One ruler of this empire took Inari Kunate as his senior wife. The architect es-Saheli helped develop the capital of this empire, which included the Djinguereber ("jing-we-re-ber") Mosque and Sankore Madrasah. The founder of this empire won the battle of Kirina against Sumanguru. This empire was eventually conquered by [*] Sunni Ali's Songhai troops. This empire's capital was established at Niani by Sundiata Keita. One leader of this empire collapsed the price of gold in
One ruler of this empire took Inari Kunate as his senior wife. The architect es-Saheli helped develop the capital of this empire, which included the Djinguereber ("jing-we-re-ber") Mosque and Sankore Madrasah. The founder of this empire won the battle of Kirina against Sumanguru. This empire was eventually conquered by [*] Sunni Ali's Songhai troops. This empire's capital was established at Niani by Sundiata Keita. One leader of this empire collapsed the price of gold in Egypt while making a hajj. With a trading center at Timbuktu, for 10 points, name this west African empire once ruled by Mansa Musa.
One ruler of this empire took Inari Kunate as his senior wife.
{Mali} empire [or {Malinke} empire]