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This answer is based mostly on the books, because:

1. They provide more lore on the subject.
2. I haven't seen the show.

People with the abilities of the Three-Eyed Raven (or Three-Eyed Crow as he is referred to in the books) are properly referred to as Greenseers. There is no evidence such a being has ever sat the Iron Throne, and there is a great deal of lore suggesting that none ever has.

The Greensight ability originated with the Children of the Forest. They were driven north of the Wall by either the First men or the Andals long before the Targaryens conquered Westeros and established the Iron Throne. The ability persists among the people of the North and the Neck, such as Bran Stark and (in the books) Jojen Reed, because these peoples have ancient Westerosi ancestry going back to the First Men. I believe that their Greensight is evidence suggesting that their ancestors also interbred with the Children of the Forest.

The only other character known to be a Greenseer is Brynden Rivers, previously known as Lord Bloodraven. This is the character known in the show as the Three-Eyed Raven. He was Hand of the King and master of spies a hundred years before the show begins, but never a King in his own right. He had a reputation as a sorcerer, and it was widely believed that he had magical abilities to see what was happening throughout the Kingdom. I don't know if it's ever confirmed that he used Greensight during this time or whether that ability only manifested after he went north of the Wall and met the Children of the Forest. While he is not from the North, being the bastard child of King Aegon IV Targaryen and Melissa Blackwood, he does carry the blood of the First Men, since his mother's family was driven from the North by the Starks thousands of years ago.

While he was never a King, he is certainly an example of a powerful character whose greatest weapon was information (although his bow was nothing to scoff at either). He rose to power after slaying his half-brother, Daemon Blackfyre, during the First Blackfyre Rebellion. It is unclear to what extent, if any, his uncanny abilities were key to this victory.

The only houses to sit the Iron Throne are Targaryen, Baratheon (briefly), and Lannister (currently). There is no evidence of any of these lineages having Greensight, as none of them are descended from the Children of the Forest.

So it seems very likely that if

Bran Stark does become King,

he will be:

• The first Stark to sit the Iron Throne.
• The first Northman to sit the Iron Throne.
• The first person descended from the First Men and plausibly the Children of the Forest to sit the Iron Throne.
• The first Greenseer to sit the Iron Throne.

This answer is based mostly on the books, because:

1. They provide more lore on the subject.
2. I haven't seen the show.

People with the abilities of the Three-Eyed Raven (or Three-Eyed Crow as he is referred to in the books) are properly referred to as Greenseers. There is no evidence such a being has ever sat the Iron Throne, and there is a great deal of lore suggesting that none ever has.

The Greensight ability originated with the Children of the Forest. They were driven north of the Wall by either the First men or the Andals long before the Targaryens conquered Westeros and established the Iron Throne. The ability persists among the people of the North and the Neck, such as Bran Stark and (in the books) Jojen Reed, because these peoples have ancient Westerosi ancestry going back to the First Men. I believe that their Greensight is evidence suggesting that their ancestors also interbred with the Children of the Forest.

The only other character known to be a Greenseer is Brynden Rivers, previously known as Lord Bloodraven. This is the character known in the show as the Three-Eyed Raven. He was Hand of the King and master of spies a hundred years before the show begins, but never a King in his own right. He had a reputation as a sorcerer, and it was widely believed that he had magical abilities to see what was happening throughout the Kingdom. I don't know if it's ever confirmed that he used Greensight during this time or whether that ability only manifested after he went north of the Wall and met the Children of the Forest. While he is not from the North, being the bastard child of King Aegon IV Targaryen and Melissa Blackwood, he does carry the blood of the First Men, since his mother's family was driven from the North by the Starks thousands of years ago.

While he was never a King, he is certainly an example of a powerful character whose greatest weapon was information (although his bow was nothing to scoff at either). He rose to power after slaying his half-brother, Daemon Blackfyre, during the First Blackfyre Rebellion. It is unclear to what extent, if any, his uncanny abilities were key to this victory.

