Talk:Jon Snow

Robb & Jon's ages?
Is Robb older than Jon? Jon was conceived during Robert's Rebellion. I don't remember much about Eddard and Catelyn’s wedding. They were betrothed before the war, gaining the loyalty of House Tully. However, were they married before the war or after? Did they consummate their marriage right away if they were married before the war (they had no bedding ceremony)? Seems quite risky to marry a daughter to someone who might be dead in a month. 130.102.158.13 15:02, June 4, 2014 (UTC)


 * Jon is believed to be slightly younger than Robb, by a matter of months. They're both listed as the same numeric age. Dangerous to marry...that was the whole point; to secure the alliance for the war, Eddard married Catelyn and Jon Arryn married Lysa.--The Dragon Demands (talk) 15:37, June 4, 2014 (UTC)

*Potential Spoilers* Parentage
​Well some people just casually watch the show and since there haven't been too many hints on the TV show, a LOT of people won't have a clue who his mother is, and besides noting any clues that the TV show has shown, we should really try not to ruin this.

However, you've almost certainly ruined it for anyone reading this who didn't already know it, so congratulations. I'm not going to do it, but I hope an admin deletes this. Son Of Fire (talk) 07:44, December 24, 2014 (UTC)​​

Well its not really a spoiler, i mean technically its theorizing and speculation on a well-known fact, there are show-only viewers who have figured it out. I would say there definitely have been clues in the show all in the first season, they coached Sean Bean in the scene when Jon departs, the "Next time we meet, we'll discuss your mother" and how torn up he was. we see his hesitance to kill a Targaryen child with Dany and see firthand how Robert would react. and in season 4 as well, Oberyn's hints about Rhaegar and his 'loving another'. We knew he and Lyanna took off, and that honorable Ned would never have a bastard. I would say a LOT of people DO have a clue. Its not a well-kept secret a good 90% of the viewership and obviously all the book-readers know this, its not really 'ruining' anything, people wonder who it is, consolidating hints and theories into one place isn't a stretch. The westeros wiki lists the other possibilities as well, such as Ashara Dayne, Wylla etc. to make it less blatant, so if that is doable i say that would be adequate. ````

​I don't mean to come off mean but I think you're dead wrong. I've not read the books but I'm pretty sure it hasn't even been revealed there yet, I don't think ALL book readers know and CERTAINLY not 90% of TV viewers. I'd put the number closer to 5%. I don't think you understand just how many people watch the show for its enjoyment, and then forget about it until the next episode. Most people.

Of course the admins could have a different opinion and that's fine, but I don't think this Wiki needs to do any more than provide innocent and explicitly stated canonical facts and detail what happens in each episode and provide small book information (along with character and location bios). If I were in charge I wouldn't even put a quote from, for example, Jon as that's a spoiler because it lets me know he's still alive. I'd ban the person who ever put that little equation on here as although you may think you're being subtle, it's really obvious what and whom you're talking about. Just from seeing that I managed to work out everything with Lyanna and I was incredibly upset and it completely ruined it for me.

I do understand you don't mean to troll or vandalise, but anything that has not been revealed in the show, even theories, have no business being on a Wiki for the show. Son Of Fire (talk) 04:46, December 25, 2014 (UTC)

I think Son Of Fire has a good point, but unfortunately the Jon Snow wikia article itself fails to abide by the principle that it should restrict itself to what the tv series has revealed. That is, the article says Jon is Ned Stark's son, even though the tv series has presented even less evidence that Jon is Ned's son than it has that Joffrey was the son of King Robert (which was false). The fact that nearly everyone in Westeros believes Jon is Ned's son isn't any more compelling evidence than the fact that nearly everyone in Westeros believed Joffrey was Robert's son. The main reason the article shouldn't say Jon is Ned's son is that Ned never called Jon his son, and no one who would have first-hand knowledge of Jon's parentage ever called Jon Ned's son. (Furthermore, nowhere in the book A Game of Thrones does Ned say Jon is his son, nor even think it.  Nor does anyone say they remember Ned calling Jon his son.)  All we know for sure is that Ned never corrected anyone who called Jon his son, which could easily be explained by fear of what would happen to Jon if Robert learned Jon was really the son of a Targaryen. If I may offer a wild speculation, perhaps the reason George R.R. Martin is taking so long to complete the book series is that he's dismayed that so many readers correctly guessed Jon's parents and is struggling to find an alternative that 'proves' those readers wrong yet is consistent with the published books. But that would be hard to do if three Targaryens will ultimately be needed to ride the three dragons. Direwolfen (talk) 17:07, April 8, 2015 (UTC)

The TV show has given such little attention to the question - NONE after Season 1 - that it's really their fault for not mentioning it more. In which case it isn't really our place to do so here -- at most, see the "Wylla" article.--The Dragon Demands (talk) 17:15, April 8, 2015 (UTC)

Glad an admin agrees with me on this. I get very annoyed when this issue is raised on the wiki as to me it is a no-brainer. The only information that should be shared on this wiki is what has been established on the TV show and draw comparisons from the books. I worked out the theory based on information from here, specifically the Rhaegar page. At it's present state (and other linked pages) are fine as they currently are. If anything I think we should remove information instead of add it. There is absolutely no chance I would have ever managed to work out the theory based on information from the show alone.

I usually gauge situations like this around what my show-only friends think. These people love the show, don't care about the books and are very intelligent in regards to shows and stories. None of them have ANY idea about who Jon's mother is and have never even thought that Ned might not be the father. And it's not like they don't think about it, I've had guesses from Melisandre to Cassana Baratheon. Based on information from the TV series ALONE, it is VERY difficult to come up with the popular "theory" that book readers have. It is this fact which gives me the opinion that it shoud be no where near this wiki, not even mentioned.

We should be left only with the information the TV show has provided, and only elaborate on this when further developments are made in the show. Again I must say many may disagree and I won't make a huge issue out of this, it's up to the powers that be, but less is more makes a lot of sense in this situation. - Son Of Fire (talk) 17:43, April 8, 2015 (UTC)

Again, I agree with Son Of Fire's principle, but not with Son Of Fire's conclusion that the article is okay. The information provided by the tv show is that the people of Westeros believe Jon is Ned's son, not that Jon is Ned's son. Thus it's wrong for the article to assert Jon is Ned's son. Perhaps the best way around this problem would be for the GoT wikia to post a prominent disclaimer somewhere that says all "facts" presented in the wikia are based on the beliefs of the fictional people and are thus subject to change. (If such a disclaimer already exists, perhaps it needs to be made more prominent.) Direwolfen (talk) 01:13, April 9, 2015 (UTC)

As of the most recent episode in the TV show, John Snow's parentage has been mostly confirmed. His mother was heavily implied to be Lyanna Stark, and it leads us to conclude that his father is Prince Rhaegar Targaryen, son of the mad king, who had been holding her "captive" at the time of John Snow's birth, and it is said that he had raped her. 09:33, June 27 (UTC)

Based on the newest HBO infographics found here (http://www.makinggameofthrones.com/production-diary/got-connections-ned-promise-tower-of-joy-infographic#commenting=) it should be enough to prove entirely that that Rhaegar is indeed the father of Jon Snow. 103.224.165.159 07:02, June 29, 2016 (UTC)

Eye picture
At first glance, that eye drawing/picture...I thought it was the Aeon Flux eye. lol http://www.chud.com/nextraimages/aeonflux1120804.gif 01:34, April 17, 2015 (UTC)

RIP
Kit Harington confirmed in an interview his character died. 

Even without book knowledge, most viewers might believe he'll be brought to life by the Red Woman à la what Thoros did for Beric Dondarrion, but to come back from the dead, you have to be dead which he is until he isn't.WaitingForYou (talk) 02:55, June 15, 2015 (UTC)
 * If they were planning on getting him back they wouldn't tell us.--Gonzalo84 (talk) 02:58, June 15, 2015 (UTC)


 * Well thanks for ruining that for everyone who didn't know. I'm so done with this Wiki and book readers spoiling things they don't think are spoilers that TOTALLY FUCKING ARE. - Son Of Fire (talk) 04:43, June 15, 2015 (UTC)


 * EDIT: Okay never mind. I thought what you were saying is that in the book he had already been brought back to life, but now I see the show and book are at the same point. My bad. And for you, anonymous editor, I wasn't talking about show spoilers, I always watch an episode before coming here. - Son Of Fire (talk) 05:16, June 15, 2015 (UTC)


 * Honestly if you're stupid enough to visit a Wiki right after the season finale you deserve to be spoiled (or at least, I really don't feel sorry for you because you were just BEGGING for it to happen). 174.56.146.50 05:04, June 15, 2015 (UTC)


 * Oh shiz... sorry. :S 174.56.146.50 05:36, June 15, 2015 (UTC)#


 * My fault for not bothering to properly read what WaitingForYou said! - Son Of Fire (talk) 06:16, June 15, 2015 (UTC)


 * I agree, he is dead. But he won't be dead for long. Jarmok (talk) 11:42, June 15, 2015 (UTC)
 * If Melisandre brings him back. Remember, the "Last Kiss" isn't supposed to bring people back from the dead, just a rite for the departed performed at funerals. Even if Jon gets resurrected, no way will the Watch follow an undead leader :P  DRAEVAN1 
 * 11:59, June 15, 2015 (UTC)
 * That's the whole point, through death he is released from any obligations to the Watch. Jon is the heir to the throne being actually the son of Rhaegar Targaryen and Lyanna Stark, he may be burned to prevent becoming a white walker and that would have the adverse effect being a dragon descendant.

Confirmed dead
Official website, confirmation of death. http://viewers-guide.hbo.com/game-of-thrones/season-5/episode-10/people/61/jon-snow  DRAEVAN13  03:29, June 15, 2015 (UTC)

That doesn't mean anything. Of course they will say he is dead after watching the episode. Otherwise there would be no element of surprise if he were to come back. The point is, we won't know for sure until next season or maybe not until Season 7 if he was ressurected or warged into Ghost or if he is just plain dead. Ragingturtle (talk) 15:09, June 15, 2015 (UTC)


 * It could be he'll be back. But as far as his status on this Wiki is concerned, he's dead.  DRAEVAN13  15:11, June 15, 2015 (UTC)

Viewer's guide =/= official statement.

Vandalism
Some poor idiot removed the "last seen" and changed his status to "Unknown" without even putting the proper link to the "Uncertain" page. Could you please revert it to dead and put the last seen bit again and protect this page further so as to avoid vandalism and inaccuracy by idiots. Thanks 2.227.91.227 12:57, July 1, 2015 (UTC)


 * Done. Mikividosevicgasparotti (talk) 13:13, July 1, 2015 (UTC)

Alive?
I'm sort of a legitimacy noob, so please correct me if I'm wrong, but:

http://www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/2015/07/kit-harington-belfast-jon-snow-season-6-game-of-thrones

http://www.express.co.uk/entertainment/tv-radio/591642/Game-of-Thrones-season-6-Jon-Snow-dead-Kit-Harington-Belfast-filming

http://www.standard.co.uk/stayingin/tvfilm/game-of-thrones-season-6-kit-harington-spotted-in-belfast-suggesting-return-of-jon-snow-10403761.html

http://www.mtv.com/news/2222807/game-of-thrones-jon-snow-death-toys/

Extremely suspicious but nothing that concrete, but at least this topic should be open in the case that there is more solid evidence that he's returned. When can we confirm he's back anyway, when he's been spotted on set as Jon Snow or when the premiere/any subsequent episodes air? — Sharp Blades (talk) 22:45, July 25, 2015 (UTC)

I don't think we can confirm it unless it's actually officially stated by Kit or a senior member of Staff or when Season 6 actually comes out. Besides he looked pretty dead (for now at least) so let's try and avoid a pointless debate on changing the status. Gboy4 (talk) 23:44, July 25, 2015 (UTC)

Oh I wouldn't dare debate changing his status even if he was spotted on set in-outfit, I really just wanted his appearance in Belfast to be pointed out. — Sharp Blades (talk) 00:11, July 26, 2015 (UTC)

Confirmed?
So is it really confirmed that Jon is coming back season 6, since he's part of the returning cast for season 6? — Ghost Hunter 85 (talk) 10:28, August 26, 2015 (UTC)


 * No it's not confirmed yet, since he could just be playing his corpse in 1 episode like Charles Dance did for Tywin in season 5.  DRAEVAN13 

Ygritte
Why is Ygritte on the family tree? Just because they boned one time, that makes them family?154.5.157.181 07:28, December 1, 2015 (UTC)

1 - Helps people browse to other characters, 2 - ...under wildling custom, she was sort of his "common law wife" of a sort.--The Dragon Demands (talk) 01:28, December 5, 2015 (UTC)

Lt language interwiki link
Hi,

Please add lithuanian language interwiki link in Jon Snow page  Jon Snow 

Thank you, have nice holidays. --Controlnet (talk) 11:58, December 24, 2015 (UTC)

Last Seen
Considering his corpse is still a major character as of Season 6 thus far, shouldn't the "last seen" field on his infobox be removed until the circumstance comes in which his corpse makes its last appearance, such as Tywin's in "The Wars to Come"? (Of course I don't think that'll ever happen because I think he's coming back but that's irrelevant for now, anyway.) Salociin (talk) 22:16, April 26, 2016 (UTC)

Jon Snow Confirmed Alive!
Knew it. Ghost Hunter 85 (talk) 3:20, May 2, 2016 (UTC)


 * It was obvious, Melisandre has disposed Stannis Baratheon because he was an illegitimate claimant to the throne in the favor of the lawful Targaryen heir, Jon Snow, the son of Rhaegar and Lyanna Stark who have secretly married. His death was necessary to absolve him of his oath as the next episode is titled "Oathbreaker".


 * https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z-sGx291iMg


 * Three dragons, three riders. The third Targaryen is Tyrion Lannister, the product of an affair between King Aerys II Targaryen and his mother. As in the case of his siblings his mother has died at birth and he has killed his loved one. His affinity for dragons is another big hint in that regard.


 * I knew it too!!!! lol 21:00, May 2, 2016 (UTC)


 * So who brought him back ? The witch said the lord aka God resurrected him. So, the abrahemic God is now canon in Game of Thrones. Probably better, couldn't stand those pegan deitis.--109.193.194.21 08:41, May 9, 2016 (UTC)
 * There are no Abrahamic religions in the world of Game of Thrones. It's fantasy, not real life. R'hllor aka the "Lord of Light" brought him back, supposedly. SharkyBytesz (talk) 08:43, May 9, 2016 (UTC)
 * Yes, that's obvious. I am an atheist, so God is hardly a real world entity form me. I am still wondering if we ever see the true creator aka capital G od on the show. I mean, the show is awesome, but it really needs to go into another direction. Who is the Big Bad in Game of Thrones ? There are no villains, only some... well let's say less believable (as villains) humans. Villains who won't die from some lame sword blows. What about introducing big bad's like Sauron/ Lucifer/ Palpatine ? --109.193.194.90 03:39, May 15, 2016 (UTC)

R+L=J confirmed.
He is officially not Ned Stark's actual son. He is Lyanna's son. Now it is officially confirmed that King Jon is the son of Lyanna Stark. It was also pretty obvious that Rhaegar is the father. You can hear Lyanna telling Ned that he has to protect Jon because Robert would kill him. Stop with the lies. He's not Ned's son. 91.56.207.239 02:30, June 27, 2016 (UTC)


 * Yeah. Unlock the pages, this is getting annoying.Werebereus - ಠ_ಠ 02:42, June 27, 2016 (UTC)


 * Yup. Not sure why these page locks keep happening. They should be unlocked right after the episode ends. For what it's worth, though, nothing has yet confirmed that Rhaegar Targaryen is the biological father. It's the most logical assumption, but it's not stated in the Viewer Guide or in the episode itself. In fact, in the Viewer Guide, it just has Lyanna Stark as his mother, and doesn't include Rhaegar. This is likely intentional. Reddyredcp (talk) 02:44, June 27, 2016 (UTC)


 * Is Wylla just a cover name that Eddard came up with to make it nonapparent for Lyanna being the actual mother? If so then the Wylla page may need to be edited to put it up to date on current matters. Zachgiaco (talk) 02:56, June 27, 2016 (UTC)
 * Wylla could be that other girl in the room with Lyanna. Reddyredcp (talk) 02:58, June 27, 2016 (UTC)
 * I've already left a message on Lyanna's page asking the admins to add details about her appearance. As for that baby being Jon, that may indeed be the case but it's still to early to say for sure as Ned and Lyanna were speaking in hushed tones. I want R+L=J to be true as much as anyone but we need to be patient. Shaneymike (talk) 03:16, June 27, 2016 (UTC)
 * Bunch of idiots on this site, honestly I wish they would rather help edit most of of the stuff that happened in King's Landing in this season finale rather than just to jump the gun to this ridiculous R+L=J drug they're all on. Eko is Oke (talk) 03:19, June 27, 2016 (UTC)
 * You are the Troll here... Her what Lyanna told to Eddard: His name is... If Robert find out, he'll kill him, you know he will... You have to protect him. Promise me Ned ! So in your mind Robert kill baby's just for pleasure... No he kill them because they have Targaryen blood and because they are a threat to his rule... Maxattac (talk) 03:26, June 27, 2016 (UTC)
 * There is still no proof that the baby is Jon Snow. Still to early to jump to conclusions. We could not hear her say the baby's name. There are a number of things Ned could have done with that child. Just because the scene jumped to Jon Snow after showing Lyanna, her baby and Ned together does not prove anything. It is simply a hint possibly a twist. If the creators wanted to full out confirm it they would not have kept hidden the baby's name.--The Dark Master (talk) 15:46, June 28, 2016 (UTC)

Jon Snow's father
I foresee this becoming a great edit war, so we definitely need to resolve this. It's now clear that Lyanna Stark is the mother of Jon Snow. Unfortunately, the show - nor the Viewer Guide - does not state that Rhaegar Targaryen is his father. Is it obvious and clear? Is there tons of evidence pointing towards Rhaegar being his father, evidence even in this episode? Yes to both. But, it's still technically an assumption and speculation until it is confirmed. And I do have a bad feeling that the showrunners are going to stretch this out. How should we act? Should we jump the gun with what is technically an assumption, or should we wait until it is officially confirmed? Reddyredcp (talk) 04:44, June 27, 2016 (UTC)
 * It is clear who is father is. Jon Snow's father is Ron. Jon is the son of Ron. Just Ron. No last name. During the episode flashback, they spoke of Rhaegar. Sansa said "he raped her" and the then cinematic cut to Tower of Joy, which we know is where Rhaegar took her. I'm pretty sure Petyr says "how many people had to die because Rhaegar chose your aunt". That's confirmation enough for me. If that's not enough for you, the fact that it's an assumption or that it's tentative can always be mentioned.Werebereus - ಠ_ಠ 04:50, June 27, 2016 (UTC)

Protect this page!
Never thought I would ask for this, but please protect this page for a couple of days, at least. Nothing but a constant edit war. All we know for sure is that he is Lyanna's son. It's reasonable to assume he is Rhaegar's as well, I suppose. There is nothing confirmed about his true name or any of this non-sense that trolls are adding. Reddyredcp (talk) 05:38, June 27, 2016 (UTC)
 * Agreed. Shaneymike (talk) 05:46, June 27, 2016 (UTC)
 * Our prayers have been answered! Shaneymike (talk) 06:11, June 27, 2016 (UTC)

Locked
The page is locked to stop this edit war over sigils.--Gonzalo84 (talk) 06:14, June 27, 2016 (UTC)
 * I understand locking the page, but could you at least change it so he is Lyanna's son and not Ned's? Whether you believe Rhaegar is his father or not, the show has confirmed he is Lyanna's so that should be reflected in his page.Tinuviel Undomiel (talk) 07:36, June 27, 2016 (UTC)
 * We should only add parenthesis around parts that stated that he was Ned Stark's son. For Example: Eddard Stark's "Bastard Son"; "Half-Brother" to Robb, Sansa, Bran, Arya, and RickonThis makes it easier to edit the wikia page so that we don't have to delete and reword the whole thing. It also preserves a key element of the series: the fact that he was raised as the "bastard son" of Eddard Stark and raised alongside his "siblings" as a part of the family. This is a key part in his identity. Lygarx (talk) 11:11, June 27, 2016 (UTC)

Please fix
I totally get why the page needed to be locked. I do have a request, though. I was in the middle of editing this right before the page was locked. Please add that the Stark children are his maternal first cousins. Also, Catelyn should be his "aunt by marriage", not his "aunt-in-law". ~ Lilyflower422 (talk) 06:24, June 27, 2016 (UTC)
 * These parts should not be added. A better practice is to change bastard son of Eddard Stark to "bastard son" of Eddard Stark, half-brother to "half-brother"This preserves a key part of the character. The part where he was raised as the "son" of Eddard Stark and grew up with everyone else including his "half siblings" believing that he is just that. Not only does this make it easier to edit the wikia, it also makes it less confusing. Lygarx (talk) 11:18, June 27, 2016 (UTC)

Bio Info
Why was Jon's information changed back to being a bastard of Ned Stark? The show just confirmed he is Lyanna's son, this should be updated back to the way it was before. Tinuviel Undomiel (talk) 06:59, June 27, 2016 (UTC)
 * Why has all the editing on Jon's page been reversed? It's been confirmed he's NOT Ned Stark's son, but some guy, Gonzalo84, has edited the page to say he is and protected it so nobody else can fix his mistakes and make the page actually accurate. R + L = J has been confirmed in episode 10, shouldn't the wikia article reflect this change? 14.2.161.70 07:34, June 27, 2016 (UTC)
 * TomYou can thank the people who kept saying his actual name was Aemon Targaryen, or calling him Jon Targaryen, with no evidence to say WHAT his birth name was, his name's still officially Jon Snow.AgentRedgrave (talk) 13:05, June 27, 2016 (UTC)

WTF
Are you guys mentally ill? It was perfectly edited with his updated family and his new title of King in the North and now it has been LOCKED and REVERSED. Good one Gonzalo84, so much for being a proper wiki -you don't even let others contribute, just your little admin squad.--172.98.84.79 08:58, June 27, 2016 (UTC)
 * For real, this is the Game of Thrones wiki, not a Song of Ice and Fire wiki...either fix your shit, or your webmaster is gonna have a hard time with this. Inaccurrate information is inaccurate.--68.225.173.228 4:51, June 27, 2016 (CST) A highly concerned fan
 * Make a wiki account, all you need is a username and a password, I suggest this because I personally wouldn't feel comfortable disagreeing with someone with my IP showing. (Just saying) The page was locked due to the new rush of information and people trying to give Jon the Targaryen sigil. He's obviously the son of Lyanna and Rhaegar, but to present him as a targaryen in that way doesn't seem right when he's allied with House Stark his entire life, and do not have knowledge of his parentage. --Kai200995 (talk) 09:55, June 27, 2016 (UTC)
 * Actually, it makes sense for him to have the left sigil a Targaryen one, as it represents his blood's house. He should have the right sigil a Stark one as he identifies himself with this House and he is loyal towards them. If we add the Targaryen sigil to people who have Targaryen political leanings, we should add the Targ left sigil to Jon as he is of the Targaryen blood. LordofBraxis (talk) 10:28, June 27, 2016 (UTC)
 * Forgive me as I'm not entirely familiar with the exact policies regarding the heraldry, but wouldn't it go: Targ > Stark > Night's Watch > Stark? Left side indicates family you are born to/you first serve, the middle two denote past allegiances, and the right denotes current allegiance. Jon was "allied" with House Stark, but renounced his name when joining the Night's Watch. And, of course, when he left the Night's Watch, he was once again apart of House Stark. I feel like not including Stark would be confusing and misleading, but including the sigil twice could also be messy and confusing. Reddyredcp (talk) 10:37, June 27, 2016 (UTC)
 * It wasn't perfectly edited. There was a constant edit war going on. People were making up names for him, changing his heraldry incorrectly, and making false assumptions. It was an absolute mess. See the revision history and the past discussions on this talk page, if you must. Reddyredcp (talk) 10:37, June 27, 2016 (UTC)

Jon's parentage confirmed (sort of)
I don't know what exactly Gonzalo did to the page, but I think the page should be unlocked since Jon's parentage has been confirmed. He's the son of Lyanna Stark. (If he's also the son of Rhaegar is heavily implied, but still not wholly confirmed). Lord Sharky ( talk )   PINK is the new Black 10:20, June 27, 2016 (UTC)

You've got to be kidding...
There are over 1500 articles on this topic on Google News and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jon_Snow_(character) has been updated.Lyanna Stark (mother)Rhaegar Targaryen (father)Ned Stark (uncle, foster father)Catelyn Stark (aunt, foster mother)According to this version Lyanna has adopted the Wylla pseudonym and committed incest.
 * http://www.techinsider.io/game-of-thrones-rhaegar-targaryen-lyanna-stark-jon-snow-parent-2016-6

It needs to be locked
Too many people trying to edit it at once. It needs to be locked. Only admins should edit the super popular pages since too many people are trying to edit it at once. I do recommend that parts that say that he is the bastard son of Ned Stark be put in parenthesis. The reason why is simple. To avoid spoiling too much and have the reveal all the more meaningful when placed where it is in season 6 history. "half brother" to so and so. "Bastard son" of Eddard Stark. These are some examples. Since he was raised as the "Bastard Son" and raised together with his "Half-Siblings" and everyone believed him to be the half brother, it would be best to only put parenthesis around parts that indicate his relation to his relatives until it is truly revealed to the characters themselves. His family relations are very confusing to write about. My way is likely the best way to deal with the Jon Snow character Page. Immediately changing it to 'cousin of Robb, Sansa, Arya, Bran, Rickon' ignores the most important part of Jon Snow. He was raised as Eddard Stark's son and the whole series basically revolves around him and everyone around him believing that he was truly Eddard Stark's bastard son. This also makes the Jon Snow Page easier to edit. When you place parenthesis around those originally assumed family relations, you don't have to change as much and reword the entire wikia and only need to add parts to the end. Lygarx (talk) 11:04, June 27, 2016 (UTC)LygarX
 * Is there a way to block it for new users only? Then users could edit it after being here for, say, 30 days or after having a certain number of edits. The current locking policy on this wiki in general is unacceptable and defeats the purpose of a wiki. --CrappyScrap (talk) 12:20, June 27, 2016 (UTC)
 * Okay I get that people were going crazy with the edits, screwing up the heraldry, saying his name was Aemon Targaryen (Even though we didn't hear what his birth name was), and calling him "Jon Targaryen" when he's officially, still named Snow (Since even though it's likely, his father's identity hasn't been stated, plus, it's unconfirmed if Lyanna and Rheagar were married, if not, he'd still be a Snow, as bastard surnames, are based on where the mother's from). But the information that IS confirmed, King in the North, The White Wolf, that he's Lyanna's son, should be added back.Though, I don't think Ned should simply be listed as "Maternal Uncle", or as Robb and the others as his "Cousins".I think "Maternal Uncle/Adoptive Father" and (Robb as an example) "Cousin/Adoptive Brother" be used (Adoptive, cause Alleged almost makes it sound like incest was involved). Jon was still raised as Ned's son, and as a brother to his children, that shouldn't be ignoredAgentRedgrave (talk) 13:19, June 27, 2016 (UTC)
 * Okay, last night people did go crazy. I myself edited the "King Jon Targaryen" back to "King Jon Snow" citing that he was not legitimized as a Targaryen. Being called "The White Wolf" should be restored along with stating that Lyanna Stark is his mother. However, Rhaegar Targaryen (although its pretty freaking obvious) has NOT been confirmed as the father of Jon Snow. And even if he was, there is no evidence of legitimization.Mantequilla219 (talk) 13:58, June 27, 2016 (UTC)
 * Lyanna and Rhaegar did marry after Rhaegar dissolved his marriage with Elia. There is no need for a legitimization. If someone does not want to know about season 6, he obviously should not read any article on game of thrones wiki. Jon is NOT the half-brother of the Stark siblings. So you can completely remove this part but not still claim this bs. 79.250.21.160 15:13, June 27, 2016 (UTC)

You imply Stark incest theories
Some people who are not that much involved into Game of Thrones think Ned would have hooked up with his own sister because GOT wiki still claims Ned would be his father. So either remove this lies completely or write the truth. But you can not still claim Ned would be Jon's father when it is confirmed that Lyanna is his mother. (and we know that Rhaegar is the father) 79.250.21.160 15:31, June 27, 2016 (UTC)
 * You do realize that we're still in the process of rewriting this article? And that Ned was still Jon's adoptive father?--The Dragon Demands (talk) 15:35, June 27, 2016 (UTC)
 * Is the article only locked for those who aren't admins? If that is the case I think it would be a good idea for the admins to update Jon's parentage and titles in the infobox, at the least. This will mean a lot to everyone who contributes and enjoys the wiki. Regarding the actual article, that's easy enough for everyone to contribute. --Kai200995 (talk) 15:59, June 27, 2016 (UTC)

Lede
That's not how titles should work. Bold is for full names.King Jon Snow is a major character in the first, second, third, fourth, fifth, and sixth seasons. And if you're going to keep it locked, at least try to make an effort of updating it. This is really embarrassing. AllHailTheFirstOrder (talk) 17:38, June 27, 2016 (UTC)
 * Excuse me? Users themselves request the article to be locked to prevent edit wars and just because you don't agree you demand US admins to do the update? If you were actually interested in improving the article or updating it you could at least create a sub-article in your own profile like User:AllHailTheFirstOrder/Jon Snow update for us to copy. But obviously it is easier to just complain and blame the admins. Bravo!--Gonzalo84 (talk) 18:31, June 27, 2016 (UTC)


 * You are acting really immature. It was a simple complaint because, with something major like this going on, the wiki is no longer a reliable source. Admins are supposed to keep cool in situations like this, and try to reason with their users. Block me if you like, I am done with the constant banning, temper tantrums, and power abuse by the admins here. AllHailTheFirstOrder (talk) 18:49, June 27, 2016 (UTC)


 * I offered you a mature solution: help us improve the article, yet you insist on whining. Again, thank you for your constructive attitude.--Gonzalo84 (talk) 04:52, June 28, 2016 (UTC)

You guys are inefficient
I find it a little ridiculos that 18 hours after the episode ended this article isn't fully updated, not even with the corredt family section. All you bothered putting was "Jon Snow, King in The North" at the start, which is incorrect as it should just be "King Jon Snow". This is for you admins, and before you tell us to contribute instead of complaining, try unlocking the page.--172.98.87.244 18:15, June 27, 2016 (UTC)Harold Rose


 * If you bothered to reach a consensus with other editors instead of just going into edit war the article would be unlocked. Truth be told I was about to update the article, but after looking at the complains, I won't bother to even look at it for a couple of days. Good day to you, ser.--Gonzalo84 (talk) 18:34, June 27, 2016 (UTC)
 * Ice cold, Gonzalo :P  DRAEVAN13  18:39, June 27, 2016 (UTC)

So you try to "punish" us by not updating an article on a wiki in which you're an admin and where it is your duty to keep it updated, presentable and cared for? Well done Gonzalo, what a fine admin! Letting the wiki suffer because other editors are dumb enough to start edit wars (FYI; i wasn't part of it). Glad you "knights" are picked so carefully.--199.212.87.112 18:43, June 27, 2016 (UTC)Harold Rose

Okay, it seems that things are getting a bit too tense around here. In regards to locking the wiki page, Gonzalo had the right of it. Last night, I had to make a change from "King Jon Targaryen" back to "King Jon Snow." People were going crazy and adding information that had not been confirmed yet. However, I ask you Gonzalo to update the page along with the family tree to reflect what happened in the most recent episode. I also propose, as a compromise, to add Rhaegar Targaryen as either "assumed father" or "implied father", which is factually accurate because the episode only "implies" that Rhaegar is the father due to Lyanna's fear that Robert would kill the baby and that he could, other than the three Kingsguard outside, be the father. If Martin or Benioff and Weiss confirm that Rhaegar is in fact the father, it can be easily remedied.

Oh and lastly, the incest theory is a crock of bullshit. Eddard Stark nor Brandon Stark for that matter would EVER impregnate their sister. That is something for Targaryens and the Lannister Twins due to the taboos surrounding such actions. Mantequilla219 (talk) 19:20, June 27, 2016 (UTC)


 * I still find it utterly ridiculous that an admin refuses to properly update an article because a few users were complaining. Other than that, I agree with Mantequilla219 here. Lord Sharky  ( talk ) House-Bolton-Main-Shield.PNG  PINK is the new Black 19:24, June 27, 2016 (UTC)


 * If the admins want to lock the article, that is fine as long as they UPDATE IT!!!! Otherwise, designate the article to a specific person to edit and don't allow anyone else to do it. Mantequilla219 (talk) 19:52, June 27, 2016 (UTC)


 * If you read the previous discussion Lord Sharky, you'll see I offered a potential solution: create a sub-article with a text we can copy and paste to add to the article. My reaction was simple: I refuse to be treated like an errand boy by some anon who can't even bother to register.Gonzalo84 (talk) 04:59, June 28, 2016 (UTC)

The page still being locked is pointless
Don't you guys think that if I come to the wikia is to get information. There's a lot of things regarding Jon revealed in the last episode (The Winds of Winter): his parentage, King in the North stuff. I understand that it wasn't revealed who the father was, but his mother WAS revealed.

About the sigil, HE IS NOT RECOGNIZED AS A TARGARYEN BY ANYONE IN THE SEVEN KINGDOMS, that means that he's a member of House Targaryen by blood, but no one knows he is part of the House and he isn't affilliated with anyone in it. He doesn't even know he MIGHT be a Targaryen. So the sigils are off. I also think that the Night's Watch sigil should be removed, because he's not a brother anymore. If someone whishes to correct me, please do.



Since the page is so damn popular, nothing can get edited with everyone trying to edit it all at the same time. It needs to be locked, at least until the show ends. Lygarx (talk) 06:09, August 13, 2016 (UTC)


 * Now that's a bit of a stretch. It should not be locked until the show ends. I'd say it should be unlocked in time for the season 7 premiere, or simply at some random point during the off-season. Reddyredcp (talk) 17:11, August 13, 2016 (UTC)


 * In response to the heraldry: that's simply not how it works. The left sigil indicates the family you were born into. The center/middle sigil(s) denote past allegiances. The right sigil denotes current allegiance. Therefore, if he were Rhaegar's son, it would be Targ (birth) > Night's Watch (previous allegiance) > Stark (current allegiance), or Targ (birth) > Stark (previous allegiance, before he left for the NW) > Night's Watch (previous allegiance) > Stark (now "allied" with House Stark again). Also, please remember to sign your name on talk pages. Simply use four tildes at the end of your edit: Reddyredcp (talk) 01:12, June 28, 2016 (UTC)

Page format
Wow, it took 5 minutes after the page being unlocked for someone to break the entire format of the page, and since it was edited after that it can't be undone! Someone's going to have to go through the entire article by hand and fix each heading and paragraph. I call "not it".  DRAEVAN13  19:43, June 27, 2016 (UTC)
 * I'm locking it again. 19:45, June 27, 2016 (UTC):::Hahahaha, that's got to be a new record!  DRAEVAN13  19:46, June 27, 2016 (UTC)God, there should only be one person doing editing of the pages. Otherwise, this happens. Can an admin do it please? Mantequilla219 (talk) 19:48, June 27, 2016 (UTC)Revert back to before the page broke. Problem solved. :| AllHailTheFirstOrder (talk) 19:48, June 27, 2016 (UTC)Great! Now they just have to fix all of the paternal crap and make it maternal. Also, can someone fix the intro paragraph to reflect that?Mantequilla219 (talk) 19:56, June 27, 2016 (UTC)Agreed, that needs to be changed, plus the biography needs to include info about the last episode. Plus it needs to be acknoledged in the biography that Ned is "believed" to be Jon's father, but that Lyanna is in fact Jon's mother. Right now it still states Ned is his parent. Still, I don't know though if we should acknowledge Rhaegar at all for now. Perhaps it might be better to just mention him as a potential candidate for his father, or instead include a heading dedicated to Jon's real parentage which discusses who could potentially be Jon's father? Either that or ignore Rhaegar for now, until it's ever confirmed or not. Nerdman3000 (talk) 21:03, June 27, 2016 (UTC)==Fixed Jon Snow page==

To whatever admin it may concern,I have recently created a Sandbox version of the Jon Snow article that can be found here. Feel free to edit it and then copy and paste the fixed version into the actual article. Thanks in advance. Lord Sharky ( talk )   PINK is the new Black 20:13, June 27, 2016 (UTC) I like it. Add some Parenthesis and it is perfect. Lygarx (talk) 21:11, June 27, 2016 (UTC) Looks good. Only missing the King in the North storyline, but that can be done. :Thanks Lord Sharky.--Gonzalo84 (talk) 05:01, June 28, 2016 (UTC)== #aternal == Everything appears to relatively correct on the page, or at least how correct it will get without somebody messing it up, the only issue that really grinds my gears is that the listings for family are set at "paternal" when it should be "maternal" because the relations are set through Jon Snow's mother, not her father, as her father is unknown. Also, it'd be nice to have "adoptive father" next to Eddard aswell as "maternal uncle". Lord Zach ( talk )  22:17, June 27, 2016 (UTC)== Made some edits for the Jon Snow page if you wanna either use it or at least a portion of it == Hey! I just wanted to bring to your attention (though this most likely has been pointed out to you multiple times in the last twenty-four hours) that Jon's family information throughout the article needs to be updated. (For instance, throughout the article Jon is described as being Ned's son, etc.) I understand why you've locked the page, so I just thought I should offer a suggestion. Lakewillow 22 (talk) 23:43, June 27, 2016 (UTC)
 * King Jon Snow is a major character in the first, second, third, fourth, fifth, and sixth seasons. He is played by starring cast member Kit Harington, and debuts in the series premiere. Jon is raised the bastard son of Lord Eddard Stark of Winterfell, and the half-brother of Robb, Sansa, Arya, Bran, and Rickon Stark.****Jon Snow is the son of Lady Lyanna Stark and Prince Rhaegar Targaryen. His father was killed by Lord Robert Baratheon at the Battle of the Trident before he was born. His mother, before dying from complications during pregnancy, had her brother Ned promise to protect her son. When Ned left for the south to fight in Robert's Rebellion, he left his pregnant new bride Lady Catelyn Tully at Riverrun while he continued on campaign, and she later gave birth to his first lawful son, Robb Stark. When Ned returned from the war, he had brought with him an infant boy, which he claimed was his bastard son that he fathered during the war. Ned once told King Robert Baratheon that, but he refused to elaborate any further. Ned never even told Jon himself whether his mother was alive or dead, though he later promised that when he later returned from serving King Robert in King's Landing, he would tell Jon about her (as by then he would have reached the age of adulthood).**Editor-in-Chief IME (talk) 22:50, June 27, 2016 (UTC)The first one is better of the two, however I would use the following edit to it:*King Jon Snow is a major character in the first, second, third, fourth, fifth, and sixth seasons. He is played by starring cast member Kit Harington, and debuts in the series premiere. Born secretly as the son of   Lyanna Stark, Jon is raised the bastard son of Lord Eddard Stark of Winterfell, and the half-brother of Robb, Sansa, Arya, Bran, and Rickon Stark.I would also edit the beginning of the heading Background in Biography to include the following new sentence to replace the first sentence:*Jon Snow is the commonly believed son of Lord Eddard "Ned" Stark and a common woman named Wylla; in truth though, he is in fact the son of Eddard's sister,   Lyanna Stark, to whom Ned promised that he would protect her son, and raise him as his own.I think those changes for now should be enough, minus of course adding in the events of the Season Finale to Jon's biography.Nerdman3000 (talk) 00:27, June 28, 2016 (UTC)== Jon's Family Information ==

Family Info
With his family info, the Stark family members are incorrectly listed, they should be maternal not paternal. 82.36.216.233 00:33, June 28, 2016 (UTC)
 * This is correct. Jsderwin (talk) 02:11, June 28, 2016 (UTC)

Verifiable, not correct
For the introduction: He is believed to be the bastard son of Ned Stark and half-brother to Robb Stark, Sansa Stark, Brandon Stark, and Rickon Stark. In actuality, he is the son of Lyanna Stark and presumably Rhaegar Targaryen.TheGreyWolf22 (talk) 02:27, June 28, 2016 (UTC)TheGreyWolf22

To the admins
Wikia is supposed to be an open-source encyclopedia. The goal is to be verifiable, not precise truth. The above text is logically verifiable. The way Wikia is supposed to work is openess-to allow the collective to create and edit. This system is not supposed to be run by small group of admins. That destroys the purpose of the free and openess of Wikia.TheGreyWolf22 (talk) 02:26, June 28, 2016 (UTC)TheGreyWolf22
 * As I have stated before... when I have unlocked Jon's page, it gets vandalized, which causes a LOT of trouble and takes up a lot of our time. Trust me, I wish I could unlock it..so I wouldn't have to continue hearing this from people. But there is a reason this page or others are protected, even if you don't understand it. Once things cool down, they'll be opened again. 02:30, June 28, 2016 (UTC)


 * So why didn't you update it yourselves? :/


 * It was my understanding, QueenBuffy, that as a low level user I could not edit this locked page. If I'm wrong, I'd happily contribute.
 * TheGreyWolf22 (talk) 04:49, June 28, 2016 (UTC)

I've been an administrator before, if people vandalize it, block them. Protect the page from anons, but protecting it from anybody that isn't an admin indefinitely is too much. Shellturtleguy (talk) 02:32, June 28, 2016 (UTC)
 * Each night we get about 1.7 million views on our page. Because of the finale, we will probably get around 4 million a night. This isn't an ordinary site, and we don't have time to sit here and just wait to block/ban people. There aren't many of us. 02:35, June 28, 2016 (UTC)And I'll add.. it isn't just vandalism... they change the whole coding, and aligning.. it just makes so much trouble and takes so much time to fix.  02:36, June 28, 2016 (UTC)

Understandable, QueenBuffy. However, you are an admin and you have the discretion to lock the page. 4 million hits a day, yet the necessary edits are not being made. Use your discretion. Is the time to act? Or is this the time sit behind a locked page and do nothing? TheGreyWolf22 (talk) 02:48, June 28, 2016 (UTC)


 * As far as I know, this is the only page people are making a big stink about. Can you imagine if I unlock it?? Back and forth with the Rhaegar stuff. It would be a nightmare. There are sooooo many other pages to be edited, so I'm a little baffled while so many people are obsessing with this one currently. 02:51, June 28, 2016 (UTC)

Logically, who else would be his father if his mother has been confirmed to be Lyanna? Editor-in-Chief IME (talk) 03:10, June 28, 2016 (UTC)
 * Indeed, there would be no "Back and forth with the Rhaegar stuff" if you aren't needlessly reverting it.
 * The big stink is: this is a peak in a wiki reader's intrigue and curiosity in Jon Snow and little has been done to give it its due course. Normally, in the internet age edits are done very quickly to meet the demand of readers that quickly go online after a big event (LBJ winning NBA Championship or Jon Snow's Coronation/identity revealed) to read about that person, to simply see it in the black and white. Yet, somehow you're baffled by people's disappointment and astonishment that nothing has been done. Far minor characters or real life figures have their pages updated more promptly and correctly. There must be something that can be done other than reverting valued edits and locking the page? :TheGreyWolf22 (talk) 04:58, June 28, 2016 (UTC)

The Stark sigil will now be reversed. HBO
I've been seeing this quoted around on a few pages. Is this a legit quote from HBO? If so, should his banner above hid picture be replaced? Editor-in-Chief IME (talk) 05:30, June 28, 2016 (UTC) Well, idk if there is an inverted Stark sigil on here, so I made one (cleaned up the border a little while I was putting this together; used this vector image ). Editor-in-Chief IME (talk) 06:19, June 28, 2016 (UTC)That actually works really well, everyone's calling him the white wolf, and his personal heraldry would be a white wolf.14.2.182.50 11:58, June 28, 2016 (UTC) Tom

Add the events of the Season 6 Finale to the Biography and fix the Family Tree
While it is nice that the whole issue with Jon's parentage has mostly been fixed, you guys still need to add the events of the Season Six Finale to the biography. Another thing that will need to be changed is the family tree near the end of the page which still shows Jon as a son of Ned and Wylla. Nerdman3000 (talk) 10:52, June 28, 2016 (UTC) The House Stark family tree needs to be fixed and changed. Unfortunately, the page which needs to be fixed, is locked. Nerdman3000 (talk) 15:26, June 28, 2016 (UTC)

Characters are being refered to by the wrong gender
Hey, there's a few mistakes in the Jon Snow article, grammar wise and several times people are referred to by the wrong gender. The page is locked so I can't fix it, can any of the admins do anything about this? 14.2.182.50   11:55, June 28, 2016 (UTC) Tom  I've actually noticed this too. It needs to be fixed I think. Nerdman3000 (talk) 13:35, June 28, 2016 (UTC)

Jon vs Daenerys for Iron Throne
I'm sorry but if Daenerys comes as a child of the last Targaryen King (Aerys II) then she deserves to be the rightful Queen on the Iron Throne.While it is still uncertain as to why Jon could be the righful king on the Iron Throne since many accuse him of being Rhaegar's son, but since Rhaegar was never a King, Jon can't be rightful king on the Iron Throne UNLESS he is the son of ROBERT BARATHEON.If Jon is a Targaryen he can't be the King but if he's a Baratheon he has as much claim to the thrones as Daenerys.Eko is Oke (talk) 14:44, June 28, 2016 (UTC)You really don't seem understand how sucsession in a monarchy works, so I'll explain. Rhaegar was Aery's heir, and when he died, Rhaegar's son Aegon, not Viserys, became the heir. When Aegon was killed(who may or may not have died right after Aerys, making him debateably King Aegon VI, if only for a few minutes), then and only then, did Viserys count as the heir if you considered the Targayren's right to the throne legitimate anymore. When Viserys died, that right went to Daenerys, as the last Targayren. However, if Jon is Rhaegar's trueborn son, as in his mother Lyanna married Rhaegar, then Jon is Rhaegar AND Aerys heir after Aegon, and BEFORE Viserys, meaning Jon's claim would be higher then Daenerys. It doesn't matter if Rhaegar wasn't king when Aerys died, the sucsession follows the first born son. As long as there were people decended from Rhaegar who were trueborn, their claim will always be stronger than Daenerys. Even when Rhaegar died, his claim simply moved on to Rhaegar's first born son, which was Aegon. Second, if Jon was somehow Robert's son, which is impossible unless Lyanna was able to by some miracle be pregnant for more than a whole year, considering she died minutes AFTER she gave birth and was barely able to speak to Ned, then Jon's claim would be be illigitimate compared to Daenerys, both for the fact he's for sure a bastard, as Robert was only betrothed to Lyanna(meaning she was his fiance), and two Robert stole the throne from the Targayrens, meaning their claim has always supersieded his, especially in light of the fact that in the show canon(where Lyanna being Jon's mother is confirmed canon), Robert has not being established as being the grandson of Rhaelle Targayren, meaning he is no matter how much you support his claim in the show canon, a Usurper.Nerdman3000 (talk) 15:22, June 28, 2016 (UTC)We have no eveidence whatsoever that Rhaegar is Jon's father and I understand how monarchy works and if you actually read what I said. Bastard always has less claim to the throne compared to Trueborn.Jon can be a Targaryen or Baratheon we can swing this Pendulum both ways for the next 10 months until Season 7 airs.Eko is Oke (talk) 15:41, June 28, 2016 (UTC)Not true. There is certainly at least more evidence that Jon is Rhaegar's son at least then there is with Robert. Rhaegar at the very least is known to have either kidnapped or possibly ran off with Lyanna a year before Jon was born. There was enough time for him to impregnate Lyanna before he left and died. Plus the Kingsguard was standing guard outside the Tower of Joy, which doesn't make sense unless Jon is Rhaegar's son, as they would view him as their King, since their loyalty was to the Targayren's and they were against Robert.Another thing to note, is that while we can't hear all of Lyanna's whispering to Ned, we can hear some of it, and one of the things she whispers at the end is "...if Robert finds out, he'll kill him. You know he will. You have to protect him." Considering Robert in the first season states that'd he'd kill any Targayren he gets his hands on, and the fact that Robert hates Rhaegar even after he's dead with a passion, then it's leads toward the likelyhood that Jon is possibly Rhaegar's son.If Jon were somehow Robert's son, Lyanna would have been pregnant with Jon for more than a year, as Robert wasn't even with Lyanna when she disappeared. He was in the Vale and she was at Winterfell, with the last time they saw each other being at the Tourney at Harrenhall which was at least months before Lyanna disappeared and the Rebellion began.Nerdman3000 (talk) 16:32, June 28, 2016 (UTC)Seeing as Dany have the strongest forces in the world right now consisting of the Iron Born Fleet, the Dornish, the Tyrells, the entire Dothraki Horde, and 3 fucking dragons, she'll most likely have no challenge. She will easily overthrow Cersei and most likely will ask Tyrion what he wants to be done because she is his sister, and most lilely he will say to kill her. So with her out of the picture, the threat is Jon Snow presumably, but if Jon Snow is infact Rhaegar's son, then that makes Dany as Jon's Aunt, so maybe Dany will give him mercy, but if he does threat her rule, she will demolish him aswell. Fire and Blood. Lord Zach ( talk )  19:12, June 28, 2016 (UTC)If in fact Jon is the son of Rhaegar, Daenerys cannot kill him without MASSIVE repercussions. She would completely lose the North and she would also be marked as a Kinslayer, which is a major taboo in Westeros. This is also assuming that Jon even wants the throne. If anyone was paying attention, Jon was named the King in the North by the Northerners. He did not claim the title at all. In fact, he even called Sansa right before that "Lady of Winterfell", meaning that he expected that Sansa would become the ruler of the North. Honestly, if it comes down to Jon vs. Daenerys for the throne, there would be no contest because Jon would most likely reject the throne unless he really had no other choice. So in hindsight, this conversation is bullshit to begin with. And yes, while not explicitly stated, Rhaegar is most likely Jon's father, so that argument is also moot. Also, while Daenerys has massive amounts of forces and dragons, it would be less than likely that she would be able to conquer the North. It would almost be impossible for her. Mantequilla219 (talk) 19:38, June 28, 2016 (UTC)People that assume that Jon has the rightfull claim to the throne, i dont know how you think. First of all no one knows he is the the BASTARD son to Rhaegar Targaryen except Bran. And second of all, as i wrote in capital letter before, he is a BASTARD. Rhaegar was not married to Lyanna, he was married to Elia Martell which makes Jon a bastard. By the laws of Westeros bastards have no claim to the throne. I dont think a bastard has more claim to the throne than a trueborn Targaryen.And lets assume he has a rightfull claim and lets also assume he does want the iron throne, how in the world will he be able to compete with Daenerys with her forces that consist the fleet of the Iron Born,the Dothraki Horde, The Unsullied, the army of Dorne and the Tyrells and 3 DRAGONS for it? Daenerys deserves and has the rightfull claim to the seven kingdoms. She is good, kind, great leader who is just. SaraDracaryen (talk) 22:09, June 28, 2016 (UTC) SaraDracaryen That is exactly what I said, nobody stands a chance against her forces. Also, Bran is headed south the Wall, and will obviously alert Jon and everyone of Jon's heritage, but he will not be legitimized by Cersei, but there is a chance of speculation that when Daenerys takes the Iron Throne, and Jon doesn't want it, because I believe he won't, there is a chance that Daenerys may legitimize Jon because of their relation. All speculation of course. Lord Zach ( talk )  22:21, June 28, 2016 (UTC)Allow me to make a rebuttal. First off, SaraDracaryen has stated that Jon Snow is the bastard of Rhaegar Targaryen due to his marriage with Elia Martell and that neither he nor Lyanna could have possibly been married. Well, I disagree for one specific reason. Targaryens have practiced polygamy. Aegon the Conqueror had TWO wives in Rhaenys and Visenya (who were also his sisters. INCEST IS WINCEST!!!). Maegor the Cruel had seven wives, sometimes at the same time. While it was not exactly a common practice amongst Targaryens, there is precedence for polygamy. Thus, it is possible that Jon is legitimate because he could have been married to both Elia and Lyanna. Don't believe me? Look it up. However, my point was that Jon may not even want the throne. I don't believe he is the type who would dispute it. He may even decide to support Daenerys (not out of the realm of possibility, but not exactly likely).Next, the claim that nobody stands a chance against her forces. That is a load of bull. Cersei is in deep shit, this is true. But I will reiterate, it will more than likely be extraordinarily difficult, if not outright impossible for Daenerys to conquer the North, and extremely difficult to conquer the Vale. The only way would be if Jon meets her army in the Riverlands head on. He would lose that fight. Now, all of you are thinking "Mantequilla is freaking wrong and doesn't know what he's talking about." Well, I logged over 800 hours of my life playing Total War and I'm also a history buff so let me dazzle you with logic. Yes, Daenerys has 100,000 Dothraki, 8,000 Unsullied, 100 Ironborn and their ships, Dorne (which boasts 50,000 spears although they wouldn't send that much), and the Reach with House Tyrell. Lets for the sake of argument give Daenarys a force of about 225,000 and three dragons. This force, for Westeros, would be massive. Now say they all survive the war against Cersei, which is very unlikely because she will make sure to make Daenerys' forces lessened, and Dany marches north. Lets start with the first obsticle. WINTER!!!! The North is a cold place where it snows in the Summer. Now, it is Winter. I don't know if you haven't noticed, but the Dothraki, Unsullied, and the Dornish don't particularly look too used to such weather. Snow would bog down her forces, even with dragons. And speaking of dragons, we have no idea how they deal with cold weather. The North is also vast, sparsely populated, and not exactly rich with resources. It will be like Napoleon invading Russia all over again, except this is colder. All of her forces, including those from House Tyrell, are not used to winter and will suffer immensly from winter-induced attrition without the North losing a single man. Next, invasion by sea. This might work, but again they will face winter-induced attrition and landing that many troops takes a great deal of time. Plus, Dothraki will be disoriented due to not being used to sea travel and they will also need to get their horses off the boats while possibly under attack from Northmen and Valemen, who can push them back out to sea and are used to cold weather fighting. Someone will bring up the Ironborn, but they are reavers. Little better than pirates and very lightly armored. They would do a bit better, but not by much.Next, invasion by land. Now, if anyone knows the history of Westeros, they know the North has never been conquered. This is because of two things. The Neck and Moat Cailin. The Neck, as many know, is a massive swamp with very little solid ground and near the northern end of the Neck, but still surrounded by the swamp is the ancient fortress of Moat Cailin, which has never fallen. It has been taken due to being undermanned and/or abandoned, but it has never fallen to an enemy army. It cannot be besieged due to there being one road through and no solid ground to create siege lines. Dragons may change the tide, but Moat Cailin, unlike Harrenhal, was supposedly built by the Children of the Forest and may have some mystical protection. That and it is surrounded by water and swamp, which would be difficult to light aflame. Moat Cailin also doesn't need a very large garrison, 5-10,000 at most, and can constantly be supplied. Now, the Neck also presents a most formidible foe in the form of House Reed; the Crannogmen or Swamp People. These guys are the epitome of guerilla warfare and are harder to ferret out than the Viet Cong. They do not attack head on, but utilize hit and run attacks and can fold back into the foliage without being caught. That, and their keep known as Greywater Watch, is almost impossible to find (even reported to move from place to place in the swamp). They are also some damn good archers and wargs/greenseers as well, which could allow them to theoretically turn the fauna of the swamp against invaders. I make the point regarding archers because in Aegon's war of conquest, Queen Rhaenys Targaryen was killed when a bolt from a Dornish scorpion hit her dragon, Meraxes, in the eye, killing it. Now, I would say that due to the fact that they have to be to survive, Crannogmen are very good archers. I don't think it would be too outlandish for them to bring down a dragon if they aimed for the eyes and/or wings (which are clearly not protected). It would be very possible that she would lose a lot of her forces and even a dragon or two. The Neck could even break her forces. As for the Vale, the steep mountains, narrow valleys, and the massive Gates that guard the entrances would deny any army. The Eyrie is unconquerable save only by air. Only dragons would be able to overcome them. If attacked by sea, the Valemen can hold the vales and mountain passes easily. The Vale would probably fall, but she would sustain massive losses. Her victory would be pyrrhic. So, I have presented my arguments in why it would be less than likey that she could conquer the North and if she did, she would lose an immense amount of her forces. Harsh winter and attrition due to winter should she ever actually sucessfully penetrate the North, the Neck with Moat Cailin and the Crannogmen, and the fact that none of her forces have any experience in cold weather warfare save for possibly the Ironborn and even then, they are not soldiers. Mantequilla219 (talk) 14:26, June 29, 2016 (UTC)Good points there, Mante. Shaneymike (talk) 11:26, July 13, 2016 (UTC)Another factor that could hinder Dany's plans to conquer the Seven Kingdoms is the Sands' killing of Myrcella Baratheon. You would think Tyrion will be royally pissed if and when he finds out wha they did to his niece. Shaneymike (talk) 16:15, July 13, 2016 (UTC)==Season 6 Finale synopsis update== So this page is locked, could someone update Jon's bio to include everything that happened in the season finale with his character?JustyRoads99 (talk) 20:35, June 28, 2016 (UTC)JustyRoads99===Status/Name=== People think Jon Snow is a bastard in-universe so he will remain listed as a bastard; similarly, people think his name is Jon Snow, not "Jon Targaryen", thus his name will remain listed as "Jon Snow" - and for that matter we can't even confirm if he was legitimized or not so he might be some other bastard name or nothing at all, and they imply that "Jon" wasn't even the name his parents wanted for him.Same principle as with "Joffrey Baratheon" - everyone thinks he's a Baratheon, it's what he's publicly known as, even if he is secretly a bastard. --The Dragon Demands (talk) 12:25, June 29, 2016 (UTC)==Jon Snow's father is officially Rhaegar Targaryen== Jon Snow's father is officially Rhaegar Targaryen. This will now be reflected through all aspects of Game of Thrones Wiki.No discussion.I am stunned and appalled that anyone even questioned this.Why the heck would Rhaegar have had his Kingsguards guarding the tower? Yikes.I'm starting to update the page...--The Dragon Demands (talk) 00:59, June 29, 2016 (UTC)Time to change Rhaegar being listed as speculated father to just the one word, and "possible son" on the Rhaegar page as well, because the official GOT twitter and "makingGOT" confirmed it.::I was saying it needed to wait only because it was never spoken about on the series itself. Some people may not have HBO GO or twitter....or even know the whole Rhaegar story... seemed more like a spoiler to me, but I'll leave that to you I guess. 02:27, June 29, 2016 (UTC)

Wait...well that's different, that's a question of should we put it right at the top of not. Normally we treat anything after it airs in the USA as fair game?--The Dragon Demands (talk) 03:11, June 29, 2016 (UTC)

Even with official confirmation of Rhaegar being the father, Jon is still a bastard, so, for the sake of accuracy, his status really shouldn't be changed, merely the nature of his parentage as assumed for his entire life.Daveyelmer (talk) 04:58, June 29, 2016 (UTC)

I personally would place Rhaegar as presumed father (Master Shannara (talk) 05:03, June 29, 2016 (UTC))

We don't know if Jon is a bastard or legitimate so the article should state the ambiguity. Many believe that Rhaegar was one of the rare (but not unprecedented) Targaryen's to take on a second wife. But regardless Rhaegar should be stated definitively as the father instead of just presumably. BlueRoseRedDragon (talk) 05:07, June 29, 2016 (UTC)

If there were meant to be any official change in Jon's actual status, rather than just his assumed parentage, the same chart that confirms Rhaegar as his father would've reflected said change.Daveyelmer (talk) 05:14, June 29, 2016 (UTC)

I think the reason it didn't was that they wish to save that reveal for after Dany lands. But I won't argue with anyone who says it should say bastard and not presumed bastard as the show hasn't actually provided any evidence for marriage and books =/= show. BlueRoseRedDragon (talk) 05:18, June 29, 2016 (UTC)

I won't argue with the notion that they could possibly reveal things later, but, as of now, there should be no change in Jon's legal status (bastard) because there is no actual evidence to support such a change.Daveyelmer (talk) 05:22, June 29, 2016 (UTC)

Right well there's only one thing that needs to happen in Season 7 and that is Bran's upcoming demise. And here I actually thought that the Game of Thrones would end with a surprise but NO writers have to do the fucking stupid fan service just to please the audience.

Anyway either Bran dies next or the whole GoT is ONE BIG HACK! Eko is Oke (talk) 05:42, June 29, 2016 (UTC)

Shocking twists for the sake of shocking twists are just as cheap as "stupid fan service." Why do you think they did this just to please the audience and not because it's what the entire story has been leading up to? BlueRoseRedDragon (talk) 05:44, June 29, 2016 (UTC)


 * That's the problem with show hype.--Gonzalo84 (talk) 06:05, June 29, 2016 (UTC)

I apologize for not getting back to this page sooner; I just finished writing all the season finale episode guide page notes, then collapsed into a heap after internship during the day - even I need to sleep sometime, guys.--The Dragon Demands (talk) 12:25, June 29, 2016 (UTC)

First of all, I would love to know where people are getting the notion that Bran is going to die. Second of all, people can't forget that Martin is writing and/or has major input on the screenplays, meaning that its not actually the show, but him.

Regarding the Rhaegar thing, while it is obvious that Rhaegar is the father, it has not been officially confirmed by Martin, Benioff, or Weiss. Therefore, we should go ahead with giving Rhaegar the "implied/presumptive/possible" so on and so forth tag until they come out and confirm it.Mantequilla219 (talk) 13:27, June 29, 2016 (UTC)


 * What? Admins have lives and need to sleep? Preposterous! Reddyredcp (talk) 12:51, June 29, 2016 (UTC)

Okay, I found this on the HBO Blog. Jon is confirmed son of Rhaegar.

http://www.makinggameofthrones.com/production-diary/got-connections-ned-promise-tower-of-joy-infographic

75.129.63.117 13:28, June 29, 2016 (UTC) A Visenya Targaryen Fangirl

Alrighty, I've added some basic updates. Now I've stepped down the page protection so it only blocks anonymous IP addresses - with such high traffic we'd have dozens of poorly written IP editors trying to add stuff in a pileup, but regular named users can add to it now.--The Dragon Demands (talk) 14:14, June 29, 2016 (UTC)

Okay I just checked out the blog in question and it seems legitimate. I guess its been made official. Jon Snow is the son of Rhaegar, not that we didn't know that already. Mantequilla219 (talk) 14:33, June 29, 2016 (UTC)


 * Regarding your footnote under the "Secret Origins" section: I've looked all over the Viewer Guide. I don't see any mention of Jon being Rhaegar's son on it, but he is said to be "the son of Lyanna Stark" on his character page. Where did you see him mentioned as Rhaegar's soon? Reddyredcp (talk) 14:19, June 29, 2016 (UTC)

first paragraph
Somebody messed it all up, it's all goofy now with random letters and words right after "King". Obvious rookie editting errors. Please do not edit the page if you don't know how the templates work. Lord Zach ( talk )  19:09, June 29, 2016 (UTC)

Wow, it was fixed moments after I Put this here, and not sure why it posted twice. My apologies. Lord Zach ( talk )  19:12, June 29, 2016 (UTC)

first paragraph
Somebody messed it all up, it's all goofy now with random letters and words right after "King". Obvious rookie editting errors. Please do not edit the page if you don't know how the templates work. Lord Zach ( talk )  19:11, June 29, 2016 (UTC)

Again
Regardless of being blocked to new and unregistered users, people keep piling up fanon stuff liek his CULTURE being Valyrian. Adding Drogo as a relative. There are so many ways people can contribute to the wiki but everyone wants a piece of the Jon Snow article and in their obsession they keep messing it.--Gonzalo84 (talk) 19:12, June 29, 2016 (UTC)


 * Thanks for putting faith in the editorship seeing as wiki could have left the page as it was a day ago. Apologies on behalf of them.  Speedit   ♞    talk   contribs  19:18, June 29, 2016 (UTC)


 * Wikipedia itself semi-protects sensitive pages with high traffic like "Holocaust", "Iraq War", etc.--The Dragon Demands (talk) 19:31, June 29, 2016 (UTC)

I apologize, we have been brusk. The Admins are running around buried by vandalism edits that we have to fix - the result being that we're exhausted and you often don't see how bad it is because we clean up problems before they happen.

I know this is annoying. At any rate the page is unprotected for named users now so it's open.--The Dragon Demands (talk) 19:44, June 29, 2016 (UTC)

Jon's Targaryen name
The show has pretty much established that "Jon" isn't his actual first name, but he had a Targaryen name they're hiding from us.

I've seen some reports on Reddit threads claiming that they've deciphered that Lyanna said it's "Jaehaerys".

This interpretation is rejected and will have no place on the wiki for two reasons:

First, the camera cuts way when Lyanna starts talking so it is physically impossible to simply read her lips.

Second...no, the audio cuts out so much that it's essentially muted, and I think people are just imposing what they want to hear.

So interesting theory, but it will have no place on here anymore than "Cleganebowl".--The Dragon Demands (talk) 19:31, June 29, 2016 (UTC)

A thought occurs: remember how the writers retconned Jaehaerys II out of existence, but refused to give an explanation?

What...what if that wasn't to simplify the number of generations between Daenerys and Maester Aemon, but to simplify "alright do we really need to explain how Jon is Jaehaerys the Third, or can't we just say he's Jaehaerys the Second?"

A possibility.

I'm more partial to the theory that he's Aegon VII -- having heard that the infant Aegon VI just died at King's Landing, Lyanna could have chosen to name him Aegon again - best name for a king. What leads me to this theory is....he'd be the seventh Aegon, and we know how important seven is in this cosmology.--The Dragon Demands (talk) 19:47, June 29, 2016 (UTC)

After reading the part on Rhaegar's page about how he named his first two children after two of the original trio of Targaryens who conquered six of the Seven Kingdoms, I'm wondering if maybe Jon's name will turn out to be Visenys Targaryen in honor of Visenya Targaryen. Lol.--Shaneymike (talk) 04:33, January 2, 2017 (UTC)

King in the North
This article says that Sansa's smile vanishes when Jon is proclaimed King, which is wrong - she's smiling all throughout their chanting of "KING IN THE NORTH!" until she sees Littlefinger giving her a sinister look

I don't like the wording of that all, it's not confirmed that Sansa isn't happy with Jon being king and she ws smilling the whole time except when she saw Little Finger, it only should state what happened not what we think happened. KSM89 (talk) 07:07, June 30, 2016 (UTC)

Sansa's actress (Davos' as well) have confirmed in interviews that Sansa is annoyed with Jon becoming King.

Who just took the title "King" from the beginining of Jon Snow's page? It says in bold "Jon Snow" when it should say "King Jon Snow". He's King in the North, so he should have that title at the begining of his page.--Jman321 16:23, August 10, 2017.

