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Revision as of 16:29, 14 March 2014
The Pact is the name by which the peace between the First Men and the Children of the Forest is known. It marked the end of the millennia-long war between the two races.
History
After a series of wars that lasted for two thousand years, the First Men and the Children of the Forest had fought each other to a standstill. With the two sides tired of bloodshed, representatives of the two races met on an island in the Gods Eye lake in central Westeros, in what today is known as the Riverlands.
The representatives agreed that all open land, field, shore, hill and mountain would be the domain of the First Men, while the deep forest would remain undisturbed under the domain of the Children. The Fisrt Men also agreed not to cut down a weirwood ever again.
To commemorate the Pact, the Children carved faces into every weirwood of the island, which would become known as the Isle of Faces.[1]
In the books
In the A Song of Ice and Fire, the Pact also led to the establishment of the Green Men, an order sworn to protect and keep watch over the Isle of Faces. It marked the end of the Dawn Age and the beginning of the Age of Heroes.