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Sons of the Harpy. They want to put a collar back on my neck.
~ Mossador
Meereen would always be the Harpy's city, and Daenerys could not be a harpy.
~ Thoughts of Daenerys Targaryen.

The Sons of the Harpy are supporting antagonists in the A Song of Ice and Fire novel series and its television adaptation, Game of Thrones. They are a violent underground resistance group that is composed of Ghiscari noblemen from the city-state of Meereen who are in opposition to the reign of Queen Daenerys Targaryen and her abolishment of slavery, which is the source of Slaver's Bay's entire economy. The name is a reference to the way the Ghiscari noblemen refer to themselves. They are allegedly led by someone known as "the Harpy," although the existence of such a leader remains questionable.

Biography[]

The Sons of the Harpy are minor antagonists of Daenerys' POV storyline in the 5th book, after the Wise Masters of Yunkai, Hizdahr zo Loraq, and Quentyn Martell. They are a group of Ghiscari from Meereen, and Astapor who were originally the officers that command the Unsullied if the city is attacked. They are suspected of being noble Meereenese families who oppose Daenerys Targaryen and her occupation of their city and wish to restore slavery in Meereen by removing her from the rulership of the city. Their name refers to the Old Empire of Ghis, one of the oldest known nations and ancient cultures in the world.

Since Daenerys took Meereen, they launched a Shadow War where they would murder Freedmen, Unsullied, and Shavepates, though they mostly attacked at night. They also attempt to poison Daenerys at some point. Their actions caused an insurrection at Meereen. The noble Meereen families who are the main suspects of being Sons of the Harpy are Loraq, Zhak, Pahl, Quazzar, Uhlez, Ghazeen, Hazkar, Dhazzak, Yherizan, and Merreq. They are indirect allies of Yunkai and the Slaver Alliance, which includes Yunkai, Qarth, Volantis, and various sellsword companies. The leader of the Sons of the Harpy is still unknown, and that person is mostly referred to as "the Harpy".

A Song of Ice and Fire[]

Among the victims of the Sons of the Harpy are Stalwart Shield (named White Rat in the TV series) and Mossador, one of Missandei's brothers (not to be confused with another character in the show with the same name). Daenerys first orders an investigation without getting any results. Her Dothraki attempt to subdue the city, while sellswords Ben Plumm and Daario Naharis are out to prepare for an attack from Yunkai and to try to make alliances outside Slaver's Bay. Skahaz mo Kandaq the Shavepate urges Dany to punish the Great Masters and their families for the murders committed by the Sons of the Harpy, while the seneschal Reznak mo Reznak denies that the noble families are connected to the Sons. That same day, a man meets with the Ruling Council of Meereen with the burnt corpse of his daughter. The dragon responsible for this, Drogon, has left the city, and Daenerys is unable to use her other two dragons, Viserion and Rhaegal, against the Sons of the Harpy. She has them locked into what is eventually called the Dragon Pit.

The number of attacks and deaths in the night starts to increase drastically, and the Sons of the Harpy manage to kill nine fully-armed Unsullied in the streets of Meereen, but this time they also killed freedmen (former slaves). This time, Danaerys allows the Shavepate to torture a wineseller and his daughter. During the second investigation, she orders the Unsullied to restrict themselves to patrolling the walls and imposes a blood tax on the great families of Meereen to fund a new mixed force of freedmen and shavepates to patrol the city streets under the control of Skahaz. This caused the families of Zhak and Merreq to prepare to leave the city; the Queen orders that their wealth must remain behind, as well as some of their children in her custody.

The attacks of the Sons of the Harpy keep going while Danaerys refuses to listen to Hizdahr zo Loraq's advice to reopen the fighting pits of Meereen. The Queen receives a visit from Xaro Xhoan Daxos, one of the Thirteen in the commercial city of Qarth. Xaro warns her of the danger the Sons of the Harpy pose and informs Daenerys that Pyat Pree and the rest of the Qartheen warlocks are seeking revenge after the destruction of the House of the Undying and the deaths of the Undying Ones. Xaro tells Daenerys that her attempt to abolish slavery is not working and that Qarth is willing to trade in slaves with Meereen before offering her 30 galleys if she leaves for Westeros. Meanwhile, Astapor is facing a siege from the army of Yunkai, but Daenerys refuses to leave Meereen to defend Astapor and leaves it on its own. She refuses Xaro's offer, and he abandons his flattering tone and becomes hostile to her. He admits that he should have killed her on Qarth and promises her that she will die screaming at the hands of the Masters, then he leaves Meereen for Qarth. The next day, Qarth declares war.

