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Askia Mohammed the Great encouