A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms

An HBO fantasy drama adapting George R. R. Martin’s Tales of Dunk and Egg, set in Westeros about a century before Game of Thrones.

The Sworn Sword: A George R. R. Martin novella in which Dunk and Egg become entangled in a local dispute over water and inheritance. It continues the source cycle adapted by the drama.
Duncan the Tall: A hedge knight from the Crownlands who becomes known as Ser Duncan the Tall. He is the wandering knight at the center of the drama.
Ira Parker: An American television writer and producer who developed A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms for HBO. He serves as the drama’s showrunner and adaptation lead.
A Song of Ice and Fire: A series of epic fantasy novels by George R. R. Martin, set chiefly in Westeros and Essos. The Dunk and Egg stories share this larger fictional world.
The Mystery Knight: A George R. R. Martin novella following Dunk and Egg into a tourney disrupted by a conspiracy. It is the third published Dunk and Egg novella available for adaptation.
Aegon V Targaryen: A Targaryen prince known as Egg who later rules as King Aegon V. As a boy, he travels with Dunk under a concealed identity.
Bertie Carvel: An English actor known for stage and screen roles, including in A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms. He portrays Prince Baelor Targaryen in the series.
House of the Dragon: An HBO fantasy drama about the Targaryen civil war known as the Dance of the Dragons. It is another Westeros prequel, centered on royal warfare rather than wandering companions.
George R. R. Martin: An American author best known for the A Song of Ice and Fire fantasy novels. He created the characters and stories the series adapts.
Hedge knight: A knight without a permanent lord, often traveling to find work and tourneys. Dunk’s precarious, independent status shapes the story’s encounters.

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