jan 1, 61 - The Third Dornish War

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The Third Dornish War, also known as Lord Rogar's War, was the war of another rebel calling himself the Vulture King and his followers who pillaged the Dornish marches during the reign of Jaehaerys I Targaryen in 61 AC.
Ser Borys Baratheon was the heir to Storm's End until his older brother, Lord Rogar Baratheon, finally had a son, Boremund, in 52 AC. Borys became bitter and traveled to Myr and Volantis before returning to Westeros, where he joined forces with the Vulture King of the Red Mountains. Using his knowledge of the Stormlands, he assisted the rebel in raiding and pillaging his former home.
When pursued, the Vulture King would disappear into the Red Mountains to evade capture, retreating to one of his camps high in the mountains. However, his tactics were to little avail against the Targaryen forces. King Jaehaerys I Targaryen flew upon Vermithor, setting aflame each of the Vulture King's crude camps in the mountains. Lord Rogar Baratheon's column traveled into the mountain from the east, at first by horse but soon afoot along goat tracks. Lord Simon Dondarrion of Blackhaven led a small host of marcher knights into the mountains from the west, sealing off a potential route of escape for the Vulture King.
Ser Borys Baratheon was the first to be cornered. Lord Rogar's men made short work of Borys's men, but when Rogar and Borys came face to face, Jaehaerys refused to let Rogar become a kinslayer and personally challenged Borys to single combat. Borys accepted the challenge, and was cut down by Jaehaerys with Blackfyre.
The Vulture King was eventually captured in a previously burned lair. Led before Jaehaerys and Rogar in chains, Lord Rogar ordered the captive's chains removed and that he be given a spear and shield. Lord Rogar commanded that if the Vulture King managed to slay him in single combat, he would be allowed to go free. The Vulture King proved unable to defeat the Stormlord, however, and was slain by Lord Rogar.
In total, the war lasted not even half a year.

According to Archmaester Gyldayn, the name "Third Dornish War" is a misnomer, as the Prince of Dorne kept the armies of Dorne out of the conflict. Gyldayn considers "Lord Rogar's War", a name given to the conflict by the smallfolk, a much better name.

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