through Essos to mark their marriage, accompanied by their dragons Caraxes and Vhagar.
Chapter 3
Bound for Meereen
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Later, Tyrion Lannister sailed up its waters aboard the Shy Maid, together with Griff and the rest of the crew, on their way to Meereen.
The physical world
Es conocido por los piratas de río que lo ocupan como guarida. Se forma un delta gigante en su desembocadura, en el que se asienta la Ciudad Libre de Volantis.
Geography · Danza de Dragones, Capítulo 5, Tyrion.
Gallery

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What we are not sure about
PositionWe worked it out
The position was inferred from the label on the base map rather than from a symbol of its own: it marks the area, not the point.