Crownlands

The crownlands were one of nine constituent regions of the Seven Kingdoms of Westeros. Unlike the other regions of Westeros, the crownlands were never a kingdom prior to Aegon's Conquest, instead being contested by the lords of the Riverlands and Stormlands. conquered these lands first upon his conquest of Westeros and built the Aegonfort (later "King's Landing") as his seat. Since then, the crownlands have served under the direct rule of the Iron Throne and House Targaryen.

The crownlands are also home to Houses Bar Emmon, Celtigar, Massey, Rosby, Rykker, Stokeworth, Sunglass, and fellow Valyrians, the Velaryons.

Geography
The crownlands were located on the east coast of Westeros next to Blackwater Bay. A number of towns, cities, and ports dotted the crownlands, but the largest was the capital of the Seven Kingdoms, King's Landing. They were bordered to the north and the west by the riverlands and to the southwest by the Reach. To the south of King's Landing lie the kingswood and the Stormlands.

Economy
King's Landing was the center of the crownlands' economy, hosting Westeros' largest harbor and collecting taxes from all over the realm. Nearly every profession imaginable was practiced in the crownlands.

Military
The lords of the crownlands can muster between ten to fifteen thousand men. King's Landing could muster two thousand men thanks to the City Watch. The island of Dragonstone could muster some four hundred and thirty fighting men to add to this strength. The main military strength of the crownlands was the royal fleet, which was one of the three strongest fleets in Westeros, with a total number of one hundred and fifty ships. In terms of military strength, the crownlands alone were the weakest, coming in tenth.