Aegon II faces lineage issues after the death of ... Aegon would have to name his daughter Jaehaera as his heir, which would undermine his own claim over Rhaenyra. Aegon's entire claim to the ...

And on top of that, King Aegon II’s entire line is extinguished thanks to Princess Jaehaera (his last remaining child) dying soon after her marriage to King Aegon III. Again, HOTD could switch ...

Aegon II's line is extinguished after House of the Dragon, leaving him without a legacy. Aegon's claim to the Iron Throne is based on male primogeniture, so his daughter Jaehaera cannot inherit.

Aegon II and Helaena also have a third child in the book: Maelor, a son, who is younger than Jaehaerys and Jaehaera. An icon in the shape of an angle pointing down.

King Aegon II is poisoned just two years into his reign ... and ends up marrying his late uncle's daughter, Princess Jaehaera, "thereby uniting the two rival branches of House Targaryen and ...

After his predecessor's death, Aegon III is the one who marries Aegon II's daughter Jaehaera Targaryen. This act unites the two warring factions in an attempt to finally bring some peace to the realm.

Two factions fought the civil war: The blacks consisted of Rhaenyra and Daemon Targaryen along with their children and allies on Dragonstone; and the greens were led by King Aegon II Targaryen ...

Jaehaerys and Jaehaera, and later gave birth to Prince Maelor. Similar to Aegon and Helaena, King Jaehaerys was also married to his sister Alysanne Targaryen, King Aerys II Targaryen married his ...