When Is Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms

So, you've been binge-watching Game of Thrones, right? I mean, who hasn't? And you've probably noticed that the phrase "Knight of the Seven Kingdoms" gets thrown around like dragonfire. But when exactly does this title come into play? Let's grab a coffee and dive in, yeah?

First things first, the Seven Kingdoms is the political entity that Westeros is divided into. Seven regions, seven kings... you get the picture. Now, a Knight of the Seven Kingdoms is a title given to those who've proven themselves in battle and are deemed worthy of the honor. It's not just about being a knight, it's about being a special kind of knight.

But when does this title start making the rounds? Well, it's not something that's handed out with your morning bread. It's reserved for those who've shown exceptional bravery and skill in combat. Think of it like the ultimate knight badge of honor.

Daenerys' First Knight

Remember when Daenerys was just a young girl, learning the ropes of ruling? Her brother Viserys knighted a man named Ser Jorah Mormont, making him the first Knight of the Seven Kingdoms. This was back in Essos, before they even set foot in Westeros. Talk about starting early!

Now, here's where it gets interesting. Ser Jorah was exiled from the Seven Kingdoms for a crime he committed. But even with that black mark on his record, he still earned the title. It just goes to show that bravery and skill can sometimes outweigh past mistakes. (Though let's be real, it didn't help his case with Dany later on. But that's a story for another coffee break.)

A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms Season 2 Release Window, Story Details

Ser Barristan Selmy: The Sworn Sword

Another notable Knight of the Seven Kingdoms is Ser Barristan Selmy. He was a legendary knight who served under three different kings. That's like being a knight for, like, ever in Westeros time. He was even given the nickname "The Sworn Sword" because he was so darn good at his job.

Ser Barristan was one of the few knights who remained loyal to the Targaryens even after their fall. He ended up serving Daenerys in Essos, and even became her advisor. Talk about a loyal knight!

When It's Not All It's Cracked Up To Be

Now, as awesome as the title sounds, it's not all it's cracked up to be. I mean, sure, it's a huge honor, but it also comes with a lot of responsibility. And sometimes, it can even get you into trouble. Just ask Ser Jorah and Ser Barristan. They both ended up on the wrong side of Daenerys' wrath, and that's never a fun place to be.

A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms: Release, Cast & Plot

But hey, that's the thing about Knights of the Seven Kingdoms. They're not just knights, they're heroes. And heroes always have a story, right? Even if it's not always a happy one.

So, When Does It Happen?

In the show, the title is given out a few times, but it's not something that happens every episode. It's a big deal, after all. And in the books, it's even less frequent. So, if you're looking for a specific "when," I'd say it's more about the who and the why than the when.

But hey, that's just my two coppers. What do you think? When does a knight become a Knight of the Seven Kingdoms? Let's chat in the comments, yeah?