What is the background of the rise and fall of the Stark family in Game of Thrones?

House Stark is the oldest, most prominent and most important family in the North. Their history can be traced back to Bran the Builder - a A legendary figure during the Age of Heroes, he was the founder of Winterfell and helped build the Great Wall with the giants to defend against the invasion of the White Walkers.

For thousands of years after Brandon the Builder, the Starks were the kings of the North. After King Torrhen Stark surrendered to Aegon the Conqueror, the North became one of the seven kingdoms under the rule of the Targaryen family. The Stark family was named the Warden of the North, a hereditary position.

But in the North, the Stark family is not safe. House Bolton in the Dreadfort has always been its biggest enemy. Many Stark kings have died at their hands until they were defeated and surrendered about 1,000 years ago. The Stark family is also the only support force behind the Night's Watch regiment guarding the Great Wall. They have repeatedly sent troops to fight against the invasion of the wildling leader King beyond the Wall, and they also carry out law enforcement and arrest deserters of the Night's Watch. and the suppression of pirates or roving convicts.

In ancient times, the Stark family also competed with the Arryn family in the valley for the Three Sisters Islands, and annexed the Neck area through force and marriage, maintaining the independence of the entire northern border to a certain extent. sex. The last Stark King in the North was Torrhen Stark, who surrendered to Aegon I the Conqueror at the end of the War of Conquest. Since then, the Starks have been the hereditary Wardens of the North appointed by the Iron Throne.

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