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The '''Lion's Tomb''' ({{Wiki|Arabic language|Arabic}}: مقابر الأسود الدادنية) is a funerary complex in the [[Southern Wilds]], southeast of the [[Ruinous Sanctuary]]. The name is derived from the reliefs of [[lion]]s that adorn the niches cut into the rock by the ancient {{Wiki|Lihyan|Kingdom of Dadan}}.<ref>{{WP|Lion tombs of Dedan}}</ref> In the 860s, the [[Hidden Ones of Alamut|Alamut Hidden One]] [[Basim ibn Ishaq]] visited the landmark while passing through [[al-Ula]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Mirage]] – [[Valley of Memory]]''</ref>
The '''Lion's Tomb''' ({{Wiki|Arabic language|Arabic}}: مقابر الأسود الدادنية) is a funerary complex in the [[Southern Wilds]], southeast of the [[Ruinous Sanctuary]]. The name is derived from the reliefs of [[lion]]s that adorn the niches cut into the rock by the ancient {{Wiki|Lihyan|Kingdom of Dadan}}.<ref>{{WP|Lion tombs of Dedan}}</ref> In the 860s, the [[Hidden Ones of Alamut|Alamut Hidden One]] [[Basim ibn Ishaq]] visited the landmark while passing through [[al-Ula]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Mirage]] – [[Valley of Memory]]''</ref>



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The Lion's Tomb (Arabic: مقابر الأسود الدادنية) is a funerary complex in the Southern Wilds, southeast of the Ruinous Sanctuary. The name is derived from the reliefs of lions that adorn the niches cut into the rock by the ancient Kingdom of Dadan.[1] In the 860s, the Alamut Hidden One Basim ibn Ishaq visited the landmark while passing through al-Ula.[2]

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