Game of Thrones begins....

[Josquius]

Apparently identified : actor playing Rhaegar Targaryan. Possibly in a wedding scene with Lyanna.
Jon is the rightful king!

[Solmyr]

Job is the rightful king!

[HVC]

Typo aside, how does succession work? Rhaeger died before jon was born or the mad kind died, so Visyres was the rightful king? yes? So upon his death, who succeeds, his nephew, or his sister?

[Berkut]

So how does bigamy work then? How can Rhaegar be legally married to Lyanna?

In a medieval society hyper concerned about legitimacy, I don't see how nobles having multiple wives can possibly be a thing.

[Grey Fox]

Jon has no real claim to the Throne but that's not why he's there. He's there to save the world from the Night King & ride Dragons.

[HVC]

So how does bigamy work then? How can Rhaegar be legally married to Lyanna?

In a medieval society hyper concerned about legitimacy, I don't see how nobles having multiple wives can possibly be a thing.

The Targ's have practiced polygamy in the past, so if Rhaeger married Lyanna jon would be legitimate, I just don't know where on the succession hierarchy he'd sit.

[Habbaku]

So how does bigamy work then? How can Rhaegar be legally married to Lyanna?

In a medieval society hyper concerned about legitimacy, I don't see how nobles having multiple wives can possibly be a thing.

What the Eggplant said. The Targaryen dynasty broke a lot of rules that were traditional in Westerosi culture. Polygamy wasn't unknown.

Jon would sit on top of the hierarchy because he is male--that's what the first Dance of the Dragons "solved" anyway. It's entirely possible Dany and Jon will come to blows over the succession, but I don't see Jon as giving a damn about his rights compared to saving the kingdom. He is very much the sort to lay aside whatever claim he might have if it means peace.

[Josquius]

Historic example of Jons birth situation.
Well,  part of it anyway

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_I_of_France

[Sophie Scholl]

Historic example of Jons birth situation.
Well,  part of it anyway

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_I_of_France

See also:  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ladislaus_the_Posthumous

[Rex Francorum]

Typo aside, how does succession work? Rhaeger died before jon was born or the mad kind died, so Visyres was the rightful king? yes? So upon his death, who succeeds, his nephew, or his sister?

Well, it happened in France in 1316. Louis X died but his wife was pregnant. Louis' eldest brother Philippe became regent until birth of the child (John the first). The child died not long after his birth then Philippe became the king (Philippe V).

Edit: Doh, Tyr said it before me.

[Sophie Scholl]

I still think it's not Bron who pushes Jaime.

It's Billy Bones.

Just paused it.  You can clearly tell it's Bronn.  While you don't see his face, you see his hair and his outfit which make it clear who it is.

[grumbler]

I still think it's not Bron who pushes Jaime.

It's Billy Bones.

Just paused it.  You can clearly tell it's Bronn.  While you don't see his face, you see his hair and his outfit which make it clear who it is.

Yeah, I'm not sure why GF is still pushing that idea.  It was Bron.

[Berkut]

How can you be so sure?

It might be Arya.

[Habbaku]

I thought it was Littlefinger. 

[HVC]

It was Bronn's lesser known brother Nnorb