Tyrion not getting mentioned in the history books was dumb.
This has probably been talked about to death at this point, but I just want to highlight exactly how utterly stupid this was. So, apparently Tyrion's name wasn't mentionted in the history books of Westeros, right? As in, completely left if I'm not mistaken? Was it because he wasn't important enough? Is that it? I mean...........it's not like he:
1.) Was accused of trying to murder Bran Stark and then got kidnapped by Lady Catelyn, which led to the spark of TWOFK.
2.) Recruited the Hill Tribes to the Lannisters side.
3.) Served as temperary Hand of the King under Joffrey.
4.) Arranged the betrothal of Marcella to the Prince of Dorne.
5.) Arranged the defense of King's Landing and used the Wildfire to destory Stannis's fleet
6.) Was stripped of his status as Hand and then later made the Master of Coin.
7.) Married Sansa Stark.
8.) Accused and put on trial for murdering Joffrey.
9.) Murdered Tywin while escaping King's Landing.
10.) Traveled to Mereen to meet with Dany.
11.) Became her Hand and ruled over Mereen in her absense
(And everything else). It's not like any of this was important, right? Nope, mere minor actions worthy only of footnote status, right? UTTER BULL@\^*$!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Even if you want to make the argument that some of these points were probably left out pureposefully or were credited to someone else because the Maester writing the book had a prejudice against dwarves or soemthing, there's absolutely no way in hell that points #1 #3, #4 #6, #7, #8, #9, #11 were getting left out. They were wayyyyyyy to significant to be ignored.
Also, the book was written at the end of the series when Tyrion was the HOTK and as the new Lord of Casterly Rock. Why would the Maesters dare to risk angering a powerful man like that?
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This has probably been talked about to death at this point, but I just want to highlight exactly how utterly stupid this was. So, apparently Tyrion's name wasn't mentionted in the history books of Westeros, right? As in, completely left if I'm not mistaken? Was it because he wasn't important enough? Is that it? I mean...........it's not like he:
1.) Was accused of trying to murder Bran Stark and then got kidnapped by Lady Catelyn, which led to the spark of TWOFK.
2.) Recruited the Hill Tribes to the Lannisters side.
3.) Served as temperary Hand of the King under Joffrey.
4.) Arranged the betrothal of Marcella to the Prince of Dorne.
5.) Arranged the defense of King's Landing and used the Wildfire to destory Stannis's fleet
6.) Was stripped of his status as Hand and then later made the Master of Coin.
7.) Married Sansa Stark.
8.) Accused and put on trial for murdering Joffrey.
9.) Murdered Tywin while escaping King's Landing.
10.) Traveled to Mereen to meet with Dany.
11.) Became her Hand and ruled over Mereen in her absense
(And everything else). It's not like any of this was important, right? Nope, mere minor actions worthy only of footnote status, right? UTTER BULL@\^*$!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Even if you want to make the argument that some of these points were probably left out pureposefully or were credited to someone else because the Maester writing the book had a prejudice against dwarves or soemthing, there's absolutely no way in hell that points #1 #3, #4 #6, #7, #8, #9, #11 were getting left out. They were wayyyyyyy to significant to be ignored.
Also, the book was written at the end of the series when Tyrion was the HOTK and as the new Lord of Casterly Rock. Why would the Maesters dare to risk angering a powerful man like that?
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