فى سيرة صراع العروش (Game Of Thrones) مقاربة بالواقع السودانى الان

Quote: فى ناس تانين كدا بتاعين بنوك (زى البنك الدولى) كل ما المملكة تحتاج ل فلوس هم جاهزين بدوك المبلغ الدايرو مقابل ارباح طائلة. ديل برضو قاعد فى منطقة خارج ويستروس Across Narrow Sea

Quote: The iron bank

Quote: Aerys II Targaryen, the "Mad King," was said to have shouted "Burn them all" during the Sack of King's Landing just before Jaime Lannister killed him. This event, which occurred before the main timeline of Game of Thrones, involved Aerys ordering his pyromancers to ignite wildfire caches under the city to prevent its surrender to the Lannister forces.

Quote: During Robert's Rebellion, Lord Tywin Lannister arrived at King's Landing under the pretense of defending the city. However, after the gates were opened, his army proceeded to sack the capital. Overcome by madness, Aerys ordered his Hand of the King and master pyromancer, Rossart, to set caches of wildfire hidden throughout the city ablaze. He intended to burn all 500,000 residents of King's Landing rather than allow the city to fall to his enemies. Jaime Lannister, Aerys's Kingsguard, killed Rossart to prevent the plot and then murdered Aerys at the foot of the Iron Throne to stop him from issuing the order again

Quote: Jon's observations from the book, specifically A Storm of Swords and A Dance with Dragons, include: A "hundred camps, not one." Jon notes that the wildlings are scattered and spread out, not in a unified, orderly formation. Vulnerability to a coordinated attack. He understands that if the Night's Watch were to launch a surprise attack on the disorganized wildling camps, it would be devastating. Discipline beats numbers. Jon recalls a lesson from his father, Ned Stark, that in battle, discipline and training are often more important than superior numbers. Lack of fortifications. Unlike the Night's Watch, which relies on the immense, fortified Wall for defense, the wildling camps are described as having little to no proper defenses. This contrasts with the well-disciplined Night's Watch, which, despite being severely undermanned, is a highly organized military force with superior training, armor, and tactics. This assessment proves correct during the Battle of Castle Black, where the small Night's Watch garrison is able to hold off the wildling assault until Stannis Baratheon arrives to break the main wildling army.

Quote: The Dothraki are a race of nomadic, horse-mounted warriors from the fictional continent of Essos in Game of Thrones, known for their fierce fighting, distinctive long braids, and a culture centered around their horses. Led by a "khal" or chieftain, their society is organized into mobile clans called "khalasars" that roam the grasslands of the Dothraki Sea. They are a formidable military force but also a fearsome, often fearsome, force in the world, their tactics relying on speed and mounted archery

Quote: Theon Greyjoy was the youngest son of King Balon Greyjoy of the Iron Islands and the younger brother of Rodrik, Maron, and Yara Greyjoy. Following his father's failed rebellion against the Iron Throne, Theon is taken as a ward (initially hostage) to Lord Eddard Stark of Winterfell. After Eddard's execution in King's Landing, Theon pledges his loyalty to Eddard's eldest son, King Robb Stark, in the subsequent War of the Five Kings, but ultimately betrays Robb and sides with his father in invading the North. Theon takes Winterfell from Robb's brother, Bran, but eventually is betrayed by his own men, which leads to his capture by House Bolton. He is tortured and forced into servitude by Ramsay Snow, who turns him into a broken pet named Reek. Theon, however, redeems himself by helping Ramsay's wife (and Robb's sister), Sansa Stark, escape from Winterfell and find refuge with her "half-brother" Jon Snow. The two later retake Winterfell, defeating Ramsay and House Bolton. Slowly returning to his former self, Theon returns to the Iron Islands, where he learns of his father's death at the hands of his uncle, Euron Greyjoy, who is later elected King of the Iron Islands at the kingsmoot on Old Wyk. In retaliation, Theon flees with Yara to seek out an alliance with Daenerys Targaryen in Meereen, where they pledge their forces to her. Despite abandoning Yara during the assault on the Targaryen fleet, he later appeals to the remaining Ironborn on Dragonstone to rescue her from Euron's custody, a mission they complete

Quote: Impoverished and despised in Pentos, Varys made an agreement with a poor bravo, Illyrio Mopatis. Varys would steal objects from lesser thieves and Illyrio would get the objects back for their original owners for a small fee. Soon, everyone in Pentos who ever had valuables stolen from them knew who to ask to get their belongings back, and the thieves knew who to sell the stolen goods items. Varys and Illyrio quickly grew rich. Realizing the value of information, Varys began training his spy network to acquire the information, letters, ledgers and charts of the wealthy and powerful. The little mice were agile orphans purchased by Varys

Quote: "Chaos isn’t a pit. Chaos is a ladder. Many who try to climb it fail, and never get to try again. The fall breaks them. And some are given a chance to climb, but refuse. They cling to the realm, or the gods, or love... illusions. Only the ladder is real. The climb is all there is. " ―Petyr Baelish to Varys[src] Lord Petyr Baelish, popularly called Littlefinger, was the Master of Coin on the Small Council under King Robert Baratheon and King Joffrey Baratheon. He was a skilled manipulator and used his ownership of brothels in King's Landing to both acquire vast wealth and accrue intelligence on political rivals. Baelish's spy network is eclipsed only by that of his arch-rival Varys. In his quest for power, he orchestrated a huge conflict in Westeros via multiple conspiracies and assassinations, which effectively began the War of the Five Kings leading to widespread devastation and the destruction of several major houses.