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What If Robb Stark Married Daenerys Targaryen --- Hey everybody, and thank you for watching another video. Welcome to our Vision of Valyria "What If" series. A series where we make one change somewhere in the timeline and see how that single change just ripples throughout the entire world of Westeros. And in this video, we explore what would have happened if a desperate Robb Stark, instead of sealing his fate with House Frey, took the biggest gamble in Westerosi history. But before we get started, if you can leave a like on this video to support the channel, I'd really appreciate it. Now, let's get into it. The Young Wolf, he'd won every single battle, but he was losing the war. Betrayed by Theon, his home in ashes, and his brothers presumed dead, Robb Stark is facing an impossible choice. Now, in our timeline, he makes a fatal deal with the Freys, sealed by a promise he just can't keep. But... **what if**, in that moment of desperation, he sends his mother, Catelyn Stark, not to some petty river lord, but east? To find the last Targaryen, a queen with three living dragons and a claim to the Iron Throne? You know, this one decision wouldn't just change the War of the Five Kings. It would forge an alliance of Ice and Fire and completely rewrite the destiny of Westeros. So, the plan gets cooked up out of pure desperation in Robb's war tent. The war in the Riverlands is a bloody stalemate. For every win on the field, there's another strategic loss. The Ironborn have the west coast, and the Lannisters have the south locked down with their endless gold. Catelyn has just come back from her failed meeting with Renly, only to find out Stannis's shadow magic made the whole thing pointless anyway. And there are these whispers coming from the east—sailors' tales, most people think—about a Targaryen girl with three dragons. But when you're a king with nothing left to lose, a sailor's tale starts to sound like a lifeline. And Catelyn is horrified. The Targaryens were the ones who murdered her father and brother. That's what started Robert's Rebellion, the war that defined her entire world. So going to them for help, it feels like a betrayal of Ned’s memory, of everything they fought for. But then, she looks at her son, at Robb, with the weight of this kingdom crushing him, and she sees the truth. Honor is a fine thing, but it's not gonna save their people. So, Catelyn Stark, the very picture of honor, agrees to the most improbable diplomatic mission in history. Her journey across the Narrow Sea is perilous. She’s not traveling as Lady Stark, but as a merchant’s widow, completely anonymous. And her ship docks in Qarth, this great desert city where Daenerys, at that exact moment, is in her own struggle to survive. After navigating the city’s politics and Dany's suspicious court, Catelyn is finally granted an audience. And in this borrowed hall, Catelyn Stark comes face to face with the girl she was raised to hate. Daenerys is young, beautiful, and she's flanked by Ser Jorah Mormont—a man whose own past is tied to the North. And the air is just thick with years of bad blood. But Catelyn doesn't see the Mad King's daughter. She sees a quiet, steely resolve that looks a lot like her own son’s. And then she sees them. Drogon, Rhaegal, and Viserion, no bigger than cats, are right there with their mother, and their presence makes all the impossible stories real. So Catelyn swallows down generations of hate and makes her offer. The North will back Daenerys’s claim to the Iron Throne. The armies of the North and the Riverlands will be her vanguard. All they ask for in return is justice for Ned Stark's murder and for the North to be independent. Forever. Daenerys listens, her violet eyes impossible to read. Ser Jorah, remembering Ned Stark's honor, he sees the strategic genius here. An alliance with the Starks gives her a real foothold in Westeros, something no army of foreigners could. But Daenerys was raised on stories of the Usurper and his wolf bannermen. She knows an alliance built on revenge is fragile. She needs something more permanent. So, thinking back to her ancestor, Aegon the Conqueror, she makes a counter-proposal. She accepts their terms, but adds one of her own: to bind their houses in blood and heal the wounds of the rebellion, she will marry Robb Stark. The King in the North would bend the knee, but he would rise as her husband and King Consort. The raven from Qarth finds Robb Stark at Riverrun. And he reads this scroll and the terms are just staggering. Catelyn did more than he ever could have imagined. He asked for an ally, and she's bringing back a queen with a fleet, a Dothraki horde, an army of Unsullied, and three living dragons. But the price is something he never saw coming: marrying the daughter of the man his own father helped overthrow. This isn't just an alliance; it's a rewriting of history. #gameofthrones #houseofthedragon #robbstark #daenerystargaryen #daemontargaryen #targaryen