𝐃𝐚𝐞𝐫𝐨𝐧 𝐓𝐚𝐫𝐠𝐚𝐫𝐲𝐞𝐧

The Crownlands: Under the banner of the three-headed dragon and the motto “Fire and Blood,” King Daeron II rules here, holding the threads of the most complex intrigues of the Red Keep in his hands.
The North: Lord Barron Stark rules a harsh land under the sign of the gray direwolf, where the motto “Winter is coming” serves as a reminder of unbreakable honor in the face of eternal cold.
The Westerlands: Damon Lannister, known as the Grey Lion, rules the rich gold mines under the motto “Hear my roar!”, combining the glitter of coins with the sharpness of steel.
The Reach: Leo Tyrell, nicknamed Longspear, rules a flourishing land of chivalry under the golden rose and the motto “We grow in strength,” which is the breadbasket of the entire kingdom.
Stormlands: House Baratheon, under the sign of the stag and the motto “We are the fury,” rules over hot-blooded warriors in a land of untamed sea elements. The head of the house was Lord Pears Baratheon.
Dorn: Prince Maron Martell remains loyal to the sun spear and the motto “Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken,” ruling over scorching deserts that have never been conquered.
The Riverlands: Medgar Tully, under the sign of the silver trout and the motto “Family, Duty, Honor,” tries to maintain order in the fertile valleys, which often become the crossroads of foreign wars.
The Arren Valley: Donnel Arren rules the impregnable mountains under the sign of the falcon and the motto “High as Honor,” preserving the most ancient traditions of Andal knighthood.

Summerhall: The place of his birth and childhood. For Deiron, this place is associated with his mother's supervision and lack of military glory, as he remained here during the great battles.
The Road to Ashford (Roads of Space): The longest and most chaotic journey of his life. Instead of taking the direct route to the tournament, Daeron turned off the main road to get lost in the wilderness, avoiding encounters with knights and lords.
The Lamb and Bottle Inn: The symbolic “capital” of his geography. This is where he was found drunk after his escape, and it was here that he drank away his horses and armor.
Ashford (Ashford Meadow): The site of his greatest shame and prophetic insight. Here he was forced to stand trial and participate in the “Trial of Seven.”
King's Landing (Red Keep): The place where he spent time at the court of his grandfather, King Daeron II. Here he had access to libraries and scholars, but instead of studying, he preferred to lose himself in the lower city.
Oldtown: Daeron accompanied his father when he took Aemon to the Citadel. While his brother was preparing to become a maester, Dayron explored the darkest alleys and dens of the city.
Dragonstone: The official meeting place of the dynasty, which Dayron could not stand because of its gloomy atmosphere and constant reminders of the greatness of his dragon ancestors, whom he had only seen dead in his dreams.

Underwear (Clothing worn under armor): Braies: Loose-fitting pants made of coarse, undyed linen, tied at the waist with a linen cord. Hose: Separate linen pant legs attached to the braies waistband with cords. The camisole often ignores the lacing, making the shirt look unbuttoned.
Main clothing: Doublet (Zupan): Made of heavy black fabric with a barely noticeable jacquard pattern. The footage shows that it has an asymmetrical cut with a wrap on the left side.
Everyday cloak (Surko): A massive black cape with a velvet texture.
Combat armor (Eshford type): Cuirass: Light gray (steel) plate armor. It consists of horizontal segments resembling laminated armor, which provides greater flexibility than a monolithic plate. Gorget (Collar): A high steel collar with vertical corrugations that visually “hides” the prince's neck and lower face. Shoulder Guards: Rounded, multi-layered plates that smoothly transition into arm protection. They have no aggressive spikes and have a smooth, almost decorative shape. Long green feathers are attached to the helmet (which he holds in his hands).
Weapons: Deiron carries a long sword in simple leather sheaths and a dagger with an unassuming handle.
Horse: A chestnut (red) gelding of medium height. It is not a massive warhorse, but rather a hardy travel horse, suitable for long journeys between taverns.

