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The 13 pages that link to Mandé peoples, each with the reason it gives.

• Ghana EmpireNarrower topic: The Soninke belong to the broader Mande-speaking world.

• GriotsNarrower topic: Many well-documented griot traditions belong to Mandé-speaking societies.

• SenegambiaNarrower topic: Mande-speaking communities helped tie Senegambia to states and trade routes farther inland.

• Epic of SundiataNarrower topic: The epic belongs to Mandé traditions and reflects their historical world.

• Samori TureNarrower topic: Ture’s political base emerged within the broader Mande-speaking world.

• Sundiata KeitaNarrower topic: Sundiata’s political base and the epic’s cultural setting are Mandé.

• History of MaliNarrower topic: Mande-speaking communities shaped many states and societies across Mali’s history.

• Kong EmpireNarrower topic: Mande-speaking Dyula communities helped establish Kong’s ruling and trading networks.

• Samorian StateNarrower topic: The state's political and cultural foundations arose in a predominantly Mandé-speaking region.