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Myriah Martell

Fire & Blood

Myriah Martell is identified in the historical record as a Dornish princess whose marriage to Daeron II Targaryen helped bring Dorne into the realm. The account gives her political significance through that union: it presents marriage not simply as a family bond, but as the means by which Daeron joined Dorne to the wider kingdom.

Marriage and Political Significance

The chronicle credits Daeron II Targaryen with bringing Dorne into the realm by wedding Myriah Martell. It does not supply details of the marriage or describe Myriah’s personal role in its negotiation, but it places her at the center of a dynastic alliance with a realm-shaping outcome.

Place in the Dynastic Record

The brief account preserves Myriah chiefly through her connection to Daeron and Dorne’s incorporation. Its emphasis on the wedding makes her marriage the hinge between Dornish identity and the Targaryen dynasty, while leaving her life beyond that political significance unrecorded.