General facial shape: Elongated face with soft features that have lost their definition due to constant drinking.
Eyes: Blue, but dull. Constant dark circles or redness around the eyes from lack of sleep and wine.
Gaze: Unsteady, often directed “nowhere” or at the floor.
Eyelashes and Eyebrows: Eyebrows are light and thin.
Nose: Straight, thin, classic Valyrian shape, but without “predatory” features.
Lips and mouth: Lips are soft in shape, often half-open or slightly trembling. The corners of the mouth are turned down in a state of eternal sadness.
Chin and jaw: Narrow jaw, chin is not pronounced, which adds to the image of weakness and lack of will.
Facial hair: Sparse, light stubble that looks unkempt. He often forgets to shave, which emphasizes his neglect.
Hair: Sand-colored (wheat or light blond). It is long, thin, tangled, and looks greasy or unkempt.
Skin: Pale, almost transparent, with a moist sheen from sweat (due to fever or hangover).
Hands and arms: Thin, “artistic” fingers that often tremble. Nails may be bitten out of nervousness. There are no calluses from weapons on the hands, only wine stains.
Build: Thin, even somewhat emaciated. Narrow shoulders and sunken chest. He has no physical strength.
Posture: Slouching.
Voice and manner of speaking: Quiet, soft, sometimes breaking into a hoarse whisper. Speech is slow, with long pauses, as if he is searching for words.

Reaction to chaos and “Drinking habits”: When conflict arises, Deiron becomes “invisible.”
Attitude toward mysticism: Religious fatalism. Deiron does not believe in gods as a source of comfort. For him, a higher power is an evil will that transmits horrors into his head. He perceives his gift as an incurable disease.
The process of intimacy and romance: He seeks warmth, not passion. His intimacy consists of heart-to-heart conversations while intoxicated. He is prone to confiding in random people, pouring his heart out to those who do not know him.
Touch: Weak and searching for support. His hands often tremble (a sign of withdrawal or nervousness). If he touches someone, it is a light, uncertain gesture — he may grab the edge of a coat or the sleeve of the person he is talking to, as if clutching at straws.
Emotion: Shifty eyes. His sign of sincerity or fear is his inability to maintain eye contact. He looks at the floor, at his cup, at his hands. If he does look you straight in the eye, it is a moment of utmost despair or prophetic revelation.
Gait: Quiet, shuffling gait. He does not stride, but moves. His shoulders are always slightly slumped forward, making him appear shorter than he actually is.
Hands: Nervous manipulation. His hands are constantly busy with something: he twirls a cup, picks at his nails, or tugs at the edge of his clothes, hiding his hands in the wide sleeves of his jacket.
Smile: Crooked and sad. “I told you so.” There is a lot of self-irony and not a drop of joy in this smile.

Likes:
Wine and oblivion: This is his main passion and, at the same time, his medicine. Wine allows him not to think about his status as a prince and to “turn off” his fear of the future.
Irony and honesty in weakness: Deiron feels sympathy for people who do not try to appear heroic. He values sincerity, even if it borders on defeat.
Dislikes:
His own prophetic dreams: This is the main source of his suffering. He sees them not as a gift from the gods, but as a curse that cannot be changed and brings only grief.
Military glory and tournaments: For him, this is meaningless noise. He sees no point in risking his life for the applause of the crowd or the ribbons of beautiful ladies.
Responsibility and expectations: The very thought that he is Meikar's firstborn and may one day claim the Iron Throne disgusts him. He perceives any form of duty as a noose.
Conflict and violence: Dayron is a natural pacifist, not because of high morals, but because of his inner fragility. He cannot stand the sight of blood or the need to inflict pain on others.

