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You get some gold! He gets some gold! She gets some gold! Everybody is getting gold!!

You're not actually helping!! STOP giving us gold!!

From the markets of Cairo to royal offices to the impoverished people who crossed his path in Egypt, Mansa Musa shared his wealth with the people very generously. The purchase of foreign goods left the streets littered with gold—a resource that was deeply appreciated and in short supply. The people were thrilled—at least at first. Though well-intentioned, Mansa Musa’s generosity depreciated the value of the metal in Egypt, and the economy took a major that took years to recover from.

On his voyage, The acquired the territory of Gao within the Songhai kingdom, extending his territory to the southern edge of the Sahara Desert along the Niger River. He would go on to have an empire that spanned several territories, including current-day Senegal, Gambia, Guinea, Niger, Nigeria, Chad, and Mauritania, in addition to Mali.

Gao, Senegal, Gambia, Guinea, Niger, Nigeria, Chad, and Mauritania. They are all mine!!

Im looking for the great library that is filled with thousands of manuscripts.

After his return from Mecca, Mansa Musa began to revitalize cities in his kingdom. He built mosques and large public buildings in cities like Gao and, most famously, Timbuktu. In Timbuktu, he built schools, universities as well as libraries. Timbuktu became a major Islamic university center during the 14th century due to Mansa Musa’s developments. Mansa Musa brought architects and scholars from across the Islamic world into his kingdom, and the reputation of the Mali kingdom grew.Many tourist traveled to see the wonders of Timbuktu that Mansa Musa has put in place.

Yes, that is right here behind us. The great library of Mansa Musa!! ( AKA me!)

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You get some gold! He gets some gold! She gets some gold! Everybody is getting gold!!

You're not actually helping!! STOP giving us gold!!

From the markets of Cairo to royal offices to the impoverished people who crossed his path in Egypt, Mansa Musa shared his wealth with the people very generously. The purchase of foreign goods left the streets littered with gold—a resource that was deeply appreciated and in short supply. The people were thrilled—at least at first. Though well-intentioned, Mansa Musa’s generosity depreciated the value of the metal in Egypt, and the economy took a major that took years to recover from.

On his voyage, The acquired the territory of Gao within the Songhai kingdom, extending his territory to the southern edge of the Sahara Desert along the Niger River. He would go on to have an empire that spanned several territories, including current-day Senegal, Gambia, Guinea, Niger, Nigeria, Chad, and Mauritania, in addition to Mali.

Gao, Senegal, Gambia, Guinea, Niger, Nigeria, Chad, and Mauritania. They are all mine!!

Im looking for the great library that is filled with thousands of manuscripts.

After his return from Mecca, Mansa Musa began to revitalize cities in his kingdom. He built mosques and large public buildings in cities like Gao and, most famously, Timbuktu. In Timbuktu, he built schools, universities as well as libraries. Timbuktu became a major Islamic university center during the 14th century due to Mansa Musa’s developments. Mansa Musa brought architects and scholars from across the Islamic world into his kingdom, and the reputation of the Mali kingdom grew.Many tourist traveled to see the wonders of Timbuktu that Mansa Musa has put in place.

Yes, that is right here behind us. The great library of Mansa Musa!! ( AKA me!)

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You get some gold! He gets some gold! She gets some gold! Everybody is getting gold!!

You're not actually helping!! STOP giving us gold!!

From the markets of Cairo to royal offices to the impoverished people who crossed his path in Egypt, Mansa Musa shared his wealth with the people very generously. The purchase of foreign goods left the streets littered with gold—a resource that was deeply appreciated and in short supply. The people were thrilled—at least at first. Though well-intentioned, Mansa Musa’s generosity depreciated the value of the metal in Egypt, and the economy took a major that took years to recover from.

On his voyage, The acquired the territory of Gao within the Songhai kingdom, extending his territory to the southern edge of the Sahara Desert along the Niger River. He would go on to have an empire that spanned several territories, including current-day Senegal, Gambia, Guinea, Niger, Nigeria, Chad, and Mauritania, in addition to Mali.

Gao, Senegal, Gambia, Guinea, Niger, Nigeria, Chad, and Mauritania. They are all mine!!

Im looking for the great library that is filled with thousands of manuscripts.

After his return from Mecca, Mansa Musa began to revitalize cities in his kingdom. He built mosques and large public buildings in cities like Gao and, most famously, Timbuktu. In Timbuktu, he built schools, universities as well as libraries. Timbuktu became a major Islamic university center during the 14th century due to Mansa Musa’s developments. Mansa Musa brought architects and scholars from across the Islamic world into his kingdom, and the reputation of the Mali kingdom grew.Many tourist traveled to see the wonders of Timbuktu that Mansa Musa has put in place.

Yes, that is right here behind us. The great library of Mansa Musa!! ( AKA me!)

