Robert Baratheon is the king when Game of Thrones opens, but multiple Great Houses of Westeros overthrow King Aerys II Targaryen during Robert's Rebellion. That raises questions about why Robert ...

R obert's Rebellion takes place before the events of Game of Thrones, but it has a huge impact on everything that unfolds in the hit fantasy series.Robert Baratheon isn't around very long in Game ...

We badly deserve a Game of Thrones movie about Robert's Rebellion starring Aaron Taylor-Johnson and I'm not kidding about it!

As Bran told a bewildered Samwell Tarly in the season 7 finale, Robert’s Rebellion—the war led by Robert Baratheon that marked the end of the Targaryen dynasty—“was built on a lie.” ...

Game of Thrones fans weighed in on whether Tywin Lannister or Robert Baratheon would have made a more suitable ruler of ...

The rebellion was in full force at this point, with the houses Tully and Arryn joining Baratheon and Stark. During the rebellion, both Rhaegar and Aerys met their ends.

That didn’t sit well with Robert Baratheon, to whom Lyanna was pledged to be married. Ned Stark would later refer to that as “the moment when all smiles died.” The rebellion ...

This is a fancast of Robert's Rebellion, in the books set 15 years before books began and 20 years before the show by HBO. Who would they cast as Young Ned Stark, Robert Baratheon, Rhaeger ...

Why Robert's Rebellion was built on a lie: Bran's Game of Thrones season 7 episode 7 finale line explained. ... Ned's sister who was betrothed to Robert Baratheon.

Robert Baratheon declared himself king and took the Iron Throne, ending the three-century Targaryen dynasty. But Robert's Rebellion was built on a lie. Eddard and Robert were wrong to believe ...

If you’ve been watching “Game of Thrones” for a while, you’ll probably recall plenty of mentions of that time Robert Baratheon and Ned Stark overthrew the Targaryen dynasty and Jaime ...