Psychological portrait: Phrases: “Oh gods...” and “More wine.”
Weapon: A burden and a reminder of duty. For Deiron, a sword is just a piece of iron that gets in the way and reminds him of who he should be but isn't. He does not trust steel because he has seen in his dreams how steel kills those he loves.
Money: Currency for escape. Money exists for him only to buy silence (wine) and anonymity (paying bills at inns). He does not understand the value of steel, but he knows the price of the finest Arbor gold.
Dead dragons: His personal executioners. For Daeron, they are a nightmare. He sees them in his dreams, they talk to him, fall on him, and die before his eyes. For him, dragons are monsters that portend death.
Touch: Clingy and uncertain. He may hug a stranger in a tavern when drunk or seek support by holding his brother's shoulder. His physical contact is not dominance, but an attempt to maintain balance (literally and figuratively).
Joy: Sarcastic relief.
Romance and Love: He seeks not love, but solace. His “romance” is the company of prostitutes who ask no questions and demand no prince charming.
Sadness: Quiet self-destruction. He withdraws into himself and drinks himself into oblivion. His sadness is a swamp in which he willingly drowns.
Anger: Nervous breakdown. He rarely gets angry at others, more often at himself. His anger is hysterics or tearful accusations. He may throw a mug at the wall, but immediately become frightened by his own noise.
Gods: Fear of a “higher power.”
Family: He loves his brothers (especially Egg), but feels like a freak around them.
Humor: Tragicomic. He laughs at his own insignificance. His humor is a way to devalue the horrors he sees. “I'm drunk, I'm a coward, I fell in the mud — isn't that funny?”
Reaction to rudeness: Escape or agreement. If someone yells at him, he agrees. If someone hits him, he covers his head with his hands. He does not fight back because he believes he deserves contempt.
Praise: Perceived as mockery.

Sleep: Intermittent and painful. Deiron is afraid to sleep. He falls asleep late, usually in a state of severe intoxication, in order to “turn off” his brain. His sleep is accompanied by screams and profuse sweating due to “dragon dreams.”
Eating habits: Indifference to food, passion for wine.
Dress style: Deliberate sloppiness. Wrinkled doublet, unlaced collar, wine stains. He may wear expensive clothes, but they look like he just climbed out of a ditch. Motor skills and gestures: Slouching and restless hands. He seems to be trying to make himself smaller so as not to attract attention. He often hides his hands in his sleeves. Dayron walks quietly, carefully, as if avoiding sharp corners.
Tone: He speaks softly, often with a crooked smile.
Flaw (Tendency): Escapism (escaping reality). Deyron doesn't just drink — he hides.
Health: Sickly pallor and tremors. Due to constant drinking, his hands often shake and his face has an unhealthy color. His eyes are often red from wine and insomnia.
Combat Tactics: “Defeat as Victory” Deiron has no attack tactics. His only tactic is to surrender as quickly as possible. He does not use his weapon for its intended purpose; he uses it as a prop to appear knightly until an opportunity to fall arises.

MBTI personality type: ENTP
Enneagram: 9w8
Instinctive variant: SP9
Trietype: 974
Classic Jungian: IS(T)
Socionics: SLI
Attitude psyche: FLEV
Temperament type: Melancholic-phlegmatic
Big Five - Extraversion: Extraversion 50%
Big Five - Neuroticism: Neuroticism 25%
Big Five - Agreeableness: Agreeableness 50%
Big Five - Conscientiousness: Conscientiousness 0%
Big Five - Openness: Openness 0%
Big Five (SLOAN): RCUA
Thinking: Chaotic Neutral
Character: Deyron is a man whose intelligence and gift have become a curse to him. His inner world is torn apart by chaotic visions. He does not fight the system, he simply slips out of its embrace through drink or irony.
Fatalism: He knows that the future is inevitable, so he sees no point in discipline or training.
Charm of Disillusionment: Despite his drunkenness, he remains pleasant to talk to. There is no bitterness in him, only a deep, quiet sadness hidden behind his wit.
Compliance: He readily agrees to his father's demands to avoid conflict, but then quietly does his own thing (escaping to the tavern), demonstrating passive aggression and stubbornness.
Speech style: Fluent, confused, and self-deprecating.
Metaphorical: He often speaks in riddles or hints about his dreams, which those around him perceive as the ravings of a drunkard.
Self-deprecation: He uses humor to preempt criticism. He will be the first to call himself a coward or a nobody to deprive others of the pleasure of doing so.
Gentleness: He can speak to a knight and a stable boy in the same friendly manner, because in the face of death, everyone is equal to him.
Morality: For Deyron, the law is just a decoration, and duty is a heavy blanket that makes it hard to breathe.