Lord of House Stark
There's an ongoing discussion of the head/lord of House Stark. Here's the thread link: [//gameofthrones.wikia.com/wiki/Thread:47132#16 http://gameofthrones.wikia.com/wiki/Thread:47132#16]. Add some input, there's a poll too for those who love voting. Admins, there's an edit war, your involvement in the thread is recommended. --Kai200995 (talk) 15:39, June 30, 2016 (UTC)

Kit Harington's Contract
I remember sometime ago that Kit said that his contract would end when he is 30, he turns 30 in December this year. Kit has said that while he has enjoyed GOT he says that he is frustrated as it prevents him from acting in other roles, which I can understand. However Jon is an important character, even before we found out who his parents were, do you think Kit will renew his contract to be in all of GOT? It is only two more seasons left anyway and he may be given a pay rise as an incentive. I think he will stay for the whole series as the perfect time to leave would have been when Jon died at the end of season 5. What do you guys think?(The Triad (talk) 22:32, June 30, 2016 (UTC))


 * I think it would be much better if he left. If his contract ends this year... when are the cast and crew exactly filming and shooting scenes for Season 7 was it July-September or November-January? He could complete filming Season 7 and be killed at the end or middle of it during some very hard and difficult battle against the White Walkers, that would be amazing because let's face it - it's inevitable and I don't believe Jon will defeat all the army of White Walkers (Samwell with possibly stay in the Citadel until White Walkers are within close distance to the Capital and then he might have a solution to fend them that he will probably present to Daenerys). Jon as the protector of the North will do his best to fight off as many White Walkers as possible before succumbing to his ultimate death, Sansa might head South to warn the Capital. Eko is Oke (talk) 05:59, July 1, 2016 (UTC)


 * He and the other 4 main actors (Tyrion,Jaime,Cersei and Dany), already renewed their contract for season 7 with an option of season 8. They negotiate their contracts together so they all got the same pay rise. GoT is huge, Kit and the other actors will hardly find anything like this. For actors like Kit or Emilia GoT is the work that created them..they didn't had any real work before. http://deadline.com/2016/06/game-of-thrones-cast-season-8-big-raises-salary-hbo-1201776806/ Basickk (talk) 10:35, July 1, 2016 (UTC)


 * Five hundred thousand for each episode, so for season 8 they'd get 3 million. They won't get money like that in a movie or another TV series unless they have a promonent role like they do in GOT. I did see a IGN video where the actors/actresses who stick around for the full strech will geta pay rise so it doesall come together. Looking back Kit said that it would end in his 30s not necessarily when he is 30. the latest filming ends for season 8 is when he is either 31 or 32, that and the pay rise is a good bet that Kit will be around for the whole series.(The Triad (talk) 15:56, July 1, 2016 (UTC))


 * Yeah but don't you think it's fucking stupid to make everyone wait NOW for Season 7 which will only have measly 7 episodes and then WAIT AGAIN 10 months for just LAST 6?? It's fucking ridiculous, why can't they just to 10 episodes every season for fuck's sake? Nevertheless, if we do get only 7 episodes for Season 7; I expect all 7 of them to be at least 70 minutes long each to be close to what the length of previous seasons were and also Season 8 if it's to have 6 episodes they should be no shorter than 80 minutes!! If they do like that then it's pretty much a fair deal to do 7 and then 6 episodes for remaining 2 seasons. Eko is Oke (talk) 16:42, July 1, 2016 (UTC)


 * Yes that is frustrating. One of the creators of the series said that there may be 75 hours in total which means that we may get 15 episodes instead of 13 though that doesn't make much of a difference. If 10 episodes each for seasons 7 and 8 isn't an option, I think it would be best if they put all 13 episodes in season 7 and make that the final season.(The Triad (talk) 16:51, July 1, 2016 (UTC))


 * OK I did a little counting and all 60 episodes currently aired for Game of Thrones have a total of 55 hours 47 minutes. So we have 19 hours and 13 minutes respectively of episode time remaining. IF we do have only 13 episodes remaining then by having each episode at 88 minutes would just be few minutes shy of a total of 75 hours. Eko is Oke (talk) 17:27, July 1, 2016 (UTC)

Add Khal Drogo
Since Drogo was married to his biological aunt, that would make him Jon's uncle by marriage. Shaneymike (talk) 01:45, July 1, 2016 (UTC)

Way too far removed of a family relationship too include - they are not even blood relatives. Jon could kill Drogo and it wouldn't be considered kinslaying so including it as a family relationship is unwarranted.

Regards Ser Shield McShield (talk) 18:47, July 1, 2016 (UTC)

Jon couldn't beat Drogo, Drogo doesn't even need a blade to win a fight Heir to House Bolton 19:00, July 1, 2016 (UTC)

Unlock please?
I can understand why the page was locked due the edit war debating whether or not Rhaegar was Jon's father, but now that HBO have confirmed that Rhaegar is indeed Jon's father can the page be unlocked for registered users please?(The Triad (talk) 23:29, July 2, 2016 (UTC))

Why would it even be needed to be unlocked? There's nothing more to add until the next season when Episode 1 airs. Lord Zach ( talk )  23:53, July 2, 2016 (UTC)

The whole point of a wikia is for community edit, not for a select few. Editor-in-Chief IME (talk) 00:31, July 3, 2016 (UTC)

Hi ho everyone, just to reiterate: after the finale I stayed up until dawn focusing on writing the episode article for the season finale. After collapsing into a heap I then moved on to the "Jon Snow" article. We were faced with a choice between a massive uncontrolled edit war or locking the page until we could get a handle on it -- the entire internet was trying to edit it at once. I mean physically. For a time I couldn't get through without edit conflicts.

None of this was a "punishment": I'm baffled that some here are so surprised that there was a chaotic rush to the Jon Snow article after a major plot revelation :)

It's unlocked now (though locked for anonymous editors).--The Dragon Demands (talk) 00:41, July 3, 2016 (UTC)
 * It's still locked for me. Shaneymike (talk) 00:50, July 3, 2016 (UTC)

The infograph and Rhaegar
I was just wondering how come the infograph confirms that Rhaegar is Jon's father, but on the viewer guide there is no mention of Rhaegar? I know the infograph was on a HBO website but how can we be sure it is by the writers orthe GOT team? Why not have Lyanna say "Ned, Rhaegar is the father. If Robert finds out he'll kill him." Why didn't they do that in the S6 finale if they were going to reveal who the father is via an infograph? Im suprised it wasn't brought up by the writers in the inside the episode. What do you guys think?(The Triad (talk) 21:18, July 3, 2016 (UTC))

It's easier to make a blog post of an image on the MakingGameofThrones.com blog than it is to update the complex viewer's guide website.--The Dragon Demands (talk) 22:43, July 3, 2016 (UTC)

I guess you're right, the infograph is on the HBO website and if it was a hack then it would have been taken down by now. MakingGameofThrones.com is by HBO isn't it?(The Triad (talk) 23:21, July 3, 2016 (UTC))

Night Watch Shield
Updating Night Watch Shield under family tree to match Aemon's & Benjen's. [//gameofthrones.wikia.com/wiki/Template_talk:Familytree/Jon_Snow http://gameofthrones.wikia.com/wiki/Template_talk:Familytree/Jon_Snow]

How Jon Snow's infobox post-Season 6 finale
Following the Season 6 finale:

Jon is not aware of his Targaryen parentage and thus won't be listed with any of the titles that go with that, i.e. "Prince of Dragonstone"; his culture is Northmen, not Valyrian, etc. as it's what he was raised in and he is half-Northerner.

The only thing that changes is his "Family" listing; being in "House Targaryen" is part political, part familial, but due to secret parentage in this case it is purely familial.

Now I cleaned this up a little by making subheaders on "Maternal family" and "Paternal family".

Do not change anything from how I've left it now.

As with other Targaryens, there's the probem that they have a massive family tree, so at the outset, we should limit Jon's individual page to people who appear on-screen.

Now at the very least, a family tree should include "nuclear family", perhaps supplemented with "relatives who grew up in your household" in the case of a close cousin. Of course, this really only applies to the largest family trees - Targaryen, Stark, not really Greyjoy - though the largest ones are also disproportionately important. Also, distant family members that they interact with, i.e. cousins and uncles they share screentime with.

So Jon is a very exceptional case, not a template for others.

"Maternal family" seemed easy enough: the current nuclear Stark family, might as well throw uncles in - he interacts with Benjen, might as well throw Brandon in there, etc.

"Paternal family" more difficult. Put in nuclear family of course - siblings and his descent from the Mad King, but not queen Rhaella (superfluous), Daenerys but not Viserys (he died before they could ever interact).

Catelyn stays as "aunt by marriage" due to her importance in his storyline/physical household. But she's not his "stepmother" under any legal definition.

A lesser reason to include a character is if they're "still alive" in the TV show; Gendry is still alive and probably Jon's third cousin through the Targaryens, so that was a case of "throw it in".

Targaryen incestuous relationships will be severely limited in future listings.

Yes Daenerys is actually his first cousin twice over because Rhaegar and Daenerys's parents were brother and sister...but that would needlessly clutter the infobox (if Aerys II and Rhaella were alive it might be differnet, but they're not).

In-laws will be severely restricted to only the relevant ones.

First, we've got Sansa's two sham marriages, with Tyrion and (TV-only) Ramsay; this has zero impact on Jon, his storyline, and is thus irrelevant. On top of that in some pages people were listing all the Boltons and Lannisters as in-laws through Sansa.

Second, we have Robb's marriage....which ended with Robb's death and produced no issue, and in no way affected Jon whatsoever because it began and concluded while he was at the Wall. In this very specific case, I see no driving need to clutter up an already very full infobox with Talisa/Jeyne.

I kind of wanted to put Ygritte in there, but (shrug) I put her in the family tree to be nice. Common law wildling marriage, as it were. Whatever.

So I think the infobox as it is at this point in time is perfect.

...With respect to Targaryens and Targaryen titles, of course. Jon's status as King in the North/Lord of Winterfell re Sansa is an entirely separate issue, not merely limited to the infobox.--The Dragon Demands (talk) 23:08, July 3, 2016 (UTC)

Reference #1
"The official HBO Viewer's Guide website now confirms that Jon is really Rhaegar's son." Where does it confirm this? I am aware of the infographic that confirms the truth, but I don't believe that the viewer guide websites states anywhere that he is Rhaegar's son. The last time I checked (this morning), it only said that he was the son of Lyanna Stark. Reddyredcp (talk) 02:07, July 4, 2016 (UTC)

Apparently it is more difficult to update the viewer guide. I brought up in the talk section titled "Infograph and Rhaegar". The infograph is on MakingGameofThrones.com, is it HBO, or the writers, or George RR Matin who is behind the website?(The Triad (talk) 13:32, July 4, 2016 (UTC))


 * HBO, I'd assume. If it's too difficult to update the viewer guide, then it's not on the viewer guide (if that's your implication), and therefore reference #1 is incorrect. Shall it be removed? Reddyredcp (talk) 13:45, July 4, 2016 (UTC)

MakingGameOfThrones.com is considered basically part of "The HBO Viewer's Guide", or at least, another "official" source. It's in an official source, that means it's done. I changed the reference to "MakingGameOfThrones.com". It's done.--The Dragon Demands (talk) 13:50, July 4, 2016 (UTC)

If MakingGameOfThrones.com is run by HBO and is offical like you said, then there is no doubt about Rhaegar being Jon's father. HBO are the ones behind it aren't they? Your use of offical with "" cast a little doubt that's all. When you mean reference do you mean the [1] near Rhaegar in Jon's infobox?(The Triad (talk) 14:10, July 4, 2016 (UTC))


 * I wasn't doubting his parentage, I was questioning whether or not it was mentioned on GameofThrones.com. I did not know that MakingGameOfThrones.com was also considered to be apart of the "Viewer Guide." And yes, the [1] is a reference. I used quotation marks around the text of the reference because I was quoting it, referring to it. It's resolved now though, thanks. Reddyredcp (talk) 14:50, July 4, 2016 (UTC)


 * For me it still says the "HBO Viewer Guide" instead of "MakingGameOfThrones". I've been on the MakingGameOfThrones and it is offical and is by HBO. I know you weren't doubting Jon's parentage, neither was I. I was just doubting the validity of MakingGameofThrones. Now those doubts are gone, also a number of news articles about the infograph and Jon's parentage confirms that it is by HBO.(The Triad (talk) 15:03, July 4, 2016 (UTC))

About Sansa's alledged jealousy
[...] At this, Sansa begins to smile, assuming Lyanna means to hail her as Queen in the North - but then her smile vanishes as Lyanna continues by saying that Jon's name might be "Snow", but he is a Stark to her, and she hails him as the new King in the North

Seriously :o ??!! People who wrote thatt clearly didn't watch the episode or hate Sansa so much. Sans looks happy for Jon and even smiles when Jon is proclaimed King in the North. Her smiles vanishes when she sees Littlefinger not before because she is worried about what he's up to after the northerners crashed his plan. And btw how can you be sure she " assumed Lyanna meant to hail her as Queen"? Did you read her Mind? Did you have a private conversation with D&D? I posted a video so you can watchit by yourselves.

GaiaTanner (talk) 22:41, July 4, 2016 (UTC)GaiaTanner

Ygritte in infobox?
Er....I kind of put Ygritte in the infobox because in the books they point out that by capturing and having sex with Ygritte, she's sort of Jon's "wildling common law wife", as it were.

(shrug)

I could go either way, really.--The Dragon Demands (talk) 03:18, July 5, 2016 (UTC)

Permanent lock
From User Blairwashere2:

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From my Userpage as of 10 minutes ago:

"Heads. Spikes. Walls.

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I hope this message has been clear.

In the past week since the season finale aired, the wiki has been near-crippled by a massive influx of new users; many well meaning, others inevitably not. We weren't helped by the constant hounding about not having every article updated.

Moreover, no matter how frequently we check on the Jon Snow page, new users are always going to come on and add Targaryen sigils or outright fanon about his Targaryen name.

Wikipedia.org frequently has to lock high traffic articles.

If there are specific points or complaints, please bring them up on the talk page.

Otherwise, enough. Enough! Enough of being overwhelmed checking through a flood of new user posts endlessly arguing back and forth. This slowed down our overall constructive updates on post-finale information, and research on post-finale updates.

Time to take action to get the gears turning again.

Make no mistake, from this point on, failure has consequences.

Gonzalo84: Updates on Jon Snow and House Stark articles require your immediate review.

Xanderen, Ser Shield McShield, and ByzantineFire: Screenshots from the season finale including heraldry designs are needed for upload and implementation.

QueenBuffy: I'm going to tear this wiki apart to remove all new users who have been disruptive in the past week. Then we will address plot holes caused in adaptation. And bring me the showrunners, I want them ALIVE! --The Dragon Demands (talk) 05:08, July 5, 2016 (UTC)


 * Unfortunately there is no reasonable argument against this decision, as it's clear that many highly immature individuals have gone out of their way to ruin it for everyone. - 06:38, July 5, 2016 (UTC)


 * You and Tarkin don't mess around. I can understand your frustration, which I share. On Metal Gear Wiki we have vandalism with those who think it is funny or clever to change "Big Boss" to "Big Boobs" God it's annoying. I was wondering if permenantly locking the pageis necessary? Temporarily I understand. There are those who are not malicious who just want to contribute to the wiki. Maybe instead of locking the pages maybe we could permenantly block those that cause vandalism with no warning, as no warning is needed for it goes without saying. I'd like to hear your opinion.(The Triad (talk) 14:13, July 5, 2016 (UTC))

"Big Boss = Big Boobs"?! ROFL! It works on so many levels! Aaaah....--The Dragon Demands (talk) 14:59, July 5, 2016 (UTC)

I don't think the page should be locked ​permanently, however, I acknowledge that there has been an extreme influx of users editing the page for their own means, malicious or not. I recall back on the Young Dracula wiki, someone edited the main character's page to state "I love the show Young Dracula." I think it would probably be best to keep the page locked until Season 7, or at least until all the internet fan theories cool off and it's somewhat safe to unlock it. I would suggest the admins check the sandbox for ideas or at least listen to complaints, because a lot of my edits are for grammar or clarification.Ainzeelee (talk) 22:00, July 6, 2016 (UTC)Ainzeelee

Misinformation
It's so disapointing to see how the contributors follow their own agenda and take their own interpretation as the whole truth.

1/ Jon Snow is not a Targaryan as long as we don't know if his parents were married

2/ Jon Snow may be a Stark since he's King now ( House Snow is weird lol)  but still  it's not confirmed. We have to wait until season 7 is aired

3/ Jon Snow's name is not Jaherys or Aegon or whatever. D&D Miguel Saponik even said we'll never know

4/ Sansa's smile didn't vanish because she was jealous of Jon but because she saw Littlefinger's face and knew he was preparing something bad

Stop misinforming the readers!!!

