The Lancasters were represented by a red rose The Yorks, a white one. The families involved were the Lancasters and the Yorks, and if it isn’t yet clear which two fictional Game of Thrones families they are adapted into, you need to get caught up on Westerosi politics.
The conflict originated after The Hundred Years’ War, which created social and financial troubles that, combined with the eventual mental problems suffered by Henry VI, revived an interest in Richard, Duke of York’s claim to the kingship. In the late 15th century, decades of feuding over control of the English throne took place between two squabbling families of prominence. It’s been a long time since The Wars of the Roses, the series of battles which ultimately led to the installation of Henry Tudor as king. The funny thing is, a lot of Game of Thrones is based on real-world history. Few of its people are granted the pleasure of a comfortable death, wars and struggle are constant realities, and there’s always the looming threat that an army of ice zombies could wipe out civilization. We’re all glad we don’t live in a world quite as violent and terrifying as the one depicted in Game of Thrones (2011 - ).
A number of the major players in these conflicts were adapted into characters vying for power in similar ways in the books and on the television series. The wars were a series of battles between the Lancasters and Yorks, two noble families in British rule, both of whom believed they deserved the crown. Martin based much of the War of the Five Kings on the events of the Wars of the Roses. Here, ranked from the dumbest first move to the smartest, are the eight primary contenders for the Iron Throne: 8.Quick Answer: George R. As everyone jockeyed for a better position, the chessboard got increasingly cluttered and chaotic so the best way to judge is by comparing things back before the War of the Five Kings broke out, when there was relative peace in Westeros and all the contenders had a level playing field. And even some people who made strategic first moves have already lost the game thanks to chance, jealous brothers, or uncharacteristically dumb moves somewhere down the line. Granted, the game is far from over, so it's hard to tell who's going to come out on top. But, who was the best? To find out, let's rank all of Game Of Thrones ' Iron Throne contenders by the first moves they made. not all claimants are made equal, and some proved better at playing the game of thrones than others. And how right she was: So many claimants to the throne of Westeros have come and gone since then some felled in battle, others slain at weddings, some slain at different weddings.
"When you play the game of thrones, you win or you die." So Cersei Lannister tells Eddard Stark in Season 1 of HBO's popular fantasy series, Game Of Thrones, anyway.
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