[s8e6] The Iron Throne -

Drogon, sensing his mother’s death, descended in a fury. He did not burn Jon; instead, in a moment of intelligence and raw symbolism, he turned his fire upon the Iron Throne itself. The chair of swords, forged by Aegon the Conqueror 300 years prior, melted into a pool of molten steel. Drogon then gathered Daenerys' body and flew eastward, leaving the seat of power a shapeless ruin. A New Counsel

As the snow-like ash fell over the Red Keep, Jon Snow found Daenerys Targaryen in the ruined throne room. She had finally reached the Iron Throne, touching it but never truly sitting upon it. In a final, tragic embrace, Jon chose his duty to the realm over his love and stabbed her, ending the reign she had barely begun. [S8E6] The Iron Throne

Weeks later, the lords and ladies of Westeros convened at the Dragonpit to decide the future of the realm. Tyrion Lannister, still a prisoner for his betrayal of Daenerys, proposed a radical shift: that kings and queens should no longer be born into power, but chosen by the lords of the realm. Game of Thrones Recap: S8E6 – “The Iron Throne” Drogon, sensing his mother’s death, descended in a fury

In the aftermath of the dragon's fire, King’s Landing was a skeleton of ash and silence. This is the story of how the Iron Throne—the seat that defined an era of blood—met its end. The Dragon’s Grief Drogon then gathered Daenerys' body and flew eastward,