He was born at the Tower of Joy in Dorne, and Lyanna gave him to Ned before dying shortly after the birth, making her brother promise to protect him. Everything you need to know about Game of Thrones season 8.
Everyone believed Rhaegar had kidnapped Lyanna, which led her father and eldest brother Brandon to seek revenge. Long story short it spiralled, they banded together with Robert and it turned into full blown war. Robert killed Rhaegar on the battlefield, Jaime Lannister stabbed the Mad King through the back and there was a new family in charge in Westeros.
Ned and Lyanna's father, Lord Rickard agreed to marry Lyanna to Robert Baratheon when they were in their late teen years. In the books, Ned thinks back to the night Lyanna was told the news:.
Ned had held the babe in his arms; he could scarcely deny her, nor would he lie to his sister, but he had assured her that what Robert did before their betrothal was of no matter, that he was a good man and true who would love her with all his heart. Lyanna had only smiled. In Ned's memory, Lyanna was not excited nor hopeful about the prospect of her marriage to Robert. Instead she is wary of his reputation for bedding different women.
Robert, on the the other hand, only has fond memories of Lyanna and his passionate love for her. In the early chapters of the books and in the pilot of "Game of Thrones," Robert laments over her death. Even more than 10 years later, Robert still mourns Lyanna's death and seeks vengeance against the Targaryens. On the show, Robert and Cersei discuss Lyanna and how she was the reason their marriage could never have worked. On their wedding night, Robert came to bed stinking of wine and whispered "Lyanna" into Cersei's ear.
Robert confesses that all these years later he only thinks of his feelings for her. I can't even remember what she looked like," Robert told Cersei. Someone took her from me and seven kingdoms couldn't fill the hole she left behind. All of this points to Robert being out of touch with the real Lyanna, and instead fixating on an idealization of his future bride.
Ned calls out Robert on this misunderstanding of Lyanna in the books. The scene cuts to Jon back at Winterfell, confirming beyond a shadow of a doubt that Jon is her son.
Of course, it's not explicitly said that his father is Rhaegar Targaryen , but we can surmise it since Lyanna asks Ned to protect the baby, since Robert would kill him if he knew. We did believe that we would find out that Jon would also learn of his true parentage back at Winterfell, but alas, I guess that's for this season.
He'll just have to be happy with being King in the North for now. Image Source: HBO. Lyanna had only smiled. In Ned's memory, Lyanna was not excited nor hopeful about the prospect of her marriage to Robert.
Instead she is wary of his reputation for bedding different women. Robert, on the the other hand, only has fond memories of Lyanna and his passionate love for her.
In the early chapters of the books and in the pilot of "Game of Thrones," Robert laments over her death. Even more than 10 years later, Robert still mourns Lyanna's death and seeks vengeance against the Targaryens. On the show, Robert and Cersei discuss Lyanna and how she was the reason their marriage could never have worked.
On their wedding night, Robert came to bed stinking of wine and whispered "Lyanna" into Cersei's ear. Robert confesses that all these years later he only thinks of his feelings for her.
I can't even remember what she looked like," Robert told Cersei. Someone took her from me and seven kingdoms couldn't fill the hole she left behind. All of this points to Robert being out of touch with the real Lyanna, and instead fixating on an idealization of his future bride. Ned calls out Robert on this misunderstanding of Lyanna in the books. From the season seven finale, we know now that Lyanna eventually ran away and married Prince Rhaegar Targaryen instead. Lyanna's wild "wolf" qualities may have contributed to this rash decision, but there's still so much we don't know.
To learn more about Rhaegar and why Lyanna might have fallen in love with him, read our explainer on the fateful Tourney of Harrenhal. What matters is Robert believed Rhaegar kidnapped Lyanna against her will, and this was the main motivating factor behind his rebellion against the Targaryens. Robert killed Rhaegar during the ensuing war, but he never saw Lyanna again.
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