Kingdom of Sarnor | Rise of the Dothraki -Game of Thrones Lore
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When the lands of Sarnor
When the lands of Sarnor where mentioned, you might have not known about the history behind this great Kingdom of Essos. This video will tell you about it, and about the Dothraki and their grand Khalasars. Hopefully you find out something new, and enjoy this tale!
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I used the World of Ice and Fire as the Source for this Video.
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HBO
A Song Of Ice And Fire
Game of Thrones
Season 1 -6
Maester Atale
George R.R Martin
Explained
Sarnor
Dothraki
According to co-writer Elio Garcia, the map given in The Lands of Ice and Fire for Sarnor is in error. In George R. R. Martin's original handwritten notes, the Sarne flows out of the Silver Sea, proceeding west past Sarnath before curving north to its delta near Saath and Sarys. Thus all cities of the Sarnori were built around one river system. Unfortunately, as Garcia gleaned from the handwritten maps, it appears that when Martin wrote "Kingdom of Sarnor" over the core of their territory he partially erased the line of the river between the Silver Sea and Sarnath. Jonathan Roberts, the illustrator for The Lands of Ice and Fire, may have assumed that the Silver Sea empties into the sea through a separate river system proceeding in the shortest path, to the north. This does not match the textual descriptions of the Sarnori cities, such as that Sathar is located at a branch of the Sarne. Garcia hopes that a subsequent edition of the official world map will be updated to correct this.[12]
Martin has said that the world map is not objective but written as it is known to the maesters of the Citadel in Westeros, and it gets increasingly less accurate the farther east it goes.[13] Therefore, in-universe, the first edition world map might be explained as Yandel working off of an incorrect map with the original river line accidentally erased.
Moreover, the earlier map of the World Map that Martin provided for the HBO television series Game of Thrones during Season 2 matches his textual description of Sarnor's geography: the Sarne flows west, and the remnants of the Silver Sea are three lakes (not two as in the Lands map, which drain to the north). The earlier map Martin submitted must have predated the erasure. The earlier map was subsequently revised by the time The Lands of Ice and Fire was released, notably putting the Jade Sea to the south of Qarth instead of extending north of it.
Heres a link if you wish to support my work!
Patreon: MaesterAtale
I used the World of Ice and Fire as the Source for this Video.
http://awoiaf.westeros.org/index.php/...
http://gameofthrones.wikia.com/wiki/E...
http://awoiaf.westeros.org/index.php/...
http://awoiaf.westeros.org/index.php/...
HBO
A Song Of Ice And Fire
Game of Thrones
Season 1 -6
Maester Atale
George R.R Martin
Explained
Sarnor
Dothraki
According to co-writer Elio Garcia, the map given in The Lands of Ice and Fire for Sarnor is in error. In George R. R. Martin's original handwritten notes, the Sarne flows out of the Silver Sea, proceeding west past Sarnath before curving north to its delta near Saath and Sarys. Thus all cities of the Sarnori were built around one river system. Unfortunately, as Garcia gleaned from the handwritten maps, it appears that when Martin wrote "Kingdom of Sarnor" over the core of their territory he partially erased the line of the river between the Silver Sea and Sarnath. Jonathan Roberts, the illustrator for The Lands of Ice and Fire, may have assumed that the Silver Sea empties into the sea through a separate river system proceeding in the shortest path, to the north. This does not match the textual descriptions of the Sarnori cities, such as that Sathar is located at a branch of the Sarne. Garcia hopes that a subsequent edition of the official world map will be updated to correct this.[12]
Martin has said that the world map is not objective but written as it is known to the maesters of the Citadel in Westeros, and it gets increasingly less accurate the farther east it goes.[13] Therefore, in-universe, the first edition world map might be explained as Yandel working off of an incorrect map with the original river line accidentally erased.
Moreover, the earlier map of the World Map that Martin provided for the HBO television series Game of Thrones during Season 2 matches his textual description of Sarnor's geography: the Sarne flows west, and the remnants of the Silver Sea are three lakes (not two as in the Lands map, which drain to the north). The earlier map Martin submitted must have predated the erasure. The earlier map was subsequently revised by the time The Lands of Ice and Fire was released, notably putting the Jade Sea to the south of Qarth instead of extending north of it.
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