GaiaTanner (talk) 08:33, July 5, 2016 (UTC)GaiaTanner

Jon is neither Targaryen or Stark even though he is part of both families, as he has not been legitimized under either one of those names. He may be King in the North but that doesn't make him a Stark, he is still a Snow.(The Triad (talk) 15:10, July 5, 2016 (UTC))


 * Yes sure, he's not legitimized, but King Jon of House Snow is super odd, isn't it?. We will find out on the next season though! GaiaTanner (talk) 15:35, July 5, 2016 (UTC)GaiaTanner

You are right but the last is not a fact, it's the way you interpreted it. I saw it this way also, but Sophie Turner (who plays Sansa Stark) and the show runners said there is jealousy and she now trusts LF more. I guess they know better than us.Basickk (talk) 08:39, July 5, 2016 (UTC):

I'm not interpreting anything. I describe the scene as it is. Sansa stop smiling when she sees Littlefinger's face and not before. Sansa may be jealous ( we don't know until we see season 7) but  stating : " [...] but then her smile vanishes as Lyanna continues by saying that Jon's name might be "Snow", but he is a Stark to her, and she hails him as the new King in the North." is beyond false because it doesn't fit the description of the scene, you just have to rewatch the episode. People need to be more rigorous :p GaiaTanner (talk) 09:05, July 5, 2016

I don't disbelieve you Gaia, I'mcurious to see for myself, when did D&D say we wouldn't know Jon's birth name? A source would be appreciated.(The Triad (talk) 13:04, July 5, 2016 (UTC))


 * Here is the link: http://www.thegrumpyfish.com/game-of-thrones-director-youre-not-going-to-know-what-lyanna-whispered/


 * I was wrong it's not D&D who said that but Miguel Sapochnik ( the Director of Hardhome, The BoB and TWoW)  GaiaTanner (talk) 14:39, July 5, 2016 (UTC)

Thanks Gaia, I was hoping that Miguel was going to flat out say that Rhaegar is Jon's father, I know its confirmed but I'm surprised it hasn't been brought up by the Game of Thrones team at all.(The Triad (talk) 14:56, July 5, 2016 (UTC))

Interesting, but his exact words were only: "Miguel Sapochnik (Director): The secret she whispers into his ear just before she dies? The best way to answer that question is to not answer it. You’re not going to know what she said." -- that could mean anything.--The Dragon Demands (talk) 14:57, July 5, 2016 (UTC)

Paternal and Maternal Split
I'm not against it, I was just wondering if this will be for all the characters on the wiki not just Jon.(The Triad (talk) 13:01, July 5, 2016 (UTC))


 * I certainly hope so, I think it's marvelous. I would definitely add it to Ned and Catelyn's children. Shaneymike (talk) 13:07, July 5, 2016 (UTC)

The Heir to The Iron Throne
Jon swore a vow to the nights watch "disclaim all lands and titles" if Rhaegar and Lyanna were in fact married, Jon gave up those titles, so Dany is still the rightful heir and chances are Jon is still a bastard which again would mean Dany is the rightful heir, but Robert was not the rightful heir and he took it so I guess the heir doesn't really matter anymore. If war were to come between the two, yes the neck may be hard to cross, but dragons can fly over it and Winterfell is NOT fire proof, neither are Starks so sorry Jon, but hopefully they team up. Dragonsbeatwolves (talk) 17:32, July 5, 2016 (UTC)


 * Do you truly think is interested in the Iron throne. He always wanted to be considered as a Stark and now is the KitN I think h's happy with that! It's right Dany has her dragons but her half naked army ( Unsullied+ Dothraki) can't stand a chance during the Winter. And don't forget Euron, she will have an hard time gaining the throne because of him GaiaTanner (talk) 18:28, July 5, 2016 (UTC)GaiaTanner
 * "My watch has ended"
 * https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vfrReQNA7Wk
 * They will team up, one of the dragons belongs to him. Remember Aegon the Conqueror and his sister-wives, each dragon needs a rider, the third is obviously Tyrion, in fact the adulterous son of the Mad King
 * lol it's just speculation no proof of that GaiaTanner (talk) 10:05, July 6, 2016 (UTC)GaiaTanner

He also swore a vow to stay in the Night's Watch. When he died, he was released from his vows, therefore        his oath has no bearing on his claim.Ainzeelee (talk) 16:52, July 7, 2016 (UTC)Ainzeelee

The vow explicitly states that it ends upon his death. Jon died and was then released form his oath. That was the entire point of that event. If the oath applied he could never have become King in the North either. BlueRoseRedDragon (talk) 01:02, July 8, 2016 (UTC)

Is this Twitter account by HBO?
This Twitter account retweets the link to the MakingGameofThrones.com about the infograph. https://twitter.com/GameOfThrones/status/748305076133867520?lang=en-gb I was wondering if HBO owns this account(The Triad (talk) 01:03, July 6, 2016 (UTC))

Not sure why you put that in this talk page, but yes, they do own that account. Lord Zach ( talk )  18:51, July 6, 2016 (UTC)

Because the Twitter account retweeted the page on the MakingGameofThrones.com about the infograph regarding Jon and Rhaegar. Just curious if HBO were retweeting their infograph from their website MakingGameofThrones.com. Thank you for letting me know that they do own that Twitter account. I already know that HBO is in charge of MakingGameofThrones.com I just wanted to know if they own this Twitter account. Thanks to you I now know that they do. Thank you.(The Triad (talk))

Cousins?
Okay, if you're going to list Robert and Gendry (one of whom he hasn't even met) as his family because they share some distant Targaryen relative, you might as well add Stannis, Shireen, and Renly, because they share the same degree of relation, and Stannis has had a much more integral effect on his life. (Other than Robert leading to Jon being raised as a bastard, he hasn't really had that big of an effect on him, and Gendry hasn't really affected him at all.) Just a thought.Ainzeelee (talk) 16:47, July 7, 2016 (UTC)Ainzeelee

I would have if they were still alive, but I'm not trying to make an exhaustive list of a huge dynasty.

Factors are:


 * How closely related they are
 * Are they still alive in the TV show
 * Did they have scenes together

Though....Stannis and Shireen did appear on-screen with Jon. Gendry might be relevant next season....maybe I should take out Robert and Gendry and only put them back if that becomes relevant, I don't know.--The Dragon Demands (talk) 17:19, July 7, 2016 (UTC)

I agree, Robert and Gendry should be taken out and only put back only if they become relevant in the upcoming seasons. Besides, we don't know how exactly they are related to the Targaryens since the family tree was altered in the TV show. In the Complete Guide to Westeros video "House Baratheon", Robert states that his claim to the throne was only based on his descent from Orys Baratheon, said to be a half-brother of Aegon I Targaryen.--(AshBell 03:14, July 9, 2016 (UTC))

Also, I'd like to say the relation is wrong. Jon's relation to Robert would be correct if we were following book continuity, (and assuming Jon's parents are the same in the books) but the show continuity removed Aerys II's father Jaeherys II, which, as well as meaning that Aegon had two daughters named Rhaelle and Rhaella, makes Robert Jon's second cousin, not his second cousin twice removed. And while, following show continuity, this would make Gendry Jon's third cousin, in book continuity, he would be Jon's second cousin twice removed. So Gendry's show relation is correct, but Robert's is not. I understand wanting to be lazy when doing this, and assuming that we were following book rules, and that the child of a second cousin once-removed would be a third cousin, if you're going to add obscure, pointless relations, please get them right. Sincerely, someone with too much time on their hands that felt the need to clarify said obscure, pointless relations, and then felt the need to go off on the person that decided to add them because they couldn't fix them themselves.Ainzeelee (talk) 06:32, July 9, 2016 (UTC)Ainzeelee

Yes, yes, Jaehaerys II. I wanted to be succinct instead of dragging that up...crud...--The Dragon Demands (talk) 01:18, July 14, 2016 (UTC)

His true name...
May bloody well be Jon, after Jon Connington, Rhaegar's best friend. Has no one considered this? --Bulletproofvalentine (talk) 18:52, July 7, 2016 (UTC)
 * It's a good thought, but I think that GRRM himself has stated that Ned named Jon. Most likely after Jon Arryn, of course. Reddyredcp (talk) 21:02, July 7, 2016 (UTC)


 * Well Ned named his sons after all the important men in his life
 * Robb= Robert Baratheon
 * Jon= Jon Arryn
 * Bran= Brandon (Ned's brother)
 * Rickon= Rickard ( Ned's father)
 * Sansa and Arya are common names in the North I guess
 * GaiaTanner (talk) 18:58, July 9, 2016 (UTC)


 * Actually, Rickon is a common Stark name, as are Brandon, Sansa, Arya. There was also an ancient King in the North called Jon Stark.--Gonzalo84 (talk) 14:58, July 13, 2016 (UTC)

Do you think Jon's parents were married?
I'm sure we will find out next year, but do you guys think that Rhaegar and Lyanna were married? The reason I think they were is when Lyanna whispers in Ned's ear she said "His name is...". Regardless what Jon's first name is, the whisper hints that Jon's last name is Targaryen.(The Triad (talk) 22:48, July 7, 2016 (UTC))


 * They maybe secretly married, but still it doesn't change Jon's status as there are no living witnesses to prove that


 * GaiaTanner (talk) 19:02, July 9, 2016 (UTC)GaiaTanner

Sansa was not usurped
Some people here obviously have no idea about a neutral point of view. Sansa was not usurped. There was no heir because there also was no king. Jon was proclaimed after he conquered Winterfell as the Commander of an army. She also smiles and looks concerned about littlefinger - not with him. 91.56.200.151 23:27, July 12, 2016 (UTC)

Family Tree
I see that the main page only displays the family tree of House Stark. Shouldn't it display the Targaryen Family Tree too? 27.49.32.94 11:08, July 13, 2016 (UTC)

Infograph on the Page
I was wondering if it would be alright to have the infograph in either behind the scenes section or the gallery, or both. I would do this myself but as the page is locked I cannot and I also don't want to be hasty and do something that might not be best for the wiki. I don't see any reason why we can't use the infograph in the behind the scenes and or gallery. If you agree or disagree let me  know what you think.(The Triad (talk) 00:48, July 14, 2016 (UTC))

What "infograph" you are referring to? Regards Ser Shield McShield (talk) 00:57, July 14, 2016 (UTC)

Are you talking about this one: http://www.makinggameofthrones.com/production-diary/got-connections-ned-promise-tower-of-joy-infographic

If so, I find that to be one of the most confusing infographics created - but, as always - that is just my personal opinion.

Regards Ser Shield McShield (talk) 01:00, July 14, 2016 (UTC)

Yep that's the one. Fair enough, I do agree that the graph is confusing initially because of all the characters involved with the Targaryen family and the Tower of Joy. However it does confirm that Rheagar is Jon's father and was first revealed on MakingGameofThrones.com which is run and owned by HBO so there is no doubt about the validity of the graph.(The Triad (talk) 01:08, July 14, 2016 (UTC))

The alleged "infograph" is needlessly confusing and not very helpful; you'd think they'd have put the effort into updating the family trees on the official Viewer's Guide website for House Stark. Argh. So yes, put it in the "behind the scenes" section as...a "citation", but don't make it bigger than a standard thumbnail. We only need proof it exists, I don't expect anyone to read the damn thing in-text - it's just too small, it would have to be 300px or the size of the page to read properly anyway. So use a smaller thumbnail I guess.--The Dragon Demands (talk) 01:16, July 14, 2016 (UTC)

If I may ask,what do you mean by alleged infograph? Alternatively we could just have it as a source to the website in the R+L=J section.(The Triad (talk) 01:29, July 14, 2016 (UTC))

By "alleged" infograph, I mean that the poorly written and needlessly confusing "graph" isn't actually very "informative" :) --The Dragon Demands (talk) 18:29, July 19, 2016 (UTC)

The mad king
Ok just a thought does anybody wonder if they might end up making Jon the actual "mad" one instead of Daenerys, think about it they set it up so everyone thinks it'll be Dany but she is the warrior of light, she is fire, fire saves the world not destroys it, and bran is ice, now Jon has Areys Targaryens blood too so it's possible and it's always know that fire and ice don't mix so what happens when they do a totally epic villain who nobody expected to be bad because he's the "hero" of the world. I don't know it just would be cool to see him go insane and to have bran and Dany have to team up and take down the monster born of ice and fire. Just a thought because everyone keeps saying Dany is because she's a Targaryen but so is Jon so why is he automatically not able to be evil when to be honest Dany has done more goods than bads. Just a theory nothing more. Dragonsbeatwolves (talk) 01:49, July 14, 2016 (UTC)

Ancestry/Heritage
At one point after "The Winds of Winter" aired, somebody changed the Culture aspect of the infobox to reflect that Jon is part-Valyrian, which is technically true, but I changed it back to just "Northmen" because a. that is the bulk of his heritage and b. that was the culture he grew up in. Still, I was wondering if maybe we could add a section or subsection discussing Jon's blood ties to Valyria and to a lesser extent Dorne since two of his paternal female forbears, Myriah Martell and Dyanna Dayne, were Dornish wonen. Shaneymike (talk) 03:12, July 15, 2016 (UTC)

So far we have decided a characters culture based on the father. If we use both Valyrian & Northmen to Jon's page, we would have to add Andal to all the Stark children page since Catelyn was an Andal. impmon101(talk) 09:25, July 15, 2016 (UTC)


 * One thing is the blood/ancestry/ethnicity... another quite different is the Culture: values, ideas, social practices, ideology etc, in which he was raised. Jon was raised a Northman since birth, no more, no less.--Gonzalo84 (talk) 05:24, July 15, 2016 (UTC)


 * I remember Sansa's page at one point listed her culture as "Northmen (with strong Andal influence)". I understand that culture has more to do with what Gonzalo said, which is why I wasn't suggesting we change his culture in the infobox. I'm just thinking it might be worth mentioning somewhere in the article, not necessarily the infobox, that the Jon also has Valyrian and Dornish ancestry through his father. Shaneymike (talk) 09:20, July 15, 2016 (UTC)

"Culture" is how you were raised, and has absolutely nothing to do with genetic blood heritage. Jon has no idea he's part-Valyrian, no exposure to the Targaryen cultural aspects whatsoever, thus his culture isn't "Valyrian". We listed a few of the Stark children as a mix due to being raised in an interfaith household - but Jon had no contact with Catelyn.--The Dragon Demands (talk) 18:29, July 19, 2016 (UTC)

Ned
I think Ned should be still be listed under father with something like "Uncle who raised him as a son" or something similar. AgentRedgrave (talk) 01:23, July 18, 2016 (UTC)

Edit - "Rickon Stark" is missing a close-bracket ("}") in the Jon's character section. It may mess-up automated parsers.

HawkWizard (talk) 16:57, July 27, 2016 (UTC)


 * Fixed. Thanks for point it out.--Gonzalo84 (talk) 17:06, July 27, 2016 (UTC)

Edit - "Aegon Targaryen" is missing a close-bracket ("}") in the Jon's character section.

Impmon101 (talk) 10:51, July 28, 2016 (UTC)

"Usurped"?
Can someone please remove this rubbish: As they cheer for their new king, the usurped Sansa exchanges a concerned glance with Littlefinger. --CrappyScrap 15:19, July 28, 2016 (UTC)

References/Citations
Could someone fix the references when they have a moment please? Thank you. Shaneymike (talk) 02:23, August 4, 2016 (UTC)

Personal Heraldry?
So, this is less about anything having to do with the story, or characters, but more about what Jon might take as his personal heraldry, given him ever finding his true parentage. Now, there's the obvious, and commonly mentioned, 'White Wolf' heraldry, which is entirely possible, even if he did know who his parents are. After all, one might still consider him a Stark bastard, and when the company Valyrian Steel made replicas of his sword, George R.R. Martin himself told them to use that banner for the plaque that comes with it. There's also the small, meager chance he might take Targaryen arms, and just as a bit of fanon, a flaming winter rose would be cool. It feel strange, thinking of him using the Stark banner, but he has already done so, and obviously he doesn't ​have to take a personal coat of arms. Thoughts?Ainzeelee (talk) 01:45, August 21, 2016 (UTC)


 * If you want to discuss a potential development in the show its better to use or create a forum discussion. This talk page is about the article.--Gonzalo84 (talk) 02:46, August 21, 2016 (UTC)


 * Sorry. I'm still *relatively* new to the wiki.Ainzeelee (talk) 00:09, August 30, 2016 (UTC)

Someone please change the summary about him and Sansa!
Will someone PLEASE change the ridiculous part of Jon's summary that Sansa was smiling because she thought Lyanna would name her Queen of the North. No, she was clearly smiling because she obviously liked the fact that Lyanna was telling off all of those idiot men for not supporting their cause in the first place. Her smile was basically verging on laughter as well. She was trying to hide it! And she was happy for Jon, she smiled at him and the look she shared with Littlefinger was one of nervousness. You could CLEARLY tell that the look on her face was one being worried since she didn't know what Littlefinger would do. And also please add the fact that earlier when Jon said that he considers himself not a Stark, Sansa says to him "you are to me". And the way she says it and the hurt look on her face indicates that she obviously means it. She's saddened that he would think that way about himself. Anyway, any annoyance that she might have felt at the meeting would be understandable anyway. She got NO credit for all of her hard work in taking back the North as well. It was also all her idea. Everyone ignored her and that wasn't fair.

Citation/reference error
The citation for Jon being Rhaegar's son (reference #53) leads to:Cite error: Invalid

Jon's age in Season 7
' Can Jon's age be changed to 23 by Season 7 instead of 22 since he was supposedly born in 281 AL? 'According to the tv series, Robert's Rebellion ended in 281AL which means that Jon and Robb should be 17 at the start of Season 1. Remember, Ned fought at the Tower of Joy and found her sister with her newborn baby right after the end of the war and that Robb was also born around the same time. Also, Daenerys Targaryen was a year younger than Jon and Robb in the books and if the rebellion took place two years before it happened in the books, wouldn't that mean that Jon was born in 281 and Dany in 282, meaning that they aren't the same age with each other? It also sounds wierd how Daenerys is supposedly born the same year as Jon in this article. Please reply back and tell me if i'm right or wrong.

Canadiankebab (talk) 22:50, April 22, 2017 (UTC)

Could someone just add a link the Season 7 in the age section of the infobox? IDONTCAREWHATANYONESAYSIAMTHEBIGGESTHPFAN (talk) 12:47, May 29, 2017 (UTC)

Will Jon's character be merged with...
...another character which is introduced on book 5 and whose initials are YG? Moonracer (talk) 11:23, May 6, 2017 (UTC)

...what? Heck no, he's not merged with YG.--The Dragon Demands (talk) 23:50, June 16, 2017 (UTC)

How the Wiki will handle Jon Snow's real Targaryen name
When, not "if", Jon Snow's real Targaryen name is revealed in later TV seasons,

this article will remain titled "Jon Snow", and not be renamed.