The Green Grace Galazza Galare advises Daenerys to marry Hizdahr zo Loraq. The two don't love each other, but Hizdahr promises to put an end to the attacks of the Sons of the Harpy. The Hand of the Queen, Ser Barristan Selmy, disapproves of this. Daenerys has many children of the powerful families of Meereen taken to the Great Pyramid as well-treated hostages. The children are made to be cupbearers and continue their education. Daenerys eventually grows fond of them and doesn't allow the Shavepate to harm them to send a message, despite the murders from the Sons of the Harpy.

Dany's enemies have more ships in their fleets, while her Pentoshi admiral Groleo is unable to build new ships (she doesn't have a fleet anymore). Hizdahr manages to put an end to the attacks of the Sons of the Harpy after visiting the 11 pyramids of the noble families. After 26 days, there are still no new attacks from the Sons, but this causes Daenerys and the Shavepate to suspect Hizdahr; however, this time Dany wants to leave him and the other masters alone, as she prefers this silence over an open rebellion in the city. She also refuses to take hostages from the powerful families, not wanting to incite their anger.

Meanwhile, during these days, the city of Astapor faced a siege commanded by the Yunkish Wise Masters, who were determined to retake it from the freedmen. They are joined by the sellsword companies The Windblown and the Company of the Cat. Prince Quentyn Martell and his companions allied with The Windblown. The situation in Astapor has been chaotic, and Cleon the Great was murdered by Cleon the Second, until he was murdered as well by King Cutthroat. The Yunkish devoured the Astapori crops and slaughtered their herds. Inside Astapor, the Astapori began to starve, forcing them to eat cats, rats, and leather, with a horsehide considered a feast. The pyramid of Nakloz is despoiled and set aflame by those who claim that the late Kraznys mo Nakloz is to blame for all their woes, while others blame Daenerys, but many still love her. Rumors began to spread that King Cleon sent for Daenerys, and she is coming.

Every day, the citizens tell each other that Daenerys is on her way, at the head of a great host, with food for all. There are also other rumors that she has been seen mounted on a dragon flying high above the camps of the Yunkai’i. Eventually, at the gates of Astapor, the Slaver Alliance defeated the host of Unsullied, who listened to a false vision of the Green Grace of Astapor and attacked their enemies. As a punishment, the survivors impaled the Green Grace, leaving her to die, and after a feast, they killed themselves with poison wine. Soon after the bloody flux (how dysentery is called in the ASOIAF universe) starts spreading in the city, the legions of New Ghis, the Yunkai'i, and the sellswords sack the city. Soon there is nothing left in Astapor but corpses, with the river full of bodies and a terrible smell in the streets. What Astapori that still survive creep out of their hidey holes and pour out into the countryside, hundreds of them, maybe thousands, all starved and sick, many with the bloody flux. The Yunkai'i command the sellswords to hunt them down and turn them, driving them back to Astapor or north to Meereen to prevent the Astapori from going near the Yellow City. The burning Astapor is now dead and left in ruins. Quentyn reflects to himself that the sights he saw riding down the red brick streets of Astapor will haunt him forever and that Astapor is the closest thing to hell he ever hopes to know.

With the Sons of the Harpy gone quiet, Daenerys learns of the horrifying events of the Fall of Astapor from survivors. As many of the refugees have been infected with the bloody flux, she refuses to let them in Meereen until the sickness passes. The refugees from Astapor set up camp at the gates of Meereen, and Daenerys refused to unleash her dragons against the coming army of Yunkai and the slaver alliance. Brown Ben Plumm and his force of the Second Sons defect Daenerys to join the slaver alliance.

The Sons of the Harpy still haven't resumed their activities, while the Yunkish forces, with their Supreme Commander Yurkaz zo Yunzak, arrive at the gates of Meereen, massing more ships and building siege weapons; the Qartheen fleet and camel corps from Qarth, and forces from the island city of Elyria and the port city of Tolos are among them. Prince Quentyn Martell and his friends and Westerosi sellswords of the Windblown meet with Daenerys at Meereen. She refuses Quentyn's proposal to marry him and make an alliance with Dorne against the Iron Throne and instead marries Hizdahr zo Loraq in order to stop the murderous activities of the Sons of the Harpy. Daenerys invites the Yunkish lords and their sellswords to her wedding feast. They make an exchange of hostages: Daenerys has nobles and commanders of the Yunkish forces give her Hizdahr's sister, two of his cousins, Jhogo (named Rakharo in the show), admiral Groleo, Hero, and Daario Naharis. The latter is furious that Hizdahr is controlling Daenerys and even having sex with her.

At Daznak's Pit, the Wise Masters, the Great Masters, the sellsword companies, and the rest of the citizens attend the gladiatorial fightings between mercenaries, free warriors, and slaves. It's on this day that the Sons of the Harpy decide it's time to help Yunkai by killing Daenerys Targaryen via assassination. They poison her food, a bowl of fried locusts; however, Queensguard Strong Belwas, a former slave of Illyrio Mopatis, eats them instead, causing him to get sick. Hizdahr tried to convince Daenerys to eat the food, telling her the locusts are tasty, but Dany continues to watch the pit fighters from Essos, Westeros, and Sothoryos and wild animals killing each other. She's only amused when she sees two slaves of the Yunkish Master, Yezzan zo Qaggaz, a female dwarf (Penny) riding a dog and jousting with a male dwarf with the Lannister shield riding a pig. Daznak's Pit becomes full of blood, and the Sons of the Harpy are unable to make another attempt at Daenerys' life when the dragon Drogon appears, his attention drawn by the smell of blood and the screams coming from Daznak's Pit. He joins in the fighting and starts burning the pit fighters and the wild animals., causing chaos in the process. During this ensuing pandemonium, Daenerys tries to calm Drogon with a whip. He allows her to mount him and flies away from Meereen. Without the queen, the city is under the rule of Hizdahr zo Loraq, now King of Meereen.

Daenerys doesn't return to the besieged Meereen, and many fear she is dead. The Dothraki at Meereen search for her across the Worm River. Strong Belwas is still in mortal danger from the poisoned locusts of the Sons of the Harpy; the Blue Graces are taking care of him. The new ruler of Meereen, Hizdahr, makes his own new Ruling Council of Meereen, also removing Barristan Selmy from his duty as Lord Commander of the Kingsguard. Hizdahr receives the Yunkish lords, angered by Drogon's attack at Daznak's Pit, thinking it was a plot to defeat them; as a retaliation for the death of one of Daenerys' hostage Masters, Yurkhaz zo Yunzak, during Drogon's attack, they killed her admiral Groleo. Hizdahr slights the Unsullied and doesn't trust the Shavepates, so he takes pit fighters as bodyguards as he discusses peace with the Yunkai'i. Barristan has gone into depression, and Meereen is extremely quiet. The bloody flux started spreading in the city as well as in the Yunkish camps outside. Meanwhile, Volantis has dispatched its fleet, and Hizdahr means to let them enter Meereen.

Sometime thereafter, a confectioner working for Hizdahr was arrested, and the confectioner admitted to poisoning the locusts, as the Sons of the Harpy had taken his daughter as hostage, and they swore that they'd return her unharmed once Daenerys was dead. However, as she had survived, the Sons of the Harpy murdered the confectioner's daughter as punishment for his failure before cutting her body into nine pieces and sending them back to her father. This caused Skahaz to report to Ser Barristan his suspicions that the Sons of the Harpy had poisoned the locusts in an attempt to kill Daenerys, before accusing Hizdahr of being the so-called "Harpy," the leader of the Sons of the Harpy. Ser Barristan, the Shavepate, and Grey Worm conspire against Hizdahr and plan to attack the unsuspecting Yunkai'i before the fleet from Volantis can arrive to take the city and enslave all of Daenerys' people. If Hizdahr is found guilty, then Barristan plans to kill him personally. The Shavepate also believes that the deaths of Yurkhaz and Groleo were all arranged by the Wise Masters to give Hizdahr a pretext to kill Daenerys three dragons before the Volantene fleet arrives. Ser Barristan wants to seize Hizdahr, order the Yunkai'i to return their remaining hostages, and have them withdraw their armies from Meereen.

That night in the Great Pyramid, Barristan questions Hizdahr about his role among the Sons of the Harpy and the attempted assassination of Daenerys, but Hizdahr denies anything. That same night, after the failed alliance with Daenerys, Quentyn Martell tries to tame and steal Viserion and Rhaegal in order to prove his worth and to bring them to Dorne, but this would result in him being burned alive and the dragons escaping. Meanwhile, Ser Barristan fights against the pit fighter, Khrazz, and kills him. He then seizes the begging Hizdahr zo Loraq and is imprisoned in a cell, where he will remain until Daenerys returns.

