There have been many kings and king pretenders, both in the show's history and current events.
King's Landing
Aerys II 'The Mad' - Killed by Jaime Lannister,
Robert Baratheon - Killed by a boar while hunting,
Joffrey Baratheon - Poisoned by Littlefinger and Olenna Tyrell,
Tommen Baratheon - Committed suicide.
War of the Five Kings
Robb Stark 'King in the North' - killed by crossbow bolt, shot by Roose Bolton,
Balon Greyjoy - thrown off a bridge to his death by his younger brother Euron,
Renly Baratheon - killed by a shadow assassin, created by Melisandre.
Stannis Baratheon - killed by Brienne of Tarth.
Eowyn killed the leader of the Nazgul known as the Witch-king of Angmar .
the apple from the witch or the queen person.
The Witch King of Angmar's sword is called The Morgul-Blade.
No, the Witch King is another name for the main Ringwraith, the one who stabbed Frodo on Weathertop. Sauron is the great Eye. The Witch King was one of the nine human kings to whom Sauron gave Rings of Power back in the Second Age. At some point these nine human kings, by the power of the Rings are transformed into the nine Ringwraiths, with the Witch King as their lord. Sauron is a Maia, just below the Valar.
Henry II as he said ' Who will rid me of this trubelsome priest' I don't think Henry meant it that way as the knights who killed becket did. The King Said 'Who will rid me of this trubelsome priest'; Once Thomas was killed the king said he didn't mean that he should actually be killed - The day after his death, apparently he walked around the Cathedral with his back being whipped to say sorry To Thomas. So its really your decision. The King blamed Himself; But the knights blamed themselves. :)-Lana
Yes a witch killed a little girl there and they say if you go there you can actually see her
Eowyn killed the leader of the Nazgul known as the Witch-king of Angmar .
you really should read the play, Macbeth becomes king
Jing john was rumoured to have killed his nephew but no one really knew if he did
Although Merry didn't know it, the sword he wielded had been specifically created to fight the Witch-king. The barrow-blade, a Dúnedain dagger, had been created during a war against the Kingdom of Angmar, founded by the Witch-king. In the cinematic adaptation, Merry actually loses his original blade, and is simply armed with a Rohirrim shortsword. He is still able to injure the Witch-king due to the strict wording of a prophecy, that he could not be killed 'by the hand of Man'. Though the Witch-king believed it meant 'by a human', it turned out to mean male humans, as he was wounded and then killed by a hobbit and a human woman.
I dont really know but Ronald Reagan killed him.
Good question! I hope she did because she was really "a wicked old witch!"
Witch-king of Angmar was created in 1954.
She was killed after... by murder i think. but no one really knows
No. No god was killed in the Odyssey.
he was a king of england. He was a really good king like the best king on england but unfortunately he died after 7 months of ruling because he was killed in a battle.
no