Aegon was declared king with a black crown made out of Valarian steel. As pointed out by Screen Rant , this item was actually an important piece when it comes to Targaryen history.

That’s foreshadowing the future for Aegon II, since his coronation starts a civil war amongst House Targaryen. The crown is also Aegon’s namesake, in a way.

Rhaenyra and Aegon's crowns on House of the Dragon hold a lot of symbolism once you take their history in the Fire & Blood book into account.

Before the Iron Throne was even forged, there was Aegon Targaryen — the Dragonlord who turned Westeros into his personal ...

Although Aegon holds symbols of the Conqueror with the Blackfyre sword and Aegon I's crown, Rhaenyra holds the ancestral seat of House Targaryen and wears the crown of her late father that was ...

The Targaryens, blessed with the best hair, the best pets, and the best lineage, were wronged in the Game of Thrones series, ...

Aegon II Targaryen has been an eye-catching character to follow in Season 2, to say the least. Although he was quite one-dimensional in the first season, showrunner Ryan Condal and actor Tom Glynn ...

"Aegon is a great example of neglect and indulgence," Condal says. "This is the medieval version of the millionaire's prodigal son. His mother was 15, and his father never paid any attention to him.

Rhaenyra Targaryen isn't the only member of the family with a claim to the Iron Throne in House of the Dragon. Meet King Aegon, played by Tom Glynn-Carney.

Aegon Targaryen flew on the back of Belarion, the Black Terror, heading towards the Seven Kingdoms. He unleashed an inferno of fire and blood, which culminated in his rise as sovereign. The swords ...

What happens to Aegon II in ‘House of the Dragon’ Season 2, Episode 4? King Aegon II (Tom Glynn-Carney) is an agent of sabotage — both to himself and others — in this episode.