👉 The term "baratheon" is a play on words. It was coined by author J.R.R. Tolkien as an alternative name for the character Gandalf in the Middle-earth literature of The Lord of the Rings, which he wrote about in his novel The Silmarillion. The word "baratheon" comes from the Sanskrit word "barahata," which means "to be carried away." In this context, it's a play on words that suggests Gandalf is being carried
