yes it is. The Lion King is based on actual African folk tale. And if you watch the making of the movie, which is usually at the end, you will see that in order to make the Lion King, they had to work with real lions, and actually travel to Africa, to build enough knowledge to make a movie of it.

Solomon reigned from 970 B.C. to 930 B.C.

Solomon's kingdom split because he was disobedient to the promise he made with God.

1 Kings 9:4-7 says:

And if thou wilt walk before me, as David thy father walked, in integrity of heart, and in uprightness, to do according to all that I have commanded thee, and wilt keep my statutes and my judgments: Then I will establish the throne of thy kingdom upon Israel for ever, as I promised to David thy father, saying, There shall not fail thee a man upon the throne of Israel. But if ye shall at all turn from following me, ye or your children, and will not keep my commandments and my statutes which I have set before you, but go and serve other gods, and worship them: Then will I cut off Israel out of the land which I have given them; and this house, which I have hallowed for my name, will I cast out of my sight; and Israel shall be a proverb and a byword among all people.

nice i think but watch the movie to be sure

Ndiyo means literally "these words are true," and is used as an affirmative in answer to a question (though it has some other uses as well). It is almost invariably translated into English as simply "yes."

Yes, and it is also a Broadway musical! :)

yes. He lives in NZno he is not and if u think he is you are deluded because u r retated

Three: Two tusks and another tooth.

It really does depend on your point of view. At some places in the movie it would appear as if Disney was trying to make Scar represent Adolf Hitler, however he resembles a communist leader more than Hitler. If Scar was portrayed as a protagonist in a Greek tragedy, then he would undeniably be the good guy. He's helping the majority, unfortunately he doesn't realize how hard ruling is and he fails spectacularly.

So it depends on both your point of view, and the point of view of the director.

His name is Kovu. He has a dark side, but he really has a golden heart deep down. Zira tries to make Kovu a "re-incarnated Scar", but Kovu follows his heart and "becomes one" with the Pridelands and is Kiara's [Princess, daughter of Nala] mate.

Vitani is his sister

The Scar was created in 2002-06.

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I put Keloid as my answer because it fits in the hint on my homework for school

A male lion is called a lion.

A female lion is called a lioness.

Simba's mother was Sarabi

No. The reason for this is that for let's say the White King to 'capture' the Black King the White King would have to move one square away from it the previous turn. Kings can only move 1 square at a time (except when castling).

This previous turn's position is not legal since if you were to move the White King one square away from the Black King, you would be moving your own King into check - and that is an illegal move in chess (here Black King could 'capture' the White King on it's turn).

But the questions idea of capturing Kings is not quite right - a King can never be captured in chess by ANY piece. If you were to say move a Rook so that now aims directly at your opponent's King ('check'), your opponent has to immediately do one of three things: a) Move his King to an adjacent square that is no longer being attacked, b) take your attacking piece (if it can do so), or c) put one of it's own pieces in between to block the 'check' (again if it can do so).

If your opponent is unable to do any one of these 3 things then this is now 'check mate' and the game is over. So the King never acutally gets captured and removed from the board, unlike the other pieces.

The original answer had this to say:

>The real question though is can one King checkmate the other King? This is a

> trick move that can only happen if no other pieces of that color are on the

>board. Lets say that the black king is the only black piece on the board, but

> the there are 2 white knights ,1 White pawn , and 1white rook. The black king

> can checkmate the white king but the white king can not checkmate the black

> king.

This is simply not correct. The Black King cannot checkmate the White King in this case because it has nothing left to 'check' the White King with. To checkmate the opponent, their king must be in 'check', and as explained above a King cannnot do this by themselves. The best the person playing black can hope for is for a 'stalemate' position.

A stalemate is where the Black King is NOT in check, but it is black's turn and there are no legal moves (ie. all the other squares around it are attacked by White's pieces so the King can't move to safety, and black has no other pieces that can be moved on their turn). This position is a draw ('stalemate' is chess terminology for a draw). When playing white in this example, you have to be careful that you always leave a valid move for black to make when you are not giving check, otherwise you hard-fought efforts are waisted by getting a draw.

So as long as you avoid stalemate white will be easily able to checkmate black's defenseless King.

Kovu was voiced by Ryan O'Donahue as a cub while Jason Marsden voiced him as an adult.

It has not been officially confirmed if Nuka's father is Scar, but it is implied that Scar could be Nuka's father as Nuka remarks about Kovu stating "Scar wasn't even his father. He just took in."

Pride

Mufasa and his mate Sarabi have one son, Simba, at the beginning of the first lion king movie.

The late Madge Sinclair provided the voice of Sarabi, Simba's mother.

no

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