Arguably the much-awaited global series of the month, Game of Thrones' Prequel- A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms Episode 1 was released on JioHotstar in India. Based on George R.R. Martin’s Tales of Dunk and Egg, A Knight of the Seven Kingdom is set about 90–100 years before the original series and after House of the Dragon.
A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms revolves around a 'hedge knight' Ser Duncan who is yet to decide which lord he will serve and how he will make his ends meet. During his childhood days, Duncan was adopted by Ser Arlan of Pennytree. However, Episode 1 showcased Dunkan burying his master.
Since you have landed on this page, True Scoop assumes that you cannot keep your calm and wondering which Lord or ruler Ser Duncan will serve at the end.
The answer is Aegon V Targaryen. For those who haven't read the book yet, Aegon V Targaryen is none other than the boy whom Duncan first met after burying his master.
The little boy follows Duncan to Ashford Meadow tourney, and then became his squire.
Aegon V Targaryen's nickname is Egg, and he is secretly a Targaryen prince who will later become King Aegon V. Egg hides his royal identity while traveling with Dunk.
Ultimately. Duncan joins the Kingsguard post-Aegon's coronation around 233 AC. Duncan fights in the Fourth Blackfyre Rebellion, slaying Daemon III Blackfyre, and escorts Maester Aemon to the Night's Watch.
For those who are still not able to establish A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms' connection with Game of Thrones, Aegon V Targaryen aka Egg is the grandfather of Aerys II Targaryen, infamously known as the 'Mad King' in GOT. Aerys II Targaryen is the father of Daenerys Targaryen played by Emilia Clarke in Game of Thrones.
Talking about characters, Ser Duncan the Tall is played by Peter Claffey, Aegon V Targaryen is played by Dexter Sol Ansell, Ser Lyonel Baratheon is played by Daniel Ings, etc.