At the end of the second season of Game of Thrones there was the big battle in which Stannis Baratheon and his army tried and failed to take Kings Landing. Much of their defeat was due to the planning and actions of Tyrion Lannister (the little midget dude.) Tyrion planned and initiated the use of the flammable substance that burned most of the ships carrying Stannis Baratheon's troops. He also came up with the plan to use the subterranean tunnels to outflank the surviving Baratheon troops and launch a surprise attack at they tried to breach the gate.
Now enter his father, Tywin Lannister, who comes on the scene just as the battle is almost over and takes all the credit. When Tyrion Lannister awakens during his convalescence, Lord Varys (the large bald eunuch who is the whisperer) is there to tell him that his father will be taken all the credit, that his actions in the battle will not be recorded in history, that he is no longer hand of the king, and that his bodyguard, Sandor Clegane (the "hound", the man with the badly scarred face) has been stripped of his title and sent to other duties.
My question is why? Why did Tywin Lannister do this to his son? What was his purpose and end game in doing so?
Now enter his father, Tywin Lannister, who comes on the scene just as the battle is almost over and takes all the credit. When Tyrion Lannister awakens during his convalescence, Lord Varys (the large bald eunuch who is the whisperer) is there to tell him that his father will be taken all the credit, that his actions in the battle will not be recorded in history, that he is no longer hand of the king, and that his bodyguard, Sandor Clegane (the "hound", the man with the badly scarred face) has been stripped of his title and sent to other duties.
My question is why? Why did Tywin Lannister do this to his son? What was his purpose and end game in doing so?