Are Jon Snow and Aegon Targaryen the same person?

In season 8 Jon Snow (Kit Harington) finds out what the rest of us have known since the Game Of Thrones' season 6 finale “The Winds of Winter:” Jon is a Targaryen. And, not only that, but he is the legitimate heir to the Iron Throne with a fancy new name to boot — Aegon Targaryen, Sixth Of His Name.

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How is Jon Snow related to Aegon Targaryen?

Aegon Targaryen was the son of Crown Prince Rhaegar Targaryen and Princess Elia Martell. He had an older sister, Rhaenys Targaryen, and a younger paternal half-brother also named Aegon but raised under the name, Jon Snow. Is Jon Snow named after Aegon Targaryen? Game of Thrones revealed Jon Snow's real name to be Aegon Targaryen. However, it should've been Aemon instead, and might actually be in the books. Game of Thrones should have made Jon Snow's real name Aemon Targaryen, not Aegon.

In which episode Jon Snow knows he is Targaryen?

The season 7 finale episode "The Dragon and the Wolf" confirmed that Jon is indeed the legitimate son of Rhaegar and Lyanna, and that his birth name is actually Aegon Targaryen. Was Rhaegar Targaryen king? Prince Rhaegar Targaryen, the last Prince of Dragonstone, was the eldest son and heir to King Aerys II Targaryen, the Mad King. He was the older brother of Viserys and Daenerys Targaryen and the husband of Elia Martell, with whom he had two children, Rhaenys and Aegon.

Who killed Ned's sister?

In reality, Lyanna's death was due to complications after giving birth to her son with Rhaegar. Her death was witnessed by Ned, two handmaidens and possibly Howland Reed. Who is Jon Snow's real parents? Jon Snow/Parents

Is Aegon Targaryen the mad king?

After Jaehaerys's death, his son the Mad King took over as the last Targaryen king. This would make Aegon V the grandfather of the Mad King, the great-grandfather of Rhaegar, Viserys, and Daenerys Targaryen, and great-great-grandfather of Jon Snow. What made aerys Targaryen mad? According to one fan theory, Bran's whispers are what drive the Mad King Aerys to madness. As anyone knowledgeable on Westeros lore knows, the campaign to depose the Targaryens began when he killed Ned Stark's father and brother, Rickard and Brandon, with fire. Aerys was known for repeatedly saying “burn them all.”

Did Maester Aemon know Jon was a Targaryen?

Aemon says he is aware of Jon's struggle and reveals his Targaryen heritage to him, recounting the deaths of his nephew Aerys II, Aerys's son Rhaegar, and Rhaegar's two young children; neither Aemon nor Jon are aware that Rhaegar and his children were Jon's true father and half-siblings.