King of the Iron Islands is the title claimed by the rulers of the Iron Islands, when they have historically been independent. The monarch of the ironborn has also been known as the High King, the King of the Isles, the iron king, and the driftwood king.[1] When House Hoare ruled the Iron Islands at the same time as the riverlands, they used the title King of the Isles and the Rivers King's Landing, the capital city of Westeros, currently ruled by King Brandon I Stark. The Red Keep, the royal castle that towers over King's Landing. Duskendale, the seat of House Rykker. Rosby, the seat of House Rosby. Castle Stokeworth, the seat of House Stokeworth. Antlers, a holdfast north of King's Landing near the border with the Riverlands.
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