An ancient empire of western Africa in present-day Mali. It was founded c. 700 by Berbers and reached the height of its power around 1500.
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Song·hai Song·hay (sông'hī', sŏng-gī') ![]() |
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a Nilo-Saharan language spoken by the Songhai people in Mali and Niger
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