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Pride Lands

Background Information
Feature films	The Lion King
Television programs
Video games	Kingdom Hearts II
Park attractions
Designer
Inspiration
Other Information
Other names	Kiburi Ardhi (Swahili)
Location
Ruler(s)	Mufasa (Ruled after his father and before Scar) Scar (Ruled after Mufasa and before Simba) Simba (Current ruler after Scar)
Owner(s)
Inhabitants	Simba, Mufasa, Nala, Rafiki, Zazu, Sarabi, Sarafina, Timon, Pumbaa, Scar, Shenzi, Banzai and Ed, Kiara, Kovu, Ma, Uncle Max
Visitors	Sora, Donald, Goofy, Pete
Final state	Turned back the way it was after Scar had fallen and died by the hyenas.

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The Pride Lands is the main area in The Lion King franchise and was ruled by Mufasa and later Simba. It is implied to be located in Tanzania.

DescriptionEdit

The Pride Lands is a breathtaking place with many landmarks and many different places. It is an African savannah, and it appears to be home to numerous animal herds.

Places of InterestEdit

Several locations in the Pride Lands are featured in various parts of the film, or play a part in the plot.

Pride Rock - A giant rock formation that is home to the pride of lions that rule the Pride Lands. Animal herds will gather here periodically for the presentation of a future ruler. It serves as the center of rule for the pride.
Water Hole - A hot spot, many animal herds gather here. In The Lion King, Simba and Nala come here in an attempt to lose Zazu among the different herds.
Elephant Graveyard - Home of the hyenas, it's littered with elephant skulls and bones. It also appears to have numerous geysers which go off periodically. Technically, this area is considered to be beyond the borders of the Pride Lands.
Gorge - A deep canyon. Notably, this is where a wildebeest stampede is staged in a successful attempt to kill Mufasa.
Mount Kilimanjaro - The highest mountain in Africa. A herd of elephants and other animals can be seen walking past it.
The Tree of Life - Home of Rafiki. The sides of the tree are littered with paintings of various lions, including Simba, Kiara and Kovu. Given its size, it can be assumed that the tree is ancient. The tree was recreated in detail, and is the icon of Disney's Animal Kingdom.