The Green Men of the Gods Eye REVEALED. The Green Men of the Isle of Faces.

The Green Men and Garth Greenhand. A new possibility that would explain this ancient and mysterious phenomena. The Origin of Green Men of the God's Eye and Garth Greenhand explained. Links to videos below: Connection between the Weirwoods and the Shade of the Evening Tree --- https://youtu.be/KiHDmj2jrtI?si=ZjjYbomBPsOrQ_uU Nagga's Bones--- https://youtu.be/HLf_3D_zNNE?si=j_5liFvsH7BQT7jY Fratricidal clues between Garth Greenhand and the Grey King--- https://youtu.be/IgqfqzywHFw?si=AuyE0mEcwb2jOtRI Link to my original post from 2020 on X (formally Twitter) where this theory was born: https://x.com/Crowfood_sD/status/1344721077595881473?s=20 CHANNEL ART by Michael Klarfeld Link to Michael Klarfeld's art website-- www.klaradox.de/en ************************************************************************** Follow me on Twitter - @Crowfood_sD Information for this video is sourced from the ASoIaF book series, Game of Thrones HBO television series, House of the Dragon HBO television series, Sample chapters from The Winds of Winter, The Dunk and Egg Novellas, The Lands of Ice and Fire, The World of Ice and Fire, Fire and Blood, Rise of the dragon, and So Spake Martin compilations from Westeros.org. This video may also contain spoilers from TWOW sample chapters. ************************************************************************** Art Credited: The Children of the Forest and the First Men forming the Pact by Magali Villeneuve The King of Summers End by Jason Engle Shade of the evening by Sara Biddle The First Men burn a weirwood by Chase Stone Warlocks of Qarth by John Aslarona Gawain, Legacy of the Green Knight by Joel Holtzman Macha by McCambridge The slaughter of the children of the forest by the Andal warrior, Erreg the Kinslayer by Arthur Bozonne Isle of Faces, art by Kaija Rudkiewicz Wardens of the Reach by artist Tomasz Jedruszek Forest Concept Piece 5 by Parkurtommo Wolves of the North Cover by Cristi-B Oakenseat sketch by daazed-da The City of Asshai by Rene Aigner House of the Undying by Lauren K. Cannon Renly Baratheon by Jason Engle House Of The Undying Ones by Soldat Nordsken HOUSE UNDYING by John Aslarona CRANNOGMEN TRACKERS by Adrián Prado The Grey King by Eve Ventrue Ironborn raiders by Tomasz Jedruszek Nagga's Bones in Old Wyk, by artist Juan Carlos Barquet Nagga the first sea dragon of Westeros by Rumyana Zarkova ************************************************************************** DON’T FORGET TO LIKE & SUBSCRIBE AND THANKS FOR WATCHING!!! Did you know In Westeros there are tales of men with green skin? Thousands of years ago, when the first men crossed the land bridge to Westeros, they quickly settled the land, building farms and homesteads and in doing so they had cut down weiroods, which were the trees sacred to the Old Gods. An act which soon brought them into war with an elder race already present on the Continent, the Children of the Forest who worshiped the Old Gods. During this time it is said that the wars went on until the earth ran red with the blood of both races, but eventually a peace was bartered when the First Men and The Children forged a treaty known as the Pact amidst the weirwood groves on an island a sacred to the Old Gods and the Children known as the Gods Eye. It is said faces were carved into all the weirwoods within the Island So that the gods could bear witness to the historic agreement,and the sacred order of the green men was created and entrusted with guardianship over the island to tend to its sacred weirwoods groves and protect the Island. It is believed that the order of Green Men are still living within the isle to this day but the isle is so well protected few have ever successfully traveled there to see for themselves. According to the Worldbook and Old Nan the tales of the green men claim they have green skin and in some versions they may also have antlers like a stag. Though most maesters believe the tales are a conflation of men who wore green clothing and horned headresses. In bran II of a Storm of Swords he hears a tale of a mystery knight with a weirwood device on his shield and wonder if he was a guardian of the Gods Eye “the mystery knight was short of stature, and clad in ill-fitting armor made up of bits and pieces. The device upon his shield was a heart tree of the old gods, a white weirwood with a laughing red face." "Maybe he came from the Isle of Faces," said Bran. "Was he green?" In Old Nan's stories, the guardians had dark green skin and leaves instead of hair. Sometimes they had antlers too” A Storm of Swords - Bran II Keywords: Green Men, Children of the Forest, Garth, Greenhand, Isle of Faces, The Pact, Gods Eye, Dance, Dragons, twow, asoiaf, asoiaf theory, history, grrm, george rr martin, house of the dragon, HOTD, Game of Thrones, theory, dragon, Fire and blood, greenseer, weirwood, song of ice and fire, god's eye, theories, secret origins, ironborn