Raymont Baratheon

Raymont Baratheon
Biographical information
Born	At Storm's End
Political information
House(s)	Baratheon
Affiliation(s)	Kingsguard
Title(s)	Ser
Personal information
Culture	Andal
Religion	Faith of the Seven
Father	{Orys Baratheon}
Mother	{Argella Durrandon}
Sibling(s)	{Axel Baratheon} {Serac Baratheon} {Theresa Baratheon} {Ethelide Baratheon} {Mychal Baratheon}

"A few of the Faith Militant's more... militant members even scaled the walls of the castle and would have slain the king and his family had a knight of the Kingsguard not intervened."

―The High Sparrow

Ser Raymont Baratheon was a knight of King Aenys Targaryen's Kingsguard.

Biography

The Faith Militant attack King Aenys in the Red Keep but are repulsed by his Kingsguard, led by Ser Raymont Baratheon.

Raymont was a son of Orys Baratheon and Argella Durrandon. During a Faith Militant raid on the Red Keep, Raymont was able to keep the raiders from killing King Aenys and his family.

Family

Paternal

Visenya Targaryen Deceased

Aegon I Targaryen Deceased

Rhaenys Targaryen Deceased

Orys Baratheon Deceased

Argella Baratheon née Durrandon Deceased

Aenys I Targaryen Deceased

Alyssa Velaryon Deceased

Maegor I Targaryen Deceased

Ceryse Hightower 1st wife Deceased

Alys Harroway 2nd wife Deceased

Tyanna of the Tower 3rd wife Deceased

Elinor Costayne Black Bride Deceased

Jeyne Westerling Black Bride Deceased

Rhaena Targaryen Black Bride Deceased

Axel Baratheon Deceased

Raymont Baratheon Deceased

Rhaena Targaryen Deceased

Aegon Targaryen Deceased

Viserys Targaryen Deceased

Jaehaerys I Targaryen Deceased

Alysanne Targaryen Deceased

Vaella Targaryen Deceased

Child Stillborn

Child Stillborn

Child Stillborn

Child Stillborn

Maternal

Argilac Durrandon Deceased

Durrandon queen Deceased

Orys Baratheon Deceased

Argella Durrandon Deceased

Axel Baratheon Deceased

Raymont Baratheon Deceased

In the books

In The World of Ice & Fire and Fire & Blood, Raymont's story is the same.

In Game of Thrones: Season 1, Ned Stark looks through the pages of The Lineages and Histories of the Great Houses of the Seven Kingdoms, but for the visual medium of television the prop had to be filled in with other pages of writing beyond the sections on Robert and Joffrey that Ned specifically read. Writer Bryan Cogman said that he filled in much of this by simply making up names or using in-jokes - and these aren't strictly canon. On the other hand, some of the details are accurate to the novels, such as information on the Blackfyre Rebellion, and do match the already released novels.

One of the entries visible in the book says that one of Orys's sons, Mychal Baratheon, died preventing an assassination attempt on King Aenys - it is unclear if this was behind-the-scenes information that George R.R. Martin shared with Cogman, or if he simply guessed that one of Aenys's Kingsguard may have died fighting off an assassination attempt in the Faith Militant uprising (the details of which weren't specified until some time after Season 1 was produced).

In the print material so far, it is unclear if Raymont Baratheon died defending Aenys during the Faith Militant's attack on the Red Keep.

While Fire & Blood does mention a Kingsguard knight saving Aenys's life, Raymont is not mentioned by name, so it is currently uncertain if he is still considered canon or if a different Kingsguard knight saved Aenys.

Appearances

• – "The Faith Militant" (illustrated)

External links

• Raymont Baratheon on A Wiki of Ice and Fire