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Mali Empire
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Mali Empire

Muslim state in northwestern Africa during the 7th–15th centuries. Thriving on its trade in gold, it reached its peak in the 14th century under Mansa Musa (reigned 1312–37), when it occupied an area covering present-day Senegal, the Gambia, Mali, and southern Mauritania. Mali's territory was similar to (though larger than) that of the Ghana Empire (see Ghana, ancient), and gave way in turn to the Songhai Empire.



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The Ashanti in West Africa traded with Europeans and measured their wealth in gold dust: the Ashanti king's gold regalia included objects like a realistic gold crocodile ornament, a late manifestation of shining arts that go far back in African history to the kingdom of Mali and, in 13th-century southern Africa, a Zimbabwean gold
Nevertheless, from his accounts, perhaps the greatest hardships were faced when he made the arduous journey across the Sahara to visit Timbuktu and the ancient kingdom of Mali.
 
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