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King's Landing is roughly square-shaped, sprawling across several miles and defended by tall walls. Layout See also: Images of King's Landing 7 Chapters that take place at King's Landing.The demonym used for its inhabitants is 'Kingslander'. Driftmark and Dragonstone in the Gullet protect the bay from the narrow sea. Nearby towns include Rosby and Duskendale to the northeast and Tumbleton to the southwest, while the kingswood is found south of the capital across the Blackwater. King's Landing, the principal harbor of the Seven Kingdoms, is rivaled only by Oldtown, which is larger in area but less populous.

The stench of the city's waste can be smelled far beyond its walls. Poorer smallfolk build shanty settlements outside the city.

King's Landing is the most populous city in Westeros, but unsightly and dirty compared to other cities. The main city is surrounded by a wall, manned by the City Watch of King's Landing, also known as the gold cloaks.

King's Landing is the site of the Iron Throne and the Red Keep, which is the seat of the king, Robert I from House Baratheon of King's Landing. It is situated along the kingsroad at the mouth of the Blackwater Rush and overlooks Blackwater Bay. King's Landing is the capital of the Seven Kingdoms, located in the crownlands on the east coast of Westeros. 1 Rosby road, 2 Dragon Gate, 3 Iron Gate, 4 Dragonpit, 5 Shae's manse, 6 Chataya's brothel, 7 Old Gate, 8 Flea Bottom, 9 Red Keep, 10 Street of the Sisters, 11 Gate of the Gods, 12 Cobbler's Square, 13 Guildhall of the Alchemists, 14 Hook, 15 Great Sept of Baelor, 16 Muddy Way, 17 Fishmonger's Square, 18 River Gate, 19 Tobho Mott's shop, 20 Street of Steel, 21 harbor, 22 Lion Gate, 23 River Row, 24 fish market, 25 tourney ground, 26 King's Gate, 27 kingsroad

Knights and merchants the peasants rebellion