Aegon and Aemond Targaryen.

Aemond lost his right eye in his youth, in a fight against his nephews, and wore a sapphire in the socket of the lost eye. Aegon was a young and handsome man, although he had a melancholy look in his eyes and an angry mouth, he sometimes engaged in inappropriately groping the maids. Aegon II was quick to anger and slow to forgive.[6] At the age of fifteen, he was known as a lazy and somewhat melancholic boy, inclined to gluttony at the table and fond of drinking beer and strong wine, traits that he maintained into adulthood.[7] The sweet wine of the Rejo was Aegon's favorite.[2] During the Dance, after a series of defeats and setbacks, Aegon began to drink more frequently, using the strong wine to drown his fears.[8][5] Later, he would use the wine to dull the pain of the wounds and burns he had suffered. They describe him as greedy and picky.

They hate his nephews, they hate his older half-sister Rhaenyra, and they hate the "blacks" (Rhaenyra's allies, all dead except his niece and little "Aegon" who shares a name with his uncle).