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→Lions in popular culture
''The Chronicles Of Narnia'' fantasy book series includes Aslan, a majestic lion who is an allegory for [[Jesus Christ]].
''The Chronicles Of Narnia'' fantasy book series includes Aslan, a majestic lion who is an allegory for [[Jesus Christ]].
''Bravelands'', the fourth book series made by Erin Hunter, has a lion cub named Fearless whose father Gallant is killed by the rogue lion Titan and is adopted by a troop of baboons. Other lions include his mother Swift, his half-sister Valor, Titan's favorite lioness Artful, and Titan and Artful's son Ruthless. A lone lion named Loyal is later confirmed to be Fearless's true father, with Gallant acting as the young lion's stepfather.
''Warriors'' - a book series by Erin Hunter about feral cats - does not actually feature lions, but they are mentioned as mighty and powerful cats. The feral cat Clans believe that lions passed down to them a love of sunlight. Cats are even named after lions, from Lionheart to Lionblaze.
''Bravelands'', the fourth book series made by Erin Hunter starring African animals, has a lion cub named Fearless whose father Gallant is killed by the rogue lion Titan and is adopted by a troop of baboons. Other lions include his mother Swift, his half-sister Valor, Titan's favorite lioness Artful, and Titan and Artful's son Ruthless. A lone lion named Loyal is later confirmed to be Fearless's true father, with Gallant acting as the young lion's stepfather.
== References ==
== References ==