House Meadows

House Meadows, nestled in the fertile heart of the Reach, boasts a storied history intertwined with the rich history of Westeros. Founded in the age of heroes, the Meadows lineage traces its origins to legendary figures who tamed the wild lands of Grassy Vale, such as Jon the Meadows, a legendary son of Garth Greenhand, who helped transform it into a beacon of prosperity and abundance.
Throughout the centuries, House Meadows remained steadfast in its loyalty to the ruling powers of the Reach, pledging allegiance to House Gardener during the days of the Kings of the Reach and seamlessly transitioning their fealty to House Tyrell following Aegon's Conquest and then finally for House Costayne after the Century of Blood. As stewards of the verdant lands surrounding Grassy Vale, the Meadows lords played a vital role in ensuring the agricultural prosperity of the region, earning them the respect and admiration of their liege lords and smallfolk alike.
The emergence of the Meadows Trifecta marked a new chapter in the house's history, as the identical triplets—Virgil, Wyatt, and Morgan—ushered in an era of unprecedented promise and potential. Raised under the watchful eye of their father, the brothers were groomed for leadership from a young age, honing their skills in diplomacy and warfare with equal fervor.
The tragic loss of their mother during their births cast a shadow over their formative years, yet it served to strengthen the bond between the brothers, binding them together in shared grief and determination.
The onset of the War of Summer's End thrust the Meadows Trifecta into the crucible of conflict, as they fought valiantly alongside their father against the forces of King Otho Bracken. Tragically, their father fell in battle, leaving Virgil to assume the mantle of lordship.

House Sigil

Words

Through Seasons, We Stand

Region

The Reach

Seat

Grassfield Keep

Type

Manuscript, Historical