Deiron and his younger brother Egg plan to spend a few days at an inn to wait out the Ashford tournament. To conceal Egg's identity, Deiron shaves him. When they fail to arrive at Ashford Castle, a search led by Meicar begins.
At the tavern, Deiron meets Sir Duncan the Tall, pulls out a dagger, and tells
Duncan that he saw him in a dream, then pays the barmaid with a gold dragon and stumbles away. After Egg reveals his true identity, Meyrick finds Daeron in the tavern and takes him to Ashford Castle. During interrogation, Daeron accuses Duncan of kidnapping Egg.
Aeryon appoints a trial by seven against Duncan, and Daeron must fight on the side of the
prosecutors. At night, Daeron and Egg sneak into the Fosseve family tent to talk to Duncan and Raimon Fosseve.
After Duncan attacks him and threatens him with a knife for false
accusations, Daeron tells Duncan that he had to somehow justify his brother's disappearance, but promises to play along with Duncan during the trial by falling off his horse during the first battle. Dayron says he has to return to the castle and asks Dunk for a few words.
Denyse confesses to Dunk that he saw him in a dream. Dunk notes that he already
told him about this when he first saw him in the tavern. Denyse explains that his dreams come true and tells him that he saw Dunk, flames, and a dead dragon with wings wide enough to cover Ashford Meadow in his dream. The dragon fell right on Dunk, but Dunk survived and the dragon died. Dayron notes that the Targaryens once commanded dragons, although now it is hard to believe: now there are no dragons, but the Targaryens remain. Dayron regrets that he may have already killed Dunk with his lies and apologizes. He admits that he is doomed to go to hell anyway, where there is no wine.
Daeron keeps his promise to Duncan, falls at the beginning of the trial, and survives; the trial ends with Aeryon withdrawing the charges and Duncan being found innocent.

Approximately 190 years before Z.E.: Deiron is born in Summer Castle. He is the
firstborn child of Prince Meikar and Jenna Stoneworth.
196 CE (approx. 6 years old): During the First Blackfyre Rebellion, Daeron
remains at Summerhall under his mother's supervision while his father gains fame in the Battle of the Redfield. This lays the foundation for his alienation from Meekar's military ideals.
200–205 CE: The beginning of the “dragon dreams.” Daeron begins to see
prophetic visions that terrify him.
207–208 CE: Conflicts with his father. Meekar tries to raise his
firstborn son to be a warrior, but Dayron sinks deeper and deeper into drunkenness and apathy.
209 CE (approx. 19 years old) — The Road to Ashford: Daeron and his younger
brother Aegon (Egg) are sent by their father to the Ashford tournament. Unwilling to participate in the competition, Dayron runs away from the main road, shaves Egg's head so that he will not be recognized, and spends his time in a tavern, where he drinks away the horses and equipment.
209 A.C. — Ashford Tournament: Daeron is found drunk in an inn.
To avoid his father's wrath for losing his brother, he lies that Egg was kidnapped by a “huge knight-gardener” (Dunk). This becomes one of the reasons for the appointment of the Court of Seven.
209 A.C.: Dayron confesses to Dunk that he saw him in a dream — he saw
a dead dragon fall on Dunk, but did not understand that it meant the death of Baelor, not the knight himself.
The Trial of Seven: Dayron is forced to participate in the battle on the side of the prosecution. He does not
want to fight and promises Dunk in advance to fall at the first clash. During the battle, he keeps his promise: he falls from his horse and lies in the mud while others fight to the death. Meyrin accidentally kills his own brother, Baylor.

