Is there a prototype for Game of Thrones in history?

As far as I know, there should be a prototype.

I think there is because it is written below.

There is no such great dragon in history.

This one seems to really have a prototype.

Don't know what the archetypes are in history?

I don't know, there should be no prototype for such a large-scale drama.

It is said that there is a prototype, but I don't know if it's true or not.

The true history of Game of Thrones** is the War of the Roses, and almost every character and plot can find a historical prototype in it.

Let them all fall to the ground". This phrase may be repeated more often in history than "the stove is high to keep him alive", at least in Lewis Carroll's "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland", the famous quote of the Queen of Hearts is envied.

For example, the famous War of the Roses (also known as the War of the Roses) in British history provided a lot of historical basis and character archetypes for "Game of Thrones".

It is the prototype of the most famous civil war in English history, the War of the Roses, which took place on February 16, 1461, at the second battle of St. Alsborne.

The Lancastrians, led by the "Red Queen", led a large army against her nemesis, the Duke of Warwick, a fellow party of the Duke of York, who she had recently executed. Her aim was to reclaim her husband, Henry VI, who was under house arrest, from the Jokpeccos, and the "Red Queen" in this case was Queen Cersei.

In Game of Thrones, the woman who gave birth to the dragon may have a prototype.

Game of Thrones is basically borrowed from the song of ice and fire, and the characters in it have similar plots.

It was a very good experience and we learned to accept these differences.

<> when I started chasing it from the first season, it was okay that the strange ghosts that appeared at the beginning could scare people to death, and then it got better. Then the plot is narrated from the perspective of Ned's father of the Stark family.,I have the impression of what a tall existence Ned's father is.,Loyalty, integrity,Noble,Honor above all else.。 Several children of the wolf family are also the existence of three views, a harmonious scene of father, son and filial piety, brothers, friends and brothers.

As a result, Ned's father was invited by his friend King Robert to go to King's Landing to be the hand of King Rausch, and he didn't feel good. The children of the two families fought, and as a result, Sansa's ice wolf "Lady" lay down and became the first of the five ice wolves in the family to receive a boxed lunch, and then it was Ned himself who took the result.

Then I didn't think of it, I didn't think of it, after a series of palace struggles, our father Ned actually appeared on the execution ground, and no one came to shout before the execution: Leave people under the knife! The knife really just watched him cut down.

I think when Ned's head fell to the ground, not only the people in the play were shocked, but the jaws of our audience in front of the TV dropped.

Unexpectedly, our Ned dad was really beheaded, really died, and went to get a boxed lunch in the first season. If you can't accept it, you have to accept it.

This was the first time I wanted to send Martin a big blade.

The second occurrence of something indescribable, no, unacceptable was in the famous episode "The Rainy Season in Castelme". You should all know this, it's the bloody wedding.

We can see from the rainy season in Casterme that this event is inseparable from Tywin Lannister.

In fact, this is exactly what Tywin planned with Wald Frey by taking advantage of Rob Stark's renegade to marry Wald Frey, making Wald Frey think it was an insult to their family. Got rid of the Young Wolf King Rob Stark and his generals, and even Robb's Icewolf "Grey Wind" did not let go.

By then, the hall was full of dead and wounded, and Ned's wife, Catherine's mother, was not spared.

And on the faces of us viewers, the shock and hysteria of Chiguoguo - I don't believe it, I don't believe it...

The itchy hands are unbearable, and the desire to send the blade cannot be resisted.