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Baratheon Family Tree

Explore selected Baratheon family connections among Renly, Shireen, Myrcella, Edric Storm, and their allies, including disputed succession lines.

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House Baratheon rose to power through conquest and collapsed through fratricide — a Baratheon family tree maps one of the shortest-lived royal dynasties in Westerosi history. From Robert's Rebellion to the War of the Five Kings, the Baratheon bloodline is a story of brothers at war and children whose true parentage upends the realm.

The Stag Kings

Robert Baratheon¹ won the Iron Throne with his warhammer, but lost his house in the process. His brothers — the rigid Stannis¹ and the charismatic Renly Baratheon — each claimed the crown after Robert's death, splitting the realm three ways. Selyse Florent, Stannis's wife, brought her own fervor to his cause, while their daughter Shireen Baratheon became one of the story's most tragic figures. Myrcella Baratheon — officially Robert's daughter, in truth a Lannister — was sent to Dorne as a political pawn. Robert's bastard Edric Storm stands as living proof of the king's true bloodline. And Davos Seaworth, the Onion Knight, rose from smuggler to Hand of the King through loyalty to Stannis alone.

This tree focuses on the Baratheon bloodline and its closest allies during the War of the Five Kings. Drag, click, and explore the relationships that decided the fate of the Iron Throne.

Robert and Stannis Baratheon exist in the ASOIAF character database but do not appear as rendered nodes in the current Baratheon graph set; the tree centers on Renly, his allies, and the next generation. ↩ ↩²

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What is the Relationship Graph?: The Relationship Graph visually maps connections between characters in A Song of Ice and Fire — including family ties, marriages, alliances, rivalries, and more. Each node represents a character, and each edge (line) represents a relationship.
Where does the data come from?: Relationships are manually curated from the published books, appendices, and credited reference sources. Family and POV records have stronger verification than interpretive relationship edges, which remain open to correction.
Can I search for a specific character?: Absolutely! Use the character search bar or click one of the Quick Focus shortcuts to jump to major characters. If a character isn't in the current subgraph, the graph will automatically switch to the relevant subgraph.
What do the different line types mean?: Edges represent different relationship types: Parent-Child (solid), Marriage (pink), Siblings (dashed gray), Kin (dotted), Romance, Lord / Sworn Sword, Mentorship, Patronage, and Rivalry / Enmity. Click a relationship type label in the legend to toggle its visibility on or off.
How do I use the Custom Subgraph feature?: Click 'Custom Subgraph' to select specific characters and generate a focused graph showing only their relationships. Premium users can select unlimited characters.
Can I export or share the graph?: Export functionality is coming soon. You will be able to download the current graph as a PNG image for sharing, presentations, or reference.

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Eddard Stark

Jon Snow

Daenerys Targaryen

Tyrion Lannister

Cersei Lannister

Robert Baratheon

House Stark rules the North from Winterfell, a lineage stretching back eight thousand years. Eddard (Ned) Stark and Catelyn Tully raised five children — Robb, Sansa, Arya, Bran, and Rickon — alongside Ned's bastard son Jon Snow. Beyond the Wall, the wildlings and the Night's Watch hold the northern frontier against ancient terrors.

The great houses of Westeros are bound by marriage and blood. Robert Baratheon's marriage to Cersei Lannister united Storm's End and Casterly Rock after the rebellion. House Tyrell of the Reach, House Martell of Dorne, and House Greyjoy of the Iron Islands each pursue their own ambitions. Daenerys Targaryen, last scion of the deposed dragonlords, rises in Essos to reclaim the Iron Throne.

This graph contains more than 200 manually curated relationship edges across the major houses. Eddard Stark's retinue includes Jory Cassel, Vayon Poole, and his ward Theon Greyjoy. King Robert's Small Council — Littlefinger, Varys, Grand Maester Pycelle, and Renly Baratheon — forms a web of intrigue.

At the heart of the narrative lies the War of the Five Kings: Robb Stark marches south to avenge his father, Stannis and Renly Baratheon vie for the throne, and Balon Greyjoy declares himself King of the Iron Islands. The graph traces family, marriage, allegiance, mentorship, and conflict through 17 relationship types.

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Character DatabaseBrowse 122 characters with detailed profiles and chapter tracking Story TimelineExplore selected major events from the books in chronological order

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Relationship Graph?: The Relationship Graph visually maps connections between characters in A Song of Ice and Fire — including family ties, marriages, alliances, rivalries, and more. Each node represents a character, and each edge (line) represents a relationship.
Where does the data come from?: Relationships are manually curated from the published books, appendices, and credited reference sources. Family and POV records have stronger verification than interpretive relationship edges, which remain open to correction.
Can I search for a specific character?: Absolutely! Use the character search bar or click one of the Quick Focus shortcuts to jump to major characters. If a character isn't in the current subgraph, the graph will automatically switch to the relevant subgraph.
What do the different line types mean?: Edges represent different relationship types: Parent-Child (solid), Marriage (pink), Siblings (dashed gray), Kin (dotted), Romance, Lord / Sworn Sword, Mentorship, Patronage, and Rivalry / Enmity. Click a relationship type label in the legend to toggle its visibility on or off.
How do I use the Custom Subgraph feature?: Click 'Custom Subgraph' to select specific characters and generate a focused graph showing only their relationships. Premium users can select unlimited characters.
Can I export or share the graph?: Export functionality is coming soon. You will be able to download the current graph as a PNG image for sharing, presentations, or reference.

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Baratheon Family Tree

The Stag Kings

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