The only houses to sit the Iron Throne are Targaryen, Baratheon (briefly), and Lannister (currently). There is no evidence of any of these lineages having Greensight, as none of them are descended from the Children of the Forest.

So it seems very likely that if

Bran Stark does become King,

he will be:

• The first Stark to sit the Iron Throne.
• The first Northman to sit the Iron Throne.
• The first Greenseer to sit the Iron Throne.

This answer is based mostly on the books, because:

1. They provide more lore on the subject.
2. I haven't seen the show.

People with the abilities of the Three-Eyed Raven (or Three-Eyed Crow as he is referred to in the books) are properly referred to as Greenseers. There is no evidence such a being has ever sat the Iron Throne, and there is a great deal of lore suggesting that none ever has.

The Greensight ability originated with the Children of the Forest. They were driven north of the Wall by either the First men or the Andals long before the Targaryens conquered Westeros and established the Iron Throne. The ability persists among the people of the North and the Neck, such as Bran Stark and (in the books) Jojen Reed, because these peoples have ancient Westerosi ancestry going back to the First Men. I believe that their Greensight is evidence suggesting that their ancestors also interbred with the Children of the Forest.

The only other character known to be a Greenseer is Brynden Rivers, previously known as Lord Bloodraven. This is the character known in the show as the Three-Eyed Raven. He was Hand of the King and master of spies a hundred years before the show begins, but never a King in his own right. He had a reputation as a sorcerer, and it was widely believed that he had magical abilities to see what was happening throughout the Kingdom. I don't know if it's ever confirmed that he used Greensight during this time or whether that ability only manifested after he went north of the Wall and met the Children of the Forest. In either case, he is certainly an example of a powerful character whose greatest weapon was information (although his bow was nothing to scoff at either).

The only houses to sit the Iron Throne are Targaryen, Baratheon (briefly), and Lannister (currently). There is no evidence of any of these lineages having Greensight, as none of them are descended from the Children of the Forest.

So it seems very likely that if

Bran Stark does become King,

he will be:

• The first Stark to sit the Iron Throne.
• The first Northman to sit the Iron Throne.
• The first person descended from the First Men and plausibly the Children of the Forest to sit the Iron Throne.
• The first Greenseer to sit the Iron Throne.

This answer is based mostly on the books, because:

1. They provide more lore on the subject.
2. I haven't seen the show.

People with the abilities of the Three-Eyed Raven (or Three-Eyed Crow as he is referred to in the books) are properly referred to as Greenseers. There is no evidence such a being has ever sat the Iron Throne, and there is a great deal of lore suggesting that none ever has.

The Greensight ability originated with the Children of the Forest. They were driven north of the Wall by either the First men or the Andals long before the Targaryens conquered Westeros and established the Iron Throne. The ability persists among the people of the North and the Neck, such as Bran Stark and (in the books) Jojen Reed, because these peoples have ancient Westerosi ancestry going back to the First Men. I believe that their Greensight is evidence suggesting that their ancestors also interbred with the Children of the Forest.

The only other character known to be a Greenseer is Brynden Rivers, previously known as Lord Bloodraven. This is the character known in the show as the Three-Eyed Raven. He was Hand of the King and master of spies a hundred years before the show begins, but never a King in his own right. He had a reputation as a sorcerer, and it was widely believed that he had magical abilities to see what was happening throughout the Kingdom. I don't know if it's ever confirmed that he used Greensight during this time or whether that ability only manifested after he went north of the Wall and met the Children of the Forest. While he is not from the North, being the bastard child of King Aegon IV Targaryen and Melissa Blackwood, he does carry the blood of the First Men, since his mother's family was driven from the North by the Starks thousands of years ago.

While he was never a King, he is certainly an example of a powerful character whose greatest weapon was information (although his bow was nothing to scoff at either). He rose to power after slaying his half-brother, Daemon Blackfyre, during the First Blackfyre Rebellion. It is unclear to what extent, if any, his uncanny abilities were key to this victory.

The only houses to sit the Iron Throne are Targaryen, Baratheon (briefly), and Lannister (currently). There is no evidence of any of these lineages having Greensight, as none of them are descended from the Children of the Forest.

