A Casa Ambrose é uma casa nobre da Campina.
| Casa Ambrose | |
|---|---|
 | |
| Brasão | Fundo amarelo coberto de formigas vermelhas |
| Lema | Nunca em Repouso |
| Lorde Atual | Arthur Ambrose |
| Região | Campina |
| Título | Senhores do Descanso da Campina |
| Suserano | Casa Tyrell |
Seu brasão é um fundo branco coberto de formigas vermelhas, as formigas provavelmente representam a voracidade de continuar em frente sem nunca descansar, pois uma formiga leva até três vezes mais o seu peso se necessário.
Seu lema é «Nunca em Repouso».
História
Sir Aubrey Ambrose foi nomeado por Eustace Osgrey por ser um dos apoiadores da suposta causa de Black Dragon[1]
Recent Events
A Clash of Kings
House Ambrose follow their Tyrell overlords in declaring for Renly Baratheon on the outset of the War of the Five Kings. While on the march with Renly's army, Ser Edmund Ambrose is one of the knights who start the wager on the maidenhood of Brienne of Tarth.
After Renly's death, the Ambroses again follow the Tyrells, marching with the Tyrell-Lannister army at the Battle of the Blackwater. The squire Alyn Ambrose slays a Myrish crossbowman and a Mullendore man-at-arms during the fighting.
A Storm of Swords
Elinor Tyrell is betrothed to Alyn Ambrose.
Ambrose men march with Lord Randyll Tarly to pacify the Crownlands after the victory at the Blackwater.
A Feast for Crows
Brienne of Tarth spots horse trappings bearing the ants of Ambrose among the gear collected from the dead after the Battle of Duskendale.[2]
House Ambrose at the end of the third century
The known Ambroses during the timespan of the events described in A Song of Ice and Fire are:
- Lord Arthur Ambrose, Lord of the house.
- Lady Alysanne Hightower, His wife.
- Alyn Ambrose, his young son. A squire.
- Lady Alysanne Hightower, His wife.
With unspecified familiar relationship to the main branch of the house there is also:
- Ser Edmund Ambrose, a knight from Randyll Tarly's household.
Historical Members
- Ser Aubrey Ambrose, a knight who supported Daemon Blackfyre's rebellion.[1]