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The 33 pages that link to Mali Empire, each with the reason it gives.

• Trans-Saharan tradeBroader topic: Its rulers and cities became prominent participants in commerce across the Sahara.

• Ghana EmpireBroader topic: Mali emerged as Ghana’s power declined and extended imperial rule in the region.

• Islam in West AfricaBroader topic: Its rulers’ patronage made Islam and Islamic scholarship more visible across the Sahel.

• West AfricaBroader topic: Its political reach and commercial links connected the Sahel to North Africa.

• Salt tradeBroader topic: Its power and wealth grew alongside commerce through salt-trading centers such as Timbuktu.

• Sub-Saharan AfricaBroader topic: Its rulers and cities became influential across the western Sahel.

• Epic of SundiataBroader topic: The epic culminates in the political order attributed to Sundiata.

• Islam in AfricaBroader topic: Its rulers supported Muslim scholarship while governing populations with diverse religious practices.

• Sundiata KeitaBroader topic: Sundiata established the empire whose later rulers expanded its power.

• History of MaliBroader topic: It gave the region and modern country their name and became a major imperial power.

• History of AfricaBroader topic: Its wealth and scholarship illuminate the political history of medieval West Africa.

• History of West AfricaBroader topic: Its expansion and wealth mark a major chapter in the region’s medieval history.

• Post-classical historyBroader topic: Its wealth and trans-Saharan connections reveal the scale of medieval African states.

• Sahelian kingdomsBroader topic: It succeeded Ghana as the region’s dominant western empire.