Aegon the Conqueror's motivation for conquering Westeros is debated.
Some theories suggest Aegon invented prophecies to justify his conquest.
Aegon may have had a prophetic dream about the White Walkers.
Aegon believed the Targaryens were destined to save the world.
There is no evidence to suggest Aegon fabricated the prophecy.
What was Aegon the Conqueror's motivation for conquering Westeros?
—Aegon's motivation has been debated, but it is believed that he wanted to unite the continent under one rule.
Did Aegon invent prophecies to justify his conquest?
—While some theories suggest this, there is no concrete evidence to support it.
Did Aegon have a prophetic dream?
—There is speculation that Aegon had a prophetic dream about the White Walkers, which influenced his decision to conquer Westeros.
Why did Aegon believe the Targaryens were destined to save the world?
—It is likely that Aegon misinterpreted his prophetic dream and believed the Targaryens were the chosen ones.
Did Aegon fabricate the prophecy?
—There is no evidence to suggest that Aegon fabricated the prophecy.
00:00The motivation behind Aegon the Conqueror's conquest of Westeros is the subject of debate.
02:02Some theories suggest that Aegon invented prophecies to justify his conquest, but there is no concrete evidence to support this.
04:15It is speculated that Aegon had a prophetic dream about the White Walkers, leading him to believe that the Targaryens were destined to save the world.
07:33There is no evidence to suggest that Aegon fabricated the prophecy.
