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Tyland Lannister

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Tyland Lannister, later called the Hooded Hand, was a knight from House Lannister. He served on the small councilat King's Landing, as master of ships for Viserys I Targaryen, as master of coin for Aegon II Targaryen. He was the younger twin brother of Jason Lannister, the Lord of Casterly Rock.

At the start of the Dance of the Dragons, Ser Tyland was named master of coin by Queen Alicent, replacing Lord Lyman Beesbury, who had been murdered for his support of Princess Rhaenyra. Upon his appointment, Tyland acted at once to seize the royal treasury. The crown's gold was divided into four parts. One part was entrusted to the care of the Iron Bank of Braavos for safekeeping, another sent to Casterly Rock, and a third to Oldtown. The remaining wealth was used by the greens for bribes and gifts, and hiring sellswords.

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Tyland Lannister, later called the Hooded Hand, was a knight from House Lannister. He served on the small councilat King's Landing, as master of ships for Viserys I Targaryen, as master of coin for Aegon II Targaryen. He was the younger twin brother of Jason Lannister, the Lord of Casterly Rock. At the start of the Dance of the Dragons, Ser Tyland was named master of coin by Queen Alicent, replacing Lord Lyman Beesbury, who had been murdered for his support of Princess Rhaenyra. Upon his appointment, Tyland acted at once to seize the royal treasury. The crown's gold was divided into four parts. One part was entrusted to the care of the Iron Bank of Braavos for safekeeping, another sent to Casterly Rock, and a third to Oldtown. The remaining wealth was used by the greens for bribes and gifts, and hiring sellswords.

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Tyland was a cunning man, and his wits remained sharp. A tireless royal servant and able in his high offices, Tyland demonstrated a dogged loyalty to the kings he served. Tyland always spoke to them gently and treated them with deference, preferring to guide rather than command.

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