This man's general Sagmandia was responsible for the capture of another empire's capital city. The architect Es-Saheli was pa
This man's general Sagmandia was responsible for the capture of another empire's capital city. The architect Es-Saheli was paid by this ruler to build a religious structure in that city, Gao. That architect also built Djingerayber and this man's Madugu in Timbuktu. This leader arrived during the rule of al-Malik al-Nasir, a fellow Muslim ruler, when he journeyed through Egypt. That trip supposedly involved five hundred slaves carrying gold staffs and resulted in the flooding of the Cairo gold market. For 10 points, name this ruler who made an extravagant hajj during his time as mansa of the Mali Empire.
This man's general Sagmandia was responsible for the capture of another empire's capital city.
Mansa Kankan Musa I