House Lannister's history with lions explained.
Summary House Lannister’s association with lions isn’t just limited to their family sigil, as their army has actual caged lions marching with them in House of the Dragon. The sigils of noble houses in Game of Thrones play an important role in their power, symbolism, and often the traits of their family, with the franchise putting the greatest emphasis on the shared bonds between House Targaryen and their dragons and House Stark and their direwolves.
There Really Were Caged Lions At Casterly Rock Game Of Thrones' Books Include References To Lions Historically Being At Casterly Rock Close The Lannisters possessing lions isn’t farfetched in House of the Dragon, as Martin’s books have alluded to the species inhabiting the Westerlands in the past. The novel A Dance with Dragons reveals that lions roamed the hills of the Westerlands prior to the arrival of the Andals, and would supposedly even make dens in Casterly Rock.
Martin’s A Dance with Dragons book also includes a segment where Cersei recalls caged lions being kept at Casterly Rock when she and Jaime were children. While wild lions were supposedly still around when their grandfather Tytos Lannister was the Lord of Casterly Rock, the caged ones from their childhood appear to be some of the last lions from that era.
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