Like the Sikh Gurus, the Assyrian Kings also hunted lions

Located at the British Museum in London, UK.

"The Royal Lion Hunt
Assyrian, about 645-635 BC
From Nineveh, North Palace,
Room C, panels 13-15

The king, with his high distinctive hat, races round the arena in his chariot, shooting arrows at a succession of lions; one arrow, in mid-air, follows a wounded lion. Meanwhile attendants with spears, in the kings chariot, ward off another wounded lion that is attacking from behind."

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