Aegon V, also known as Aegon the Unlikely, is a fictional character from the A Song of Ice and Fire series by George R.R. Martin. He was the sixth king of the Targaryen dynasty, ruling from 233 AC until his death in 259 AC. Aegon V is known for his efforts to improve the lives of the common people and his desire to unite the realm, despite facing significant challenges from the nobility. His reign is marked by the infamous Great Summer and the Blackfyre Rebellions, which tested his leadership. Aegon V's legacy is often overshadowed by his tragic end, as he died in a catastrophic event known as the Great Fire during a disastrous tournament. His story highlights the complexities of power and the struggles faced by rulers in the Seven Kingdoms.