Game of Thrones Family Tree
Choose a house to explore selected characters and recorded relationships from the ASOIAF books.
Browse All Houses
Stark
Explore a curated Stark family tree with Eddard, Robb, Jon Snow, Sansa, Arya, Bran, and selected House Stark connections visualized interactively.
Targaryen
Explore the Targaryen family tree across the Dance of the Dragons and Daenerys Targaryen's network — 14 key characters, 19 relationships, interactive genealogy for ASOIAF readers.
Lannister
Explore selected House Lannister family connections among Tywin, Cersei, Jaime, Tyrion, Joffrey, and their relatives in an interactive genealogy.
Baratheon
Explore selected Baratheon family connections among Renly, Shireen, Myrcella, Edric Storm, and their allies, including disputed succession lines.
Tyrell
Explore selected House Tyrell family connections among Olenna, Mace, Margaery, Loras, Garlan, and Willas in an interactive genealogy.
Martell
Explore selected House Martell family connections among Doran, Oberyn, Arianne, Quentyn, Trystane, and the Sand Snakes in an interactive genealogy.
Greyjoy
Explore selected House Greyjoy family connections among Theon, Asha, Victarion, and Aeron in an interactive genealogy of the ironborn.
About these family trees
Family trees are the backbone of A Song of Ice and Fire. Every alliance, betrayal, and succession crisis traces back to who is related to whom — and how. This page brings together all seven great house genealogies in one place, each rendered as an interactive graph you can pan, zoom, and explore.
Unlike static family tree images that fix one version of the truth, our interactive graphs let you click any character to see their recorded relationship network — parents, siblings, spouses, sworn swords, rivals, and more. The data covers selected characters from the five published novels, with select figures from the broader history of the Seven Kingdoms, including the Dance of the Dragons era.
Choose a house above to open its interactive family tree, or browse the character database and timeline to explore the story from other angles.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this the official Game of Thrones family tree?
No. ASOIAF Lore is an unofficial fan project and is not affiliated with George R.R. Martin, his publishers, or HBO. The family trees are curated from the published books and their appendices, with cross-checking against credited fan-reference sources. They aim to be accurate but are not exhaustive — corrections are welcome.
Which houses are covered?
All seven great houses of Westeros: Stark, Targaryen, Lannister, Baratheon, Tyrell, Martell, and Greyjoy. Each house has its own interactive family tree page with a focused selection of major characters and their relationships. Additional subgraphs cover cross-house conflicts like the War of the Five Kings and Robert's Rebellion.
Does this cover the books or the TV show?
The family trees follow the book canon (A Song of Ice and Fire), not the HBO adaptation. The core family structures — Stark, Lannister, Targaryen lineages — are shared between both versions, but later-season show changes (such as omitted characters, merged storylines, or different relationship details) are not reflected here. The data is drawn from all five published novels and their appendices.
How complete is each family tree?
Each tree focuses on a curated selection of major and supporting characters — not every named member of the house across all eras. The goal is to make the core family structure clear and explorable, not to reproduce a wiki-style exhaustive listing. For full lineage details, the published appendices and fan wiki resources remain the best references.
Can I see how two characters are related?
Yes. Every character node in the interactive graphs is clickable. From a character's detail panel you can jump to their full relationship graph, or use the relationship page to search for specific connection paths between any two characters in the database.
What if I find an error?
Corrections are part of the project's method. If a relationship, name, or event is wrong, send the exact page URL and a book or appendix reference through the contact form. Every correction is reviewed before the dataset is updated.