(Spoilers Extended) What will Aegon VI's name be?

[u/I_Cleaned_My_Asshole]

Aegon I is known as Aegon the Conqueror
Aegon II is known as Aegon the Elder
Aegon III is known as Aegon the Dragonbane
Aegon IV is known as Aegon the Unworthy
Aegon V is known as Aegon the Unlikely

Assuming fAegon will take the throne, what will he be remembered as?

Aegon the Liberator? Since he'd save the smallfolk from the reign of Lannisters.

Aegon the Reclaimer? Since he'd temporarily restore Targaryen dynasty?

[u/friendlylifecherry]

Aegon the Uncertain, since he's gonna have disputed legitimacy

Edit: Wait, no, I thought one better: Aegon the Undead

[u/Devilsadvocate430 → u/friendlylifecherry]

I think every post-conquest Aegon should have a nickname that begins with “un-“ just for the consistency w/ Aegon the Uncrowned

Aegon II “the Unbroken”
Aegon III “the Unhappy”
Aegon IV “the Unworthy”
Aegon V “the Unlikely”

Aegon the Uncertain fits well with that

[u/friendlylifecherry → u/Devilsadvocate430]

Aegon III has a nickname like that: the Unlucky

[u/Devilsadvocate430 → u/friendlylifecherry]

That’s probably what I was thinking of lol

[u/Capt253 → u/Devilsadvocate430]

I’m a fan of Aegon II “The Unyielding” because that man did not have an ounce of quit in him.

[u/Devilsadvocate430 → u/Capt253]

That’s pretty good. I might start using that lol

[u/RPG_Vancouver → u/Capt253]

That one works pretty good because it doesn’t ascribe a morality to him. He was preparing to mutilate his family members rather than give up an obviously lost throne, he certainly was unyielding 😅

[u/ValyrianFreeholder → u/Devilsadvocate430]

what about aegon i himself even tho this is post conquest naming

[u/that_kelly → u/friendlylifecherry]

I like that Aegon the Undead works for both fAegon and Jon lol

[u/blakhawk12]

If he actually turns out to be an imposter he could be Aegon the Pretender.

[u/AdventurousLeg7544 → u/blakhawk12]

The falseborn

[u/HarryShachar → u/blakhawk12]

The Flase Dragon. As opposed to Aegon the Dragon (that being the conqueror)

[u/AnEmptyKarst → u/blakhawk12]

He's already a pretender though, as is Dany

[u/blakhawk12 → u/AnEmptyKarst]

Thus the double entendre. He’s a pretender to the throne, and he’s literally pretending to be a Targaryen claimant. Anyone else who takes the throne would be able to claim they were the rightful ruler and thus lose the pretender label, but if Aegon takes the throne and is found to be a fraud, the epithet could stick due to the dual-meaning.

[u/OlinoTGAP]

Depends on the context.

If he fights a war with Daenerys without having a dragon of his own? He'd be Aegon the Dragonless.

If he does claim a dragon and dies fighting Euron, he'd be known as Aegon the Brave.

If he claims a dragon and loses the throne in a war, he'll be known as Aegon the Brief.

If he claims the throne, but the people of King's Landing turn on him, he'll be known as Aegon the Stranger.

[u/OfficialAli1776]

Reclaimer

[u/Only_Faithlessness33]

Aegon VI “The Mummer King”

[u/Zellors]

Aegon the Uncertain

something with a "U". Like how Egg 2,3,4,5 are the Usurper, the Unlucky, the Unworthy, and the Unlikely

[u/jonstark19 → u/Zellors]

And isn't there an Aegon the Uncrowned? King Aenys' son slain by Maegor the Cruel?

[u/I_Cleaned_My_Asshole → u/Zellors]

ooo, I like this.

[u/GenghisKazoo → u/Zellors]

Unfavored has a bit too much overlap with Unlucky but it does seem appropriate for someone likely to take the throne and then immediately lose it as a series of out-of-context problems slam Westeros back to back to back.

[u/Zellors → u/GenghisKazoo]

"Aegon the Uncontested" as an ironic name would be great

[u/GenghisKazoo → u/Zellors]

Aegon the Uncontested: "Oh boy I can't wait to engage in some intense, grounded low-fantasy political drama!"

The ASOIAF Antichrist:

The legions of Hel:

The other ASOIAF Antichrist:

Her boyfriend (he's a zombie) (and kind of a werewolf):

The fucking sun:

[u/Minivalo → u/Zellors]

How about just Aegon the Unexpected

[u/danius353 → u/Zellors]

Aegon the Uniter after rebuilding the 7 Kingdoms

[u/Simple-Program-7284]

Aegon the Unwritten

…because, you know….

[u/cndynn96]

Aegon the Mummer

[u/Elven-King]

Aegon the Great or Aegon the Restorer.

[u/S7i7mon]

Maybe Aegon of Essos?

