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The lion as I have mentioned in earlier posts (which @Sakal Gharelu Ustad seems to have missed) is seen as a symbol of bravery and royalty since ancient times; the reasons for which I hinted in earlier posts. But it was not the only symbol of royalty (tiger too,) though probably the more popular...

1. Yes, the brits did promote their throne as the "lion", but what I meant in that previous post of mine was, even before that (brit hijacking,) lions were associated with 1. bravery and 2. royalty. The reason for this is probably 1. lions had less contact with humans than tigers in india, 2...

@saty : The spammer sword keeps posting pics of gaurs and buffaloes (both approaching a tonne) defeating tigers (not even 1/3rd their size), but never bothers to think about the gaurs and buffaloes that tigers kill in the wild. In any case here's ONE fat old guy, armed with ONE roll of toilet...

I didn't read all the posts, coz most of them are too big for such a silly question. But the answer is obvious: TIGER. A healthy tiger will rip apart a healthy lion in 1-on-1 combat. In the above post (#124) by Sword, it says a 1000lb tiger. Are you kiddin' me? That is one overweight tiger...