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You get some gold! He gets some gold! She gets some gold! Everybody is getting gold!!

You're not actually helping!! STOP giving us gold!!

From the markets of Cairo to royal offices to the impoverished people who crossed his path in Egypt, Mansa Musa shared his wealth with the people very generously. The purchase of foreign goods left the streets littered with gold—a resource that was deeply appreciated and in short supply. The people were thrilled—at least at first. Though well-intentioned, Mansa Musa’s generosity depreciated the value of the metal in Egypt, and the economy took a major that took years to recover from.

On his voyage, The acquired the territory of Gao within the Songhai kingdom, extending his territory to the southern edge of the Sahara Desert along the Niger River. He would go on to have an empire that spanned several territories, including current-day Senegal, Gambia, Guinea, Niger, Nigeria, Chad, and Mauritania, in addition to Mali.

Gao, Senegal, Gambia, Guinea, Niger, Nigeria, Chad, and Mauritania. They are all mine!!

Im looking for the great library that is filled with thousands of manuscripts.

After his return from Mecca, Mansa Musa began to revitalize cities in his kingdom. He built mosques and large public buildings in cities like Gao and, most famously, Timbuktu. In Timbuktu, he built schools, universities as well as libraries. Timbuktu became a major Islamic university center during the 14th century due to Mansa Musa’s developments. Mansa Musa brought architects and scholars from across the Islamic world into his kingdom, and the reputation of the Mali kingdom grew.Many tourist traveled to see the wonders of Timbuktu that Mansa Musa has put in place.

Yes, that is right here behind us. The great library of Mansa Musa!! ( AKA me!)

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You get some gold! He gets some gold! She gets some gold! Everybody is getting gold!!

You're not actually helping!! STOP giving us gold!!

From the markets of Cairo to royal offices to the impoverished people who crossed his path in Egypt, Mansa Musa shared his wealth with the people very generously. The purchase of foreign goods left the streets littered with gold—a resource that was deeply appreciated and in short supply. The people were thrilled—at least at first. Though well-intentioned, Mansa Musa’s generosity depreciated the value of the metal in Egypt, and the economy took a major that took years to recover from.

On his voyage, The acquired the territory of Gao within the Songhai kingdom, extending his territory to the southern edge of the Sahara Desert along the Niger River. He would go on to have an empire that spanned several territories, including current-day Senegal, Gambia, Guinea, Niger, Nigeria, Chad, and Mauritania, in addition to Mali.

Gao, Senegal, Gambia, Guinea, Niger, Nigeria, Chad, and Mauritania. They are all mine!!

Im looking for the great library that is filled with thousands of manuscripts.

After his return from Mecca, Mansa Musa began to revitalize cities in his kingdom. He built mosques and large public buildings in cities like Gao and, most famously, Timbuktu. In Timbuktu, he built schools, universities as well as libraries. Timbuktu became a major Islamic university center during the 14th century due to Mansa Musa’s developments. Mansa Musa brought architects and scholars from across the Islamic world into his kingdom, and the reputation of the Mali kingdom grew.Many tourist traveled to see the wonders of Timbuktu that Mansa Musa has put in place.

Yes, that is right here behind us. The great library of Mansa Musa!! ( AKA me!)

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  • From the markets of Cairo to royal offices to the impoverished people who crossed his path in Egypt, Mansa Musa shared his wealth with the people very generously. The purchase of foreign goods left the streets littered with gold—a resource that was deeply appreciated and in short supply. The people were thrilled—at least at first. Though well-intentioned, Mansa Musa’s generosity depreciated the value of the metal in Egypt, and the economy took a major that took years to recover from.
  • You get some gold! He gets some gold! She gets some gold! Everybody is getting gold!!
  • You're not actually helping!! STOP giving us gold!!
  • On his voyage, The acquired the territory of Gao within the Songhai kingdom, extending his territory to the southern edge of the Sahara Desert along the Niger River. He would go on to have an empire that spanned several territories, including current-day Senegal, Gambia, Guinea, Niger, Nigeria, Chad, and Mauritania, in addition to Mali.
  • Gao, Senegal, Gambia, Guinea, Niger, Nigeria, Chad, and Mauritania. They are all mine!!
  • After his return from Mecca, Mansa Musa began to revitalize cities in his kingdom. He built mosques and large public buildings in cities like Gao and, most famously, Timbuktu. In Timbuktu, he built schools, universities as well as libraries. Timbuktu became a major Islamic university center during the 14th century due to Mansa Musa’s developments. Mansa Musa brought architects and scholars from across the Islamic world into his kingdom, and the reputation of the Mali kingdom grew.Many tourist traveled to see the wonders of Timbuktu that Mansa Musa has put in place.
  • Yes, that is right here behind us. The great library of Mansa Musa!! ( AKA me!)
  • Im looking for the great library that is filled with thousands of manuscripts.
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