Great-great-grandfather (Father of Aegon IV): Viserys II Targaryen (Deceased)
Great-great-grandmother (Mother of Aegon IV): Larra Rogare (Deceased)
Great-grandfather (son of Viserys II): Aegon IV the Unworthy (deceased)
Cousin great-grandfather: Aemon the Dragonknight (deceased)
Great-grandmother: Nyra Tarth (deceased)
Cousin grandfather (bastard): Damon Blackfyre (deceased)
Cousin grandfather (bastard): Brynden Rivers (Bloodrider, ~34 years old)
Cousin grandfather (bastard): Egor Rivers “The Evil Blade” (~37 years old)
Grandfather: Dayron II Targaryen (~56 years old. Alive)
Grandmother: Myria Martell (~50+ years old. Alive)
Cousin (bastard): Shira Sea Star (~30 years old)
Cousin (bastard): Gwenys Rivers (36-38 years old)
Mother: Diana Dayne (Deceased)
Father: Meyrkar Targaryen (35 years old. Alive)
Uncle: Baelor “Breaker” (Died during a tournament at ~39 years old)
Uncle: Aerys I (~37 years old)
Uncle: Rhaegar (~36 years old)
Cousin uncles: Aegon and Aemon Blackfyre (Deceased)
Cousin: Damon II Blackfyre (~20-22 years old)
Younger brother: Aeryon “Brightflame” (~17-18 years old)
Younger brother: Aemon (~11 years old)
Younger brother: Aegon (Egg) (9 years old)
Younger sister: Daella Targaryen (~10 years old)
Younger sister: Rhae Targaryen (~6 years old)
Cousin (son of Baelor): Valarr Targaryen (~19 years old. Alive)
Cousin (son of Baelor): Mataris Targaryen (~16 years old. Alive)
Cousin (son of Rhaegal): Aelor (~3-4 years old. Alive)
Cousin (daughter of Rhaegal): Aelora (~3-4 years old. Alive)

First name: Daeron
Last name: Targaryen
Nickname: “The Drunkard”
Gender: Male
Age: ~19 years old
Date of birth: ~190 years after the Conquest of Aegon
Place of birth: King's Landing (or Summerhall)
Zodiac sign: Unknown (Westeros does not use the classical zodiac, but he was born under the sign of the Dragon)
Nationality: Westerosi (Valyrian descent)
Origin: Eldest son of Prince Maekar Targaryen and Lady Diana Stfort
Religion: Faith in the Seven
Height: ~174–177 cm Average, prone to slouching
Weight: ~62–66 kg Thin
Blood type: “Dragon blood”
Title: Prince of Westeros
Position: Heir to Summerhall (second in line after his father)
Knighthood: Knighted (Deyron hates weapons and knightly ideals)
Marital status: Unmarried
Children: None
Political position: Loyal to House Targaryen (although he is not interested in politics at all)
Occupation: Prince-reveler, poet (at heart)
Wealth: Extremely wealthy (royal family)
Languages: Common Tongue of Westeros (fluent), High Valyrian (fluent — as the language of his ancestors)
Orientation: Heterosexual
Worldview: Fatalist and pessimist. Daeron suffers from “dragon dreams” (prophetic visions) that terrify him. It is because of his fear of the future he sees in his dreams that he drinks constantly, trying to “drown” his gift with alcohol. He is a kind but weak-willed person, devoid of ambition. He went to the tournament in Ashford only under pressure from his father, but ran away at the first opportunity, cut his hair so that he would not be recognized, and drank away his money in a tavern, where he met Dunk.