So it seems very likely that if

Bran Stark does become King,

he will be:

• The first Stark to sit the Iron Throne.
• The first Northman to sit the Iron Throne.
• The first person descended from the First Men and plausibly the Children of the Forest to sit the Iron Throne.
• The first Greenseer to sit the Iron Throne.

This answer is based mostly on the books, because:

1. They provide more lore on the subject.
2. I haven't seen the show.

People with the abilities of the Three-Eyed Raven (or Three-Eyed Crow as he is referred to in the books) are properly referred to as Greenseers. There is no evidence such a being has ever sat the Iron Throne, and there is a great deal of lore suggesting that none ever has.

The Greensight ability originated with the Children of the Forest. They were driven north of the Wall by either the First men or the Andals long before the Targaryens conquered Westeros and established the Iron Throne. The ability persists among the people of the North and the Neck, such as Bran Stark and (in the books) Jojen Reed, because these peoples have ancient Westerosi ancestry going back to the First Men. I believe that their Greensight is evidence suggesting that their ancestors also interbred with the Children of the Forest.

The only other character known to be a Greenseer is Brynden Rivers, previously known as Lord Bloodraven. This is the character known in the show as the Three-Eyed Raven. He was Hand of the King and master of spies a hundred years before the show begins, but never a King in his own right. He had a reputation as a sorcerer, and it was widely believed that he had magical abilities to see what was happening throughout the Kingdom. I don't know if it's ever confirmed that he used Greensight during this time or whether that ability only manifested after he went north of the Wall and met the Children of the Forest. In either case, he is certainly an example of a powerful character whose greatest weapon was information.

The only houses to sit the Iron Throne are Targaryen, Baratheon (briefly), and Lannister (currently). There is no evidence of any of these lineages having Greensight, as none of them are descended from the Children of the Forest.

So it seems very likely that if

Bran Stark does become King,

he will be:

• The first Stark to sit the Iron Throne.
• The first Northman to sit the Iron Throne.
• The first person descended from the First Men and plausibly the Children of the Forest to sit the Iron Throne.
• The first Greenseer to sit the Iron Throne.

This answer is based mostly on the books, because:

1. They provide more lore on the subject.
2. I haven't seen the show.

People with the abilities of the Three-Eyed Raven (or Three-Eyed Crow as he is referred to in the books) are properly referred to as Greenseers. There is no evidence such a being has ever sat the Iron Throne, and there is a great deal of lore suggesting that none ever has.

The Greensight ability originated with the Children of the Forest. They were driven north of the Wall by either the First men or the Andals long before the Targaryens conquered Westeros and established the Iron Throne. The ability persists among the people of the North and the Neck, such as Bran Stark and (in the books) Jojen Reed, because these peoples have ancient Westerosi ancestry going back to the First Men. I believe that their Greensight is evidence suggesting that their ancestors also interbred with the Children of the Forest.

The only other character known to be a Greenseer is Brynden Rivers, previously known as Lord Bloodraven. This is the character known in the show as the Three-Eyed Raven. He was Hand of the King and master of spies a hundred years before the show begins, but never a King in his own right. He had a reputation as a sorcerer, and it was widely believed that he had magical abilities to see what was happening throughout the Kingdom. I don't know if it's ever confirmed that he used Greensight during this time or whether that ability only manifested after he went north of the Wall and met the Children of the Forest. In either case, he is certainly an example of a powerful character whose greatest weapon was information (although his bow was nothing to scoff at either).

The only houses to sit the Iron Throne are Targaryen, Baratheon (briefly), and Lannister (currently). There is no evidence of any of these lineages having Greensight, as none of them are descended from the Children of the Forest.

So it seems very likely that if

Bran Stark does become King,

he will be:

• The first Stark to sit the Iron Throne.
• The first Northman to sit the Iron Throne.
• The first person descended from the First Men and plausibly the Children of the Forest to sit the Iron Throne.
• The first Greenseer to sit the Iron Throne.