Humfrey II Teague
| Biographical Information | |
|---|---|
| Full Name | Humfrey II Teague |
| Other Titles | King of the Rivers and the Hills |
| Died in | , at Mother's Teats |
| Culture | Rivermen |
| Family | |
| Royal House | House Teague |
| Predecessor | Humfrey I Teague |
| Heir | Hollis Teague |
| Successor | Hollis Teague |
| Father | Humfrey I Teague |
| References | |
| Books | The World of Ice & Fire (mentioned) |
Humfrey II Teague was one of the last monarchs of House Teague. He was the eldest son of Humfrey I Teague, who caused a massive uprising of Riverlords by attempting to suppress worship of the old gods. In the campaign's final battle, Humfrey I perished. Prince Humfrey picked up his father's crown and sword and became Humfrey II, only to die short time later, thus passing the crown to his younger brother Hollis. By the end of the battle, Hollis, his younger brother Tyler, and their uncle Damon had all inherited the crown and died. And so, House Teague became extinct.[1]
References
- ↑ The World of Ice & Fire, The Riverlands.
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