The Ghanaian king, specifically during the time of the ancient Ghana Empire, controlled the price of gold through a combination of monopolistic practices and regulation of trade. He maintained exclusive rights over gold production and trade, ensuring that all gold mined within his territory was collected and stored in royal reserves. By controlling the supply of gold and regulating its distribution, the king could influence its value. Additionally, the king imposed taxes and tariffs on gold transactions, further asserting his economic authority over this precious resource.
King Midas- had WAY too much gold.
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King Midas had the touch of gold... it's every self explanatory. everything he touched turned to gold! :)
I kept gold from poeple who wanted to steal it. so that's how the price was high
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Yes, as king, I'm certain Arthur would have had gold.
king tut got all his gold from is father
Jacques Cartier was sent by the king of France to find gold.
King Henry the eighth favouritecolour is gold
King Midas- had WAY too much gold.
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Since a king or queen own the land they rule, yes, they own all the gold on the land (and everything else).The British monarch, for example, has the power to take control of any plot of land or building they desire. A power that hasn't been used for generations.
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