The Battle of the Burning Rivers

The Battle of the Burning Rivers was a major and pivotal battle during the War of the Five Kings. It is located at the red ford.

Prelude

 * Daenerys Targaryen landed at the Trident with intent of heading south, to join with Aegon Targaryen's host and treat with him.

Treating with Stannis
After hearing of Stannis marching south, Daenerys heads in the direction of Stannis' host, finally meeting him several days after she landed on the Trident. She met him at the crossroads between the three forks in a parley, several of Stannis' personal guard and several of Dany's unsullied guarding them.

The treat was angry and hateful, with there eventaully being little of an outcome, with Dany's last words in the treat being, "Fire and Blood."

The Battle
Soon after the treat, Stannis' force of seventeen-thousand northmen clashed with Daenerys' host of Unsullied. Having not heard of the legendary Unsullied skillsmanship, many Northmen perished and were eventually overwhelmed. Daenerys finished the battle by setting Drogon free and mounting him, flying to the retreating army and setting them ablaze with the notion that "they asked for it." Over 3000 Northmen died, under a thousand of which were burnt alive by dragonfire, while several thousand others suffered burns.

It was one of the three times Daenerys Targaryen unleashed her dragons against her enemies, with this being the first and most brutal, thus giving it the name "The Battle of the Burning Rivers"

Aftermath
Many minor and major houses bent the knee to Daenerys' claim to the Iron Throne after hearing of the battle, one of which including Petyr Baelish, the acting lord of the Eyrie. The North reluctantly bent the knee with their hosts shattered. Almost immediately following the Battle, Daenerys hears of the Red Wedding, and is immediately distressed by it, switching directions and heading immediateley for the Twins. The following battle that occurs is called The Battle of the Twins, and is the second time Daenerys used her dragons in combat.

Quotes
''"It can't be true. How could she commit... such an atrocity?" - Aegon about the Battle of the Burning Rivers.''