With Hizdahr's imprisonment, Meereen is now ruled by the Hand of the Queen, Ser Barristan Selmy, and his ruling council. Strong Belwas managed to survive the poisoned locusts of the Sons of the Harpy, though he's now a bit weaker. Because Prince Quentyn had unintentionally freed Vision and Rhaegal, his actions caused outrage amongst the Meereenese and the Sons of the Harpy. An angry mob soon gathered outside the pyramid, demanding Hizdahr's release and that both dragons be destroyed. Because Hizdahr was arrested and ousted from power, this infuriated the Sons of the Harpy, and they retaliated by resuming their nightly murders. Barristan is shocked to learn that they murdered 29 people in the night, in contrast to nine the previous night and three the night before. One murder was committed during the day. Despite Skahaz's insistence, Barristan still refuses to kill the hostages in retaliation. With the promise of letting them in a ship back to Dorne, Ser Barristan sends Quentyn's Dornish friends, Gerris Drinkwater and Archibald Yronwood, back to the camps outside to their companions of The Windblown. He then tells the Tattered Prince to free and protect the hostages of Yunkai, and in exchange, the Free City of Pentos will be his, something that Daenerys refuses, as she feels that she owes everything she has to Magister Illyrio Mopatis. With the city suffering from the bloody flux and attacks from the Sons of the Harpy, the army of Yunkai launches a surprise attack against Meereen by catapulting the dead bodies of victims of the bloody flux.

The battle starts before dawn with the forces of Meereen, led by Barristan, defending the city from the Slaver Alliance. The Brazen Beasts man the walls of the city in the absence of the Unsullied and the sellswords, defending the streets from the Sons of the Harpy. With the Second Siege of Meereen ensuing outside and Meereen almost completely destroyed and defended by a few men, the Sons of the Harpy might try to attack the Great Pyramid and take control of the city, as Barristan and his forces are outside fighting.

Game of Thrones[]

A member of the Sons of the Harpy slits the throat of White Rat, an Unsullied, when the latter approaches a prostitute and pays to be embraced by her. The assassin, who was in league with the prostitute, leaves his mask at the brothel as a revindication of the Sons' responsibility. The murderer is later caught by Daario Naharis, who finds him hiding in a wall. Daenerys pays heed to Ser Barristan Selmy's insistence that the man should have a trial for his crimes. However, a slave named Mossador believes the man does not deserve a fair trial, which leads him to find his prison cell and kill him. Following a coordinated attack by the Sons of the Harpy, in which Ser Barristan is killed and Commander Grey Worm is heavily injured, Daenerys decides to make peace with the Great Masters by reopening the fighting pits and arranging her own marriage to Hizdahr zo Loraq. As expected, the Sons of the Harpy stopped their attacks following the betrothal, which led Daario to suspect Hizdahr's involvement with the group.

However, at the reopening of the fighting pits in Daznak's Pit, the Sons of the Harpy mounted a mass attack in which they murdered Hizdahr zo Loraq as well as many Unsullied and Civilians. During their rebellion, Daenerys, Jorah, Daario, Missandei, and Tyrion try to escape the assassins by crossing Daznak's Pit while being defended by a small phalanx of Unsullied. In turn, the group is quickly surrounded by more of the Sons of the Harpy. Though it looked like they had the upper hand, Drogon unexpectedly intervened, burning and mutilating many of them. While the remainder of the Sons retreat, Daenerys flies off on the back of the dragon, leaving her advisors and allies in awe. While Ser Jorah Mormont and Daario track Daenerys down, Tyrion Lannister, who was with the group, is chosen to lead the city and deal with the Sons of the Harpy until Daenerys returns, as he is the only one with experience in governing a city.

In the aftermath of Daenerys' disappearance, Tyrion and Varys learn that the Sons of the Harpy are funded by the masters of Yunkai, Astapor, and Volantis. After Tyrion negotiates a fragile peace between the fractions, the Sons of the Harpy once again cease their attacks.

When the Masters laid siege to Meereen via sea and attacked the city during the Second Siege of Meereen, the combined forces of the Sons of the Harpy lay in wait before the gates of the city. Once people started swarming out of the gates to escape the chaos in the city, the Sons of the Harpy attacked and slaughtered them. However, while they are murdering the refugees, Daario Naharis rides towards the city with a large horde of Dothraki in tow. They then swarm over the Sons of the Harpy, routing them out of the city gates.

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  • The identity of the alleged leader of the Sons of the Harpy, the "Harpy," has not been revealed yet. While most of Daenerys' supporters suspect Hizdahr zo Loraq to be the Harpy, some readers believe he might be a red herring and speculate possible candidates to be the leader of the Harpy's Sons, most of whom are Daenerys' own Ghiscari supporters and members of her Ruling Council. Among the most notable suspects among the readers are Skahaz mo Kandaq and Reznak mo Reznak. But others speculate the Harpy could likely be a woman, possibly the Green Grace Galazza Galare, the high priestess of the temple, who has been the nicest Ghiscari ally to Daenerys.

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