Man, trying to pin down 'the' king and queen in 'Game of Thrones' is like herding cats—because power shifts faster than a sand snake in Dorne! By the end of the series, Bran Stark becomes the elected king of the Six Kingdoms (sorry, Sansa kept the North independent). But the real messy part? Daenerys Targaryen kinda claimed the throne first, only to get... well, *redacted* by Jon Snow. Cersei Lannister held it for a while too, blowing up anyone in her way. It’s less about who *deserves* it and more about who survives the musical chairs of Westerosi politics.
Honestly, the throne itself gets melted by a dragon, which feels symbolic. Bran’s rule is more about paperwork and less about fire-and-blood drama, which might be why fans argue about it years later. My take? The real 'queen' was Arya—sailing off to discover new continents while everyone else bickered over a chair.