The worst ruler in the game of throne

summation

• Most rulers failed due to personal defects and decisions based on emotions rather than logic.

• Machiavellian characteristics were clear in successful leaders such as EURON GREYYJOY and showed that ambition was the key to power.

• Rulers like Joffrey Lannister fell into tyranny and Cersei lost everything due to her cold nature.

Complex world Throne We saw a significant share of the cunning tyrant. There were no cruel tribes of those who rule with iron fists and lined up the theme. With Dragon house It is clear that this series continues to capture the strong and growing fan base, giving fans hope after being miserable last season. Showrunners originally seemed to have captured the flames of the original series.

Fans of the two shows have the most objectively favorite monarch, but there are several rules for successful dictators. It is clear that you need a level head (sorry, NED) and a cold heart to be the king (or queen) of Westeros. Otherwise, their rule will lead to a short and ultimate writing. It is always interesting to look back on the game of the throne and to rank the worst. Many candidates are qualified, and they are qualified from the evil group to be dirty to insufficient incompetent people.

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Robb Stark

He followed his heart, and most of the house Stark paid the price.

• First shape: Season 1, Episode 1

Robb Stark was prepared as a strong king in the northern part of the noble intention and the righteous cause. Unfortunately, his actions were led by emotions, not logic. His rejection of marriage with one of Sir Frey's daughter was one of his main confusion. He lost his support for the House Frey after his marriage to Talisa.

Robb also did not blur his judgment when he executed Rickard Karstark. Most of the northern forces of Robb Stark were loyal to Rickard's banners, and the latter murder significantly reduced his number. Naturally, opportunist leaders lost their loyalty by losing ROB's support and reducing numbers due to the war with Lannisters. Roose Bolton's cold and calculated way of thinking and the recklessness of Theo GreyJoy disappeared with the power of Robb Stark. As a character, Robb Stark was easy to support, but he was one of the worst rulers. Throne.

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Robert Barraon

The personification of the guy who enjoys the privilege of the throne without responsibility

• First shape: Season 1, Episode 1

If there is one Throne A character that can be classified as a man-child, it is Robert Baratheon. He bravely condemned and ignored the duty of the crown. Robert was a typical self -indulgent man who lived on Glory Day with a good loose loose loose man's attitude. Surprisingly, his rule is relatively peaceful. But since then it was all downhill.

Robert Baratheon's Battlefield expertise has not been accurately translated into governance and political issues. His loose attitudes and luxurious spending habits have made it a debt that cannot overcome the kingdom and allowed conspirators to hatch their plans. Don't forget that he has led the indiscriminate lifestyle. Despite my wife, I visited the prostitute often. He also abandons everything on the shoulders of NED stark, eventually destroys him and moves the event of the show.

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Ramsey Bolton

His sadistic, stupid, extremely cruel excess was his fall.

• First shape: Season 3, Episode 2

Ramsey Bolton was not a ruler in a traditional sense of traditional sense, but still occupied the position of power. As a monarch of Winterfell and the head of the north, Ramsay impressed his hold of the territory. The viewers despised him about his cruelty and how many torture he was. But in all hatred, many fans underestimated his crafts. He lied to protect the alliance, extracted information using the worst -type torture, and accidentally returned to his words. Ramji even killed his men. It is not the characteristic of the leader who wants to follow.

He went one step further by killing his family with cold blood to inherit his father's title. Ramsay Bolton was so high that he could not guess the lost situation. His ignorance of his anxiety and outcome was the reason for his death. Throne.

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EURON GREYJOY

His defect is his excess assistant, a true tactic and charismatic operator

• First shape: Season 6, Episode 2

If there is a poster child in the context of ambition ThroneEURON GREJOY did. The other person did not motivate him to take the throne like that. He was an experienced fighter with an unbearable swamp and a wise ruler. He fiercely acknowledged KIN-SLAYING and torture and even used it to strengthen himself as a ruler of a massive Ironborn. He also had tips on the naval war and was good at using the environment during battle. So far, his sharpest tool in his arsenal was his opportunist thinking. Fans look at this when they approach Cersei Lannister and persuade her marriage proposals. The confidence he took with him was unmatched. He often called himself a god.

EURON GREYJOY also professionally destroyed and tactically dismantled the army of Daenerys Targaryen. Perhaps his biggest victory was the last hit for Rhaegal, one of Dany's dragon. But for all his greatness, EURON GREYYJOY was clearly sacrificed to his ambition. He was killed in a duel with Jamie Lannister and could not be on the throne as if he wanted.

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Zoprebarraon

Qualified, terrible, terrible, and experienced king

• First shape: Season 1, Episode 1

There is no other ruler or personality Throne I received as much hatred as Joffrey Barathon. He had no restraint arc and his personality had no hints of progress. In any case, he was just worse and worse, and he was drunk in power after the inheritance of the throne. The only thing Joffrey Lannister to get his will was to collapse the entire house Lannister's position.

He spared no NED Stark against Sansa Stark's mercy and his mother's advice. This single decision was actually a trigger and catalyst that started the northern rebellion. Otherwise he was a puppet ruler. Joffrey did not remind the person who met his title as a loud, rough and king. But when time showed his courage and led the charges like a true leader (in the Black Water Battle), he was kicked out. Ironically, he thought of himself as a warrior, even though he did not naturally examine himself or did not receive formal training.

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Cersei Lannister

A sharp woman who overcame everything to grab the throne and lose everything

• First shape: Season 1, Episode 1

Several characters Throne It is symbolically famous as the Cersei Lannister. Her reign can only be described as a disaster and a time bomb. She was a wild card in the story. Most enemies met their death by underestimating her minor personality and aversion. Cersei was amazing to persuade her to her side, but the stick was not behind the carrot. The repeated theme of the show with her was that even though she was trapped in hell, her plan was often counterproductive. She lost all the children in this way, and as a result, she became a hinge.

Her most important moments were to achieve revenge for those who did her wrongly, especially Baelor's September Denese and House Tyrrells and Margaery. As a Queen Regent, ascension for the throne of Cersei was a decisive moment. She suffered a personal loss throughout the performance, but as a ruler, she did not receive any support from Westeros' strong houses. Ultimately, this ended with her debt about the iron bank that multiplied 10 times.

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Daenerys Targaryen

Thanks to the trauma that causes madness, it literally falls from grace to villain.

• First shape: Season 1, Episode 1

There is a perfectly valid explanation of the settlement, why DAENERYS TARGARYEN is the worst ruler. Throne. She had the best character growth and progress in all characters until the last season. At first, she is just a political negotiation tool used by her brother. After death, she slowly overcomed her destiny using Dot Laki and collected her dragons, the greatest army, called Unsullied, Iron Fleet, and even her dragons. When she gained more power, the other houses that Lannister left down their homes joined her and added to the power and influence that had already grown.

It was a perfect setting for Daenerys Targaryen to take the iron throne and to be a legitimate ruler that everyone expected. However, when she lost her two dragons and lost all the trauma of the past, the anger of the pent triggered her ancestors, and she went fiercely. Dany was characteristic of the drogo spew dragon, despite the surrender of the enemy. Tragically, she did not enjoy the day of the day when she was stabbed by Jon Snow in the aftermath of conquest.