Wiki articles are based on the most commonly recognized form of a character's name, prior to identity reveals. I.e. "Hodor" wasn't renamed 'Wylis". Or dozens of other examples from Television, Movies, Film, etc.

We know he has a secret Targaryen name from the way they framed it in Season 6.

As I have been saying for years, it is assuredly Jaehaerys Targaryen. It would explain the idiotic stunt they pulled removing Jaeherys II back in Season 1. They wanted to simplify it so they wouldn't have to waste time explaining how he's "Named after the greatest Targaryen king" but "well there was also a second one". Idiots. YOU HAVE TO SPENT TIME EXPLAINING WHO JAEHAERYS THE FIRST WAS ANYWAY. So for six years they sat on that stupid idea and never reconsidered?

This is what retcons are for. --The Dragon Demands (talk) 23:50, June 16, 2017 (UTC)


 * Obviously we don't want endless arguments over the naming of the article... however I would argue that it should be changed if and when Jon himself takes up his Targaryen name and is openly using. If, for example the show ends with Jon on the Iron Throne it would be inappropriate to not make the change in my opinion.


 * I hope for Jaehaerys (because it makes more sense), but I'm pretty confident it will be Aegon - the leaked spoilers have been proven correct about many other things. - 06:36, June 17, 2017 (UTC)

....If Jon himself starts calling himself that, we'll make a formal consensus among the Admins to make such a big change...but yeah...if he starts calling himself that it actually shouldn't remain "Jon Snow" foreover...I don't know. But we won't change it the instant we hear his parents called him something else - but when he starts calling himself that.

Oh you would prefer Aegon over Jaehaerys - you support Aegon II and Daeron Blackfyre! :) haha--The Dragon Demands (talk) 18:42, June 17, 2017 (UTC)


 * And here I was hoping it would be Aemon! I agree though, regardless of what name Jon Snow was given at birth, he is Jon Snow. Until he has actually taken up another name for himself, which there is no indication he will as of right now, it should remain Jon Snow. Whenever his name is revealed in the show, I see no reason not to simply add a little bit into the main article where it clarifies his birthname is x Targaryen. It can also be added into the character template under the "Also known as" section. Reddyredcp (talk) 20:41, June 17, 2017 (UTC)


 * Oh, not at all - like I said I hope for Jaeherys! In fact, I'm pretty sure it will be Jaeherys... in the books... but lets face facts - GRRM cares a lot more about poetry and symbolism than D&D! I think it may have been their intention to keep Jon's name as Jaehaerys... back in season one ( hence the removal of Jaeherys II) but I think that ever since Young Gryff was cut (they probably made this decision after season three) his name was changed to Aegon. It's shorter, snappier, more recognisable for TV only fans, and exactly the sort of knuckle-headed decision D&D would make. I hope it will be Jaeherys... but I fear it will be Aegon. - 10:58, June 18, 2017 (UTC)

Oh god...that in between Season 1 and now in Season 7, they abandoned the original book version they were setting up in Season 1?

God help us all.--The Dragon Demands (talk) 13:47, June 18, 2017 (UTC)


 * I wouldn't put it past them, would you? - 14:54, June 18, 2017 (UTC)

...Darn.

[Smashes a glass against the table in front of me]

'''BRING ME THE SHOWRUNNERS. I WANT THEM ALIVE.'''

--The Dragon Demands (talk) 02:35, June 19, 2017 (UTC)


 * The show's going to name Jon "Aegon", huh? Maybe that's one of the reasons Young Griff/Faegon was cut from the show, so as to not have 2 Aegons in the shows at the same time...  DRAEVAN13  17:57, June 19, 2017 (UTC)


 * Some people on Reddit have suggested that the person who transcribed the spoiler leaks misheard/misread Aemon as Aegon... so there may yet be hope. Aemon would make a lot more sense, and there's a lot of historical precedent for sets of Targaryen brothers being called Aemon and Aegon. - 09:20, June 21, 2017 (UTC)

Please Change this ma
in the season six section it says "Sansa begins to smile, assuming Lyanna means to hail her as Queen in the North - but then her smile vanishes as Lyanna continues by saying that Jon's name might be "Snow", her smile didn't fade away she was quite happy that jon was hailed king in the north in the end she was smiled at jon too can someone please change that to her smile fades when she looks at littlefinger

KingOnTheIronThrone (talk) 16:56, June 25, 2017 (UTC)KingOnTheIronThrone

Done. Ser Shield McShield (talk) 00:38, June 27, 2017 (UTC)

Catelyn was indeed Jon's stepmother. Merriam-Webster defines a stepmother as "the wife of one's father when distinct from one's natural or legal mother". Catelyn was precisely that to Jon, i.e. stepmother. Everyone regarded Jon as Eddard's son, or Eddard as Jon's father, thus making Eddard's wife Jon's stepmother regardless of whether Jon was legitimized or not. ZoCurious (talk) 05:14, July 6, 2017 (UTC)

Since Ned was actually Jon's uncle, that would make Catelyn his aunt by marriage but we no longer get into grandparents, aunts, uncles, nephews, and niece. As for Cat being Jon's stepmother as well as his aunt, I think that's reaching.--Shaneymike (talk) 01:40, July 10, 2017 (UTC)

Update
Could someone update the page? It's still stucked to season six material.

SawyerLaFleur (talk) 19:20, July 31, 2017 (UTC)

Inaccuracies of season 7. davos didn't mention that he died to dany, he was about to. davos did mention that jon took a knife to the heart. Also, Dany merely questioned if Ned as Robert's best friend knew that he sent assassin after her. I think you should give me permission to edit. I won't abuse it. Lygarx (talk) 11:36, August 6, 2017 (UTC)

Agreed! Neither would I! I'd like permission too! Maymichael (talk) 20:11, August 10, 2017 (UTC)

King Jon Snow
Why exactly was "King" removed from the introduction to the article? --SonicWiki (Talk)
 * Because he bent the knee to Queen Daenerys, who claims the throne of the Seven Kingdoms. — Ser Eric of Arbor (talk) 16:33, March 29, 2019 (UTC)

Eastwatch reveal
Haven't watched the episode yet, but I read that Gilly reveals that Rhaegar annuled his marriage to Elia Martell and married Lyanna Stark, which would make Jon a Targaryen not a Snow.

The problem is, while WE know this... no one in the show does. Are we going to rename the page, or leave it as "Jon Snow" until it becomes widely known to the characters involved?  DRAEVAN13  11:14, August 14, 2017 (UTC)

Well, they still haven't revealed his name yet, so we can't rename the article. As for him being a Targaryen rather than a Snow, we need more evidence because Sam wasn't listening when Gilly was telling him what she found and cut her off. Hopefully, this will be resolved by the end of the season. Until then, however, this page should stay locked. Shaneymike (talk) 11:32, August 14, 2017 (UTC)

Just my thoughts, but publically he's Jon Snow, and if you asked him what his name was he would answer Jon Snow. Joffrey, Tommen, and Myrcella's articles are not Joffrey, Tommen, and Myrcella Waters or Joffrey, Tommen, and Myrcella Lannister (which would be extra incorrect), but rather Joffrey, Tommen, and Myrcella Baratheon, even though they are clearly not Baratheons. Ask them what their names were, it would be Baratheon, and legally it would be Baratheon.

It should stay Jon Snow unless he himself says he's Jon/whatever his first name is Targaryen or he starts to be referred legally as such (even though, it should be under consideration here, maybe a redirect be best). Changing it would cause a lot of confusion. But again, there's always a redirect as an option - InGen Nate Kenny (talk) 04:13, August 19, 2017 (UTC)

Aegon
They've been name dropping Aegon like crazy this season... #justsaying. - 12:13, August 15, 2017 (UTC)

But why in the world would someone name a child the same name as another child they are already the parent of, especially when that child is still alive? I am 100% positive his name is not Aegon, and whatever his name was he's been Jon for 22 years, he's not going to throw that away. InGen Nate Kenny (talk) 04:13, August 19, 2017 (UTC)


 * Well, for one, D&D are knuckleheads who don't care if things make sense or not. If I had to give an in-universe explanation... Lyanna named him, not Rhaegar. - 14:46, August 19, 2017 (UTC)


 * "Well, for one, D&D are knuckleheads who don't care if things make sense or not."
 * That's for sure. They forgot to have Jon tell Daenerys about her great-uncle (his great-great-uncle) Aemon. I'm hoping D&D made that Jon's birth name rather than Aegon as all those idiots out there keep speculating as they forget Rhaegar already had a son named Aegon. But like you said, D&D are knuckleheads.Shaneymike (talk) 15:16, August 19, 2017 (UTC)


 * More Aegon namedropping... - 08:11, August 21, 2017 (UTC)

Allegiance
I foresee this being the next big "edit war" that will lead to another indefinite lockdown... these rarely work, but let's try to talk this out.

On one hand, Jon outright declared Dany as his queen. On the other hand, he didn't "physically" bend the knee, I suppose, but the idea is still there. It should be noted that the HBO Viewer Guide still lists Jon as King in the North. Maybe the idea is that she will let him keep using the title? I don't know. The Viewer Guide has gotten things wrong before, but it's still canon.

The next and final episode will almost certainly make it clear... well, I hope so, anyway. Reddyredcp (talk) 04:19, August 21, 2017 (UTC)

He's bent the knee, it was clear. His wiki needs to be edited to say that he was the former king of the north. His allegiance is to house Targaryen. Unfortunately I can't edit the wiki. Zelda5820 (talk) 02:45, August 28, 2017 (UTC)

Why are half of the Wiki's on here locked? Nobody has been updated for over 2 weeks. Isn't the point of a wiki to have users update it? Zelda5820 (talk) 04:44, August 28, 2017 (UTC)
 * Because we get an enormous amount of vandalize and spam with the millions of hits we get per day. It is impossible for us to update these pages, with so many people coming in and working on them while also having to watch out for vandalize. Check back in the future and they should be reopened. 04:48, August 28, 2017 (UTC)

Religion
Is Jon Snow a servant of the red god now? That conversation he had with Beric about "Death is The Enemy" made me think, will he serve the Lord of Light? It sounded like a conversion to me... Nicomicho (talk) 14:30, August 25, 2017 (UTC)I didn't really get that vibe. Jon's just not the type of guy to shout out "your religion is wrong!" He's openly contemplating what it all means. Reddyredcp (talk) 11:55, August 30, 2017 (UTC)

Page move to Aegon Targaryen
Page must be moved to Aegon Targaryen. The three-eyed raven confirmed in the season 7 finale that this is Jon's true name and he is the heir of the Iron Throne. Greenseer-Queen Bran (talk) 02:47, August 28, 2017 (UTC)
 * No. It will remain Jon Snow for the time being; as that is how everyone knows him. We will work on redirects and all that, but for now, please lets not start debating this. The admin team will keep an eye on it. Thanks. 02:50, August 28, 2017 (UTC)
 * ...No, I disagree. I really think this policy of "latest info" should be altered in some way. This is a HUGE moment, but it's a massive spoiler. Also, Jon Snow is, well, Jon Snow. We don't know how he will identify in the future, but for all intents and purpose, he still identifies as Jon Snow. "Aegon Targaryen" should simply be mentioned in the article, and maybe added into the infobox in the "Also known as" section. This guy is still Jon Snow. Reddyredcp (talk) 02:52, August 28, 2017 (UTC)

Under NO circumstances will this page be moved to "Aegon Targaryen".

I'll articulate a longer response in a few hours as I stay up until dawn doing the post-episode write-up.

Long story short:


 * 1 - He doesn't call himself that.
 * 2 - Precedent of "Darth Vader" and "Anakin Skywalker" on Wookieepedia, which goes by "Darth Vader" as its article title because it's what he's more widely known as.
 * 3 - ...We don't know if his actual name in the books is "Aegon Targaryen", or if the TV writers thought people wouldn't get a reference to "Jaehaerys Targaryen" and swapped it for Aegon. Because...why the hell would Rhaegar name TWO of his sons "Aegon"? Unless Lyanna named him, after the Sack of King's Landing...which is...plausible...

Check back in....around eight hours. I'm loaded up with espresso shots and will be working until dawn.--The Dragon Demands (talk) 03:06, August 28, 2017 (UTC)


 * IMO, the only way the article name should possibly change, it's if at the end of the series, Jon sits on the Thrones and rules as "Aegon, sixth of his name,..." Maxattac (talk) 03:11, August 28, 2017 (UTC)


 * The article should remain titled "Jon Snow" until Jon himself discovers and embraces his true name (if that even happens). - 04:57, August 28, 2017 (UTC)


 * Seems like at the very least the Targaryen sigil should be added to the top of the infobox

- 07:43, August 28, 2017 (UTC)


 * Jon still doesn't know he's a Targaryen, so that wouldn't be appropriate. - 07:48, August 28, 2017 (UTC)
 * I was about to say the same thing Xanderen :) 07:49, August 28, 2017 (UTC)Okay, I get the logic of not renaming the page because he doesn't call himself Aegon. After all, a person's name is his name. A baby who was switched from birth doesn't suddenly start calling him/herself by his original name when he/she finds out the truth. However, one thing that absolutely can't be disputed is that Jon is a legitimate Targaryen. Even if Jon never calls himself as such, it's still who he is. He isn't a bastard. He's never been a bastard, and shouldn't be called Snow anymore. So rename it to Jon Targaryen. That's fair, after all. It's who he is. --Mandon (talk) 17:03, August 28, 2017 (UTC)
 * His name isn't "Jon Targaryen" anymore than it is "Jon Sand", or "Jon Stark"... we can't call him something that he's never referred to as, that's ridiculous. - 17:25, August 28, 2017 (UTC)


 * Once again, we will not be changing the name of this article. For 7 years people have known him as Jon and will not come to search his article with "Aegon". It's like Hordor's page.. we didn't change it to "Willis", as everyone knows him as Hordor. This page is now protected because we can't and won't keep debating this. Thanks. 17:28, August 28, 2017 (UTC)
 * Agreed. I remember at one point the name of this article was prematurely renamed "Aemon Tararyen". That would have been a much more logical choice on the showrunners' part imho but then again I can't say I'm surprised that they went this route. Shaneymike (talk) 00:33, August 29, 2017 (UTC)
 * Speaking of sigils, why does he still have the Night's Watch sigil? He doesn't identify as a black brother anymore. --Velgax (talk) 20:56, August 29, 2017 (UTC)
 * I don't really know what the heraldry policy is anymore specifically, but I do know that shields aren't removed just because they are no longer actively part of the organization. The Night's Watch was a big part of Jon's character, and he was part of the organization, so the shield is kept there. Perhaps this policy can be debated but Jon's talk page isn't the place for it. Reddyredcp (talk) 21:21, August 29, 2017 (UTC)
 * Jon's kind of a unique case, as no else has ever been allowed to quit the Night's Watch before... I'm unsure to be honest.

