The story of the Lion King is based on the most important family of three in ancient Egyptian culture: Isis, Horus, Osiris, and Seth, Osiris, Osiris, Osiris' brother Seth.
The previous article mentioned that ancient Egyptians liked to take "family portraits", and God was no exception.
Tu️ 1⃣is the most important god in ancient Egyptian culture.
Figure️ 2⃣: Mother Isis has boundless magic power and can be brought back to life, and the influence continues to this day.
Now in European countries such as France, there are still admirers and practitioners of Isis energy.
Figure 3⃣️: Son Horus, god of the head of the falcon. Falcons were considered by the ancient Egyptians to be animals of wisdom and strength. Horus was also a symbol and guardian of kings and power.
Sometimes pharaoh sculptures carved with the image of a falcon, representing a king "controlled" or "protected" by Horus.
Fig️ 4⃣: Father Osiris, a god who was mummified by his wife Isis. After the resurrection, he gave birth to Horus with Isis. He was the king of the underworld and was widely worshipped by the ancient Egyptians.
Why is the Lion King derived from the story of this god?
The old Lion King's brother Scar took power, just as Osiris' brother Seth.
And the little lion king Simba, just like Horus, grew up carefully, and finally fought fiercely with his evil uncle to retake the kingdom.
In the Lion King, the wizard Rafici, who looks like a baboon or a mandrill, is like Toth in ancient Greek mythology, the god of wisdom, who has been guiding (protecting) Simba.
Just as in the mythical story, Horus and his uncle Set were stabbed in the eye by the latter, and Isis, with the help of Tott, healed his son's eye.
The most common and recognizable pattern in ancient Egyptian carvings, Wedjat-Eye, has the meaning of healing. Figure 5⃣️
This eye combines the magic of Isis, the power of Horus, and the wisdom of Toth, and is often made into an amulet. The figure is taken from the eye of the falcon, that is, the eye of Horus.