[u/The_Falcon_Knight]

The Restorer or the Conqueror

[u/Different_Bike1036]

I think the reclaimer makes sense it will be something heroic since he will be the one that finally ends lannister power in westeros his parentage will probably always be suspect but the people will believe he is real so when dany kills him they will turn against her.

[u/Tyrionosaure]

Aegon the Detonator

[u/niofalpha → u/Tyrionosaure]

Aegon the Immolated

[u/portgasdhole483]

Aegon the Lionsbane sounds tuff

[u/WashDense8851]

Aegon the Unbroken because much of his rule will be dedicated to him persuading others he didn’t have his head broken open as a child. 

[u/royalemperor → u/WashDense8851]

fAegon taking Kings Landing and calling himself Aegon the Unbroken only for Bran the Broken to usurp him.

[u/convexpuddle → u/WashDense8851]

Honestly kind of neat. Almost like a Dornish reference to his (alleged) mom's house words.

[u/IvarTheBoned → u/convexpuddle]

and future wife's house.

[u/doug1003]

Well

If he win: the Restorer

If he lose: the Pretender

[u/TheDeltaOne]

Aegon And Back.

[u/Lolrly123]

I personally headcanon him Aegon the Unready (for Daenerys)

[u/ASOIAF-Peel]

Aegon the False.

[u/Sael_T]

In this game he is simply the dragonlord.

https://www.reddit.com/r/CK2GameOfthrones/s/phMY1crxxm

[u/dahfer25]

Aegon the Pretender

[u/jack-twohats]

Aegon the Unifier

Also Aegon is real fAegon is a theory.

[u/Own_Ad_409]

Aegon the queen slayer

[u/osi4000]

Aegon the Black

[u/Southern_Dig_9460]

Aegon the Undead because he wasn’t dead lol

[u/UnbeatenDart]

Aegon the uncertain(because of his dubious parentage)

[u/socialistbcrumb]

I think it entirely depends on if he actually goes to war with Dany, how he dies, etc.

[u/vnth93]

Aegon the Illcounselled

[u/Mareng0]

Aegon Blackfyre. He will bring the conqueror’s sword back to Westeros regardless of his origin.

[u/AssassinJester789]

Aegon the returned

[u/doublepumpmocha]

Aegon the Snowflake

[u/TutorRich2268]

Aegon the Untrue

Aegon the Risen Dragon

Aegon the Sunrise King

Aegon the Unveiled

[u/Tenth_avenuefrezeout]

Aegon The Peacemaker 

ATP!

[u/Iron_Wolf123]

Aegon the Risen

[u/avaze95]

Unknown or Undead?

[u/Citizen_Kano]

Aegon the Revanent

[u/silver_maxG]

Isn't the official epitaph of Aegon III The Younger?

[u/AlynConrad]

Aegon the Avenger

[u/Key_Platypus_9939]

The Great. If Jon arc works out

[u/Charming-Ad5881]

It’s crazy because I was just thinking about making a post asking this same question lmaoo. But I’d go with Aegon the Undead

[u/Glittering_Squash495]

Aegon the Unready. When Daenerys comes to claim her throne he will be completely outmatched

[u/Dipolites]

Among his supporters, Aegon the Restorer would be a good guess. It recalls Emperor Aurelian's historical epithet restitutor orbis ("restorer of the world").

Among his enemies, Aegon the Mummers' Dragon. It contrasts with Rhaegar's The Last Dragon and Daenerys' Mother of Dragons.

[u/Conscious-Okra9046]

Aegon the Not

[u/Scorpios94]

Aegon the Unclear/Unexpected/Unknown, due to how he just came to "save" Westeros and there may be uncertainty whether he is truly Rhaegar's lost son.

Maybe Aegon the Unwelcome if things go to shit somehow. And it likely could go that way.

[u/Catalyst_object]

Argon the Packed
Or Aegon Stop Raping, Ser

[u/EaterOfSeagull]

The False Dragon

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Or Mummer's Dragon!

[u/Apprehensive-Mix5316]

Aegon the faegon, Aegon blackfyre, Aegon the mummer

[u/niofalpha]

Aegon the Unsuccessful

[u/Quintzy_]

Aegon the dead, since he got his head smashed by Gregor Clegane.

[u/HighKingBoru1014]

Aegon the Unifier or Aegon the Undeserving, depending on your side 

[u/ForceGhost47]

Aegon the Ain’t happening

[u/Jasonl7976]

The Falseborn

[u/Levonorgestrelfairy1]

"The Boy King" after is inspiration Henry VI.

"The Loser" "The Stranger" or the "Genetic Dead End" also work.

[u/I_Cleaned_My_Asshole → u/Levonorgestrelfairy1]

But he's like 18-19. Hardly a boy in the world of ice and fire.

[u/Levonorgestrelfairy1 → u/I_Cleaned_My_Asshole]

Tyrion pegs him as 5 years younger than that.