Warden of the North
He is not a king anymore... Maxattac (talk) 02:28, August 30, 2017 (UTC)This makes sense... though the Viewer Guide (which does get things wrong time to time, to be fair) still lists him as King in the North. Not sure how this should be treated really. Reddyredcp (talk) 02:35, August 30, 2017 (UTC)

King of the North
The infobox lists Jon's former title to be "King of the North" when it should be "King in the North;" also, his seasonal appearance should be updated with Season 8.— Queen of the Andals and the First Men (talk) 10:19, August 30, 2017 (UTC)
 * Sorted. Thanks. - 10:28, August 30, 2017 (UTC)


 * Also I don't think he's been confirmed as Lord Paramount of the North, only as Warden. And based on other infoboxes, it's customary to link the entire title of "Warden of the North," only redirect it to Warden. Reddyredcp (talk) 11:54, August 30, 2017 (UTC)

Categorization
I was wondering if someone could categorize this article as "Snow, Jon." Thanks! — Queen of the Andals and the First Men (talk) 10:53, August 30, 2017 (UTC)

Jon Snow's Real Name
I just want to say that I agree, that despite Jon's real name having been revealed, the page has to remain named "Jon Snow" as it is the name that the characters and audience has known Jon by for nearly the entire series. All I'm suggesting is that above the "Also known as" section infobox, there should be a "Real name" or "Birth name" section with "Aegon Targaryen". It makes sense to do so as his birth name is different from what he is also known as. Jon's "Secret origin" section, such as adding to what Lyanna said, needs to be updated.(The Triad (talk) 00:03, August 31, 2017 (UTC))

I agree. The page should remain titled Jon Snow with a AKA Aegon Targaryen in the infobox if he doesn't acknoledge his birthname, or until Jon (if he ever does) begins to call himself by his birthname, and if that's the case, in my opinion the page should be renamed to his birthname, and people who search "Jon Snow" will be redirected to the page regardless. Example: People who search WW2 on wikipedia will still be directed to the page titled World War II. Vitus Infinitus (talk) 00:44, August 31, 2017 (UTC)

I understand what you're saying and thats fair enough. I still think that a "Real name" with Ageon Targaryen can work as on the Metal Gear Wiki, characters such as Big Boss, Solid Snake, Liquid Snake and so forth have their wiki pages named as I've just mentioned and in the infobox above their AKA section, they have their real names such as John, David and Eli. Whether you search their wiki pages or real names the suggestions will come up with their wiki pages, I've noticed that when you search Ageon Targaryen it now has Jon Snow in the suggestion. While it makes very little difference, It does make sense to separate his birth name from his AKA section as they are different.(The Triad (talk) 01:17, August 31, 2017 (UTC))

Lord Paramount of the North
There is no way to assume that Jon is now Lord Paramount of the North. In his letter to Sansa, he adressed himself as Warden of the North. At this point, either he or Sansa can be known as Lord/Lady Paramount of the North, due to lack of clarification. User: Johan0731 (talk) 10:42, August 30, 2017 (UTC)

I'm pretty sure that warden and lord paramount of the north are supposed to be joint titles and that Jon should get the Lord Paramount title too b/c Sansa is the Lady of Winterfell not the North she was Lady of Winterfell when Jon was King in the North so Lord paramount is one of Jon's titles not Sansa's. (Jman321 (talk) 01:04, December 2, 2017 (UTC))

King of the Andals, the Rhoynar, and the First Men
Jon Snow should be revealed as Aegon Targaryen, and become the rightful ruler of the Seven Kingdoms. It is his birthright after all, and Dany can rule with him at his side. StarkMay (talk) 14:57, August 31, 2017 (UTC)


 * This isn't really the place to discuss this. - 16:02, August 31, 2017 (UTC)

Prince?
Should Prince be added to his list of titles? --Mandon (talk) 21:05, September 3, 2017 (UTC)

Why? He is, and never has been, a Prince. Dr. Legendary (talk) 16:05, September 26, 2017 (UTC)

Last I checked, children of princes and princesses also inherit the title of prince and princess. Since Jon is a legitimate son of Rhaegar - that makes him a prince, same as his deceased siblings, Rhaenys and Aegon [other Aegon lol] --Mandon (talk) 21:02, September 26, 2017 (UTC)

Minor grammar edits
Can someone please add a space between "King in the North" and " (formerly) "?! *eye-twitch*

Also replacing the hyphens around "born Aegon Targaryen" with commas would be lovely. Lightning Laxus (talk) 01:53, September 5, 2017 (UTC)

The heraldry template also needs to be realigned with the text (the culprit being the needless space between the template and the text in the source) and all of the "Warden of the North" needs to be linked to the Warden article, as it's done on other character infoboxes. Warden of the North if you will... unless this is being changed, in which case all of those character infoboxes with Warden titles need to be updated. Reddyredcp (talk) 02:31, September 5, 2017 (UTC)

Bran didn't even say " . . . is Aegon Targaryen," from the opening quotation. It's not really necessary either since Jon's true name is given in the article's first sentence. Remove it. Lightning Laxus (talk) 02:40, September 5, 2017 (UTC)


 * Bump. You can't quote something Bran didn't say. Lightning Laxus (talk) 03:01, September 6, 2017 (UTC)

questionable line
From the end of the last paragraph in Secret origin "The boy also grew up using the surname "Snow", as is customary for acknowledged bastards in the North. In truth, however, "Jon" may not be a bastard at all. Rhaegar apparently had his marriage to Elia annulled and married another, presumably Lyanna."

Has it not been established that Rhaegar had his marriage annulled to wed Lyanna (it's the same bloody actress), which we see him doing in Eastwatch, the episode the line cites as a source? Editor-in-Chief IME (talk) 09:10, September 8, 2017 (UTC)

I agree. "The Dragon and the Wolf" revealed that Rhaegar had indeed married Lyanna and that Jon really is their legitimate son. That line really needs to be changed.

NarendraMartosudarmo (talk) 14:12, March 29, 2019 (UTC)

Jon's S5 Image
Jon's Season 5 image in the infobox is wrong, the image is from the Battle of the Bastards. Change please. SharkyBytesz (talk) 11:10, September 10, 2017 (UTC)

Already informed Buffy. Shaneymike (talk) 11:19, September 10, 2017 (UTC)

Jon Snow should be known as King In The North
Jon Snow should also be known as the king in the north now so ya.I Hereby Inform You (talk) 06:27, September 25, 2017 (UTC)

He bent the knee to Daenerys, renouncing his claim as King in the North. — Queen of the Andals and the First Men (talk) 06:31, September 25, 2017 (UTC)

Why should he be known as King in the North? He bent the knee. He is no longer King of anything or anyone. He is Warden of the North. Dr. Legendary (talk) 15:52, September 25, 2017 (UTC)

He literally signed his letter to Sansa as "Jon Snow - Warden of the North" so yeah.. he is no longer a king. --Mandon (talk) 18:07, September 30, 2017 (UTC)

Date and location
Can someone add the date and location to his death section? Vegan God (talk) 14:33, October 14, 2017 (UTC)

What is the color of Jon's eyes?
According to the novels, Jon has gray eyes, like Ned. In the show it is mentioned at least twice (by Catelyn in "Dark Wings, Dark Words" and Dolorous Edd in "Oathbreaker") that he has brown eyes. Is it a repeating error, or was Jon's eye color changed by the show writers to brown? Moonracer (talk) 11:49, November 6, 2017 (UTC)

Targaryen heraldry?
Since he was born a trueborn Targaryen prince, shouldn't Targaryen heraldry be added above the infobox? Vapingheathen (talk) 17:45, November 8, 2017 (UTC)

Not yet since he - along with most of the rest of his world - doesn't have any idea he is a Targaryen. We will probably add in Season 8 when all of this is revealed in-universe.

Regards, Ser Shield McShield (talk) 19:15, November 8, 2017 (UTC)

Norwegian
Can the Norwegian article "Jon Snø" be added to the languages? VapingHeathen, the Raven 09:22, December 11, 2017 (UTC)

Free Folk heraldry and allegiance?
As we all know, he pledged himself to Mance Rayder and stayed with the wildlings for a long while before returning back to the Night's Watch. Even though he was still mentally a crow, he was still a "member" of the Free Folk. This should be enough to have "Free Folk (formerly)" in the allegiances and the Free Folk heraldry?

VapingHeathen, the Raven 09:23, December 17, 2017 (UTC)


 * (UPDATE) Is anyone gonna start responding?  VapingHeathen, the Raven 02:17, December 19, 2017 (UTC)

Aka: "Ser Crow"
As referred to by one of Craster's daughters

VapingHeathen, the Raven 01:51, December 20, 2017 (UTC)

AL to AC
I was wondering if someone with the rights to edit Jon's page could change the dates in his infobox from "281 AL" and "302 AL" to "281 AC" and "302 AC" with appropriate links. Thanks! — Darth Dracarys (talk) 01:36, January 4, 2018 (UTC)

Done. Shaneymike (talk) 02:00, January 4, 2018 (UTC)

Thank-you! Hate to be a nuisance, but would it be possible for you to categorize Jon's page as "Snow, Jon"? — Darth Dracarys (talk) 02:04, January 4, 2018 (UTC)

Predecessor and Successors
Shouldn't Jon have a successor/predecessor section added for his positions: lord commander of the night's watch, king in the north, and warden of the north.

Season 7 update
Can the admins update Jon Snow's season 7 page it's missing the part where he and Daenarys made love.  (Jman321 (talk) 05:40, January 15, 2018 (UTC)) 

King of the North -> King in the North
At the end of the opening paragraph, "King of the North" should be "King in the North". ProtectorOfTheSevenKingdoms (talk) 09:51, November 16, 2018 (UTC)


 * You are right. That should be corrected. Moonracer (talk) 14:06, November 16, 2018 (UTC)

Correction request
Please correct

to

Thank you!--PlNG (talk) 21:25, February 12, 2019 (UTC)

Done. Ser Shield McShield (talk) 22:01, February 12, 2019 (UTC)

VI or VII?
Correct me if I got my history wrong but I seem to recall reading that when the French monarchy was briefly restored after Napoleon's disastrous Russia campaign, the late Louis XVI's brother assumed the throne as Louis XVIII as his late nephew was still considered Louis XVII, even though he never assumed the throne.

If the Mad King died before his grandson by Rhaegar and Elia did, I wonder if it makes more sense that he go down in history as Aegon VI and Jon aw Aegon VII, assuming that he does take the throne at the end of the show. Shaneymike (talk) 00:04, February 14, 2019 (UTC)


 * Aegon the Uncrowned meets similar factors as Louis XVII, and we can find our answer from him: Is he regarded as Aegon II? Should he be? No. --ProtectorOfTheSevenKingdoms (talk) 07:15, February 19, 2019 (UTC)


 * The answer here was given by Sam in the last episode. — Ser Eric of Arbor (talk) 19:30, April 17, 2019 (UTC)

Unlocking the article
I understand why Jon Snow's article was locked in the first place, but I believe that it is no longer necessary at this time. Wikis are meant to be collaborative efforts, and there are things that need to be done in preparation for the upcoming season, including for Jon Snow. Besides, what better time to unlock it than now, when there will likely be a greater influx of "trolls" when Season 8 begins? Reddyredcp (talk) 08:31, February 18, 2019 (UTC)

Jon and Fire?
So is Jon able to walk/be in fire like Dany? Or is he more like Viserys? Any theories out there? QueenBuffy 00:52, April 22, 2019 (UTC)

Well, in the books, Daenerys merely survives the whole Mirri/Drogo funeral pyre due to Mirri's original magic...that "life and death have been balanced/restored", which also leads to the birth of her dragons. In the books, Daenerys is also not impervirous to fire, although she does find a certain spirtual strength and attachtment to it. Maybe the whole "life must pay for life"/funeral pyre thing is the reason for her fire-proof nature in the TV series (which explains why Jon isn't fire proof), whilst the Viserys/"firecannot kill a dragon" line in "A Golden Crown" is just Daenerys's way of expressing his lack of strength in comparison to hers. ABCXYZ12345678 (talk) 01:02, April 22, 2019 (UTC)

Jon already burned his hand by touching the lantern during the confrontation with the wight in Season 1. — Darth Dracarys (talk) 02:05, April 22, 2019 (UTC)

Heraldry
Okay, so I understand why the House Targaryen heraldry has been added at this point... but I do not think that both shields should represent House Targaryen. One of the reasons is by (as I'm aware of them) wiki policies; we don't simply disregard an organization or faction a character once belonged to. See: Arya Stark with the Faceless Men and Jaime Lannister with the Kingsguard, and, of course, Sansa Stark with the Lannister and Bolton sigils. So, I don't think the Night's Watch sigil should be removed from Jon's heraldry. I also personally don't believe that the House Stark sigil should be removed; Jon was still raised as a member of House Stark all his life, and his loyalty still pretty much lies with House Stark, even if he is also sworn to Daenerys and is naturally a Targaryen. I think we should simply use the three sigils like on Sansa's page: Targaryen on the left, Stark in the middle, Night's Watch on the right. Oh, and the little spacing between the heraldry and the rest of the page needs to be fixed. Reddyredcp (talk) 06:16, May 6, 2019 (UTC)

Yes, please can an administrator fix this? It feels totally wrong to remove House Stark's heraldry, especially after last episode, after which I don't think Jon will be inclined to mantain faith with House Targaryen. SheWolf31 (talk) 19:48, May 13, 2019 (UTC)SheWolf31
 * Replacing the Stark sigil with the Targaryen sigil is a disservice to Jon Snow's arc this season which is all about which house he feels more inclined to support. This is especially bad given that three sigils are possible to use on a character's page, see Sandor Clegane for instance (which uses the Clegane shield, the Kingsguard shield and the Brotherhood without Banners shield). Pelledrine (talk) 15:35, May 14, 2019 (UTC)


 * We only use house sigils for members of the house in question. Jon is not a member of House Stark, and he and many other people know and acknowledge it. He was essentially Ned's ward. --Potsk (talk) 15:41, May 14, 2019 (UTC)
 * Jon's mother was a Stark, he was raised as a Stark his entire life. The fact that he still goes by "Jon Snow" and doesn't use the name "Aegon Targaryen" himself (though that might change with the finale) shows that he is still very much seen as a member of House Stark by himself and others around him.Pelledrine (talk) 16:10, May 14, 2019 (UTC)


 * Jon isn’t a Stark just as Ned and Catelyn’s children aren’t Tullys. Being loyal to a house doesn’t make one a member of that house. Theon was also raised at Winterfell, but despite Jon, Sansa, and Bran saying they consider him a Stark he isn’t one. Same goes for Jon. - 16:14, May 14, 2019 (UTC)
 * Of the millions of people inhabiting the Seven Kingdoms, a total of eight people are aware that Jon isn't a Stark. Out of those eight, all refer to him as "Jon Snow" rather than "Aegon Targaryen". All living members of House Stark see him as one of them. That he was named as King in the North and Warden of the North because he is/was a member of House Stark further strengthens the entire thing. This is ridiculous. Pelledrine (talk) 17:57, May 14, 2019 (UTC)
 * Since we talk about formalities, the fact is that he is not just "loyal" to House Stark. He is the head of House Stark. Officially.  Even after all members of House Stark including Sansa were told the truth about him. How are you head of a House, if you're not its member in some way? He is listed on this wiki as a member of House Stark. He is the Warden of the North. He officially holds the title. He leads the Northern army and the men of the Vale. They answer to him. And even if you say allegiances don't matter, his allegiance to House Stark still comes before his allegiance to House Targaryen. All the facts stated above and validated by this wiki itself should be enough for the Stark heraldry to be there before any else. SheWolf31 (talk) 16:38, May 14, 2019 (UTC)SheWolf31
 * Since we talk about formalities, the fact is that he is not just "loyal" to House Stark. He is the head of House Stark. Officially.  Even after all members of House Stark including Sansa were told the truth about him. How are you head of a House, if you're not its member in some way? He is listed on this wiki as a member of House Stark. He is the Warden of the North. He officially holds the title. He leads the Northern army and the men of the Vale. They answer to him. And even if you say allegiances don't matter, his allegiance to House Stark still comes before his allegiance to House Targaryen. All the facts stated above and validated by this wiki itself should be enough for the Stark heraldry to be there before any else. SheWolf31 (talk) 16:38, May 14, 2019 (UTC)SheWolf31


 * No, he's not the official head of House Stark. That's Sansa. He's the Warden of the North, but not the head of House Stark. Take Daven Lannister in the books for example: Daven is Warden of the West, but Cersei is the head of House Lannister and Lady of Casterly Rock. Jaime was Warden of the East, but Sweetrobin is head of House Arryn and Defender of the Vale. --Potsk (talk) 17:41, May 14, 2019 (UTC)
 * Much as how the valonqar prophecy was never mentioned on the show and thus turned out to be irrelevant in it, Daven being Warden of the West and Jaime being Warden of the East never happened in the show and should not be taken into account. Since Jon holds the "bigger" title of Warden of the North/King of the North and is a male member, there is no reason to assume he isn't the head of House Stark. After all, he leads all their armies (as seen in the latest episode), despite Sansa hesitating to aid Daenerys.Pelledrine (talk) 17:57, May 14, 2019 (UTC)


 * The events don't happen, but the system is still there. Of course he leads the armies -- Warden is a military position. He's a member of House Targaryen, period. --Potsk (talk) 18:01, May 14, 2019 (UTC)
 * This wiki is about the show, not the books. There is an ASOIAF wiki for the books. But since you're bringing it up, both Cersei and Daven were members of House Lannister. Jon rules the North with Sansa, so you could argue that they rule jointly, yet "Warden" is considered a title holding higher rank than "Lord Paramount" or "Lady Paramount". He's the Warden of the North but not a member of House Stark? Never heard of someone who rules a House (even jointly) without being its member, but sure, sounds logic. The Northern lords named him "King in the North" despite the fact that he was, in their eyes, a bastard and that Sansa, the "official head of the house", was right there. Kit Harington's simbol on the opening title is the Stark one, but yeah, let's ignore that. He's, again, listed as a member of House Stark on House Stark's page, but maybe we're just ignoring that as well. Guess D&D are not the only ones disregarding logic. I'm done here, since we're hell bent on denying evidence. SheWolf31 (talk) 18:38, May 14, 2019 (UTC)SheWolf31
 * This wiki is about the show, not the books. There is an ASOIAF wiki for the books. But since you're bringing it up, both Cersei and Daven were members of House Lannister. Jon rules the North with Sansa, so you could argue that they rule jointly, yet "Warden" is considered a title holding higher rank than "Lord Paramount" or "Lady Paramount". He's the Warden of the North but not a member of House Stark? Never heard of someone who rules a House (even jointly) without being its member, but sure, sounds logic. The Northern lords named him "King in the North" despite the fact that he was, in their eyes, a bastard and that Sansa, the "official head of the house", was right there. Kit Harington's simbol on the opening title is the Stark one, but yeah, let's ignore that. He's, again, listed as a member of House Stark on House Stark's page, but maybe we're just ignoring that as well. Guess D&D are not the only ones disregarding logic. I'm done here, since we're hell bent on denying evidence. SheWolf31 (talk) 18:38, May 14, 2019 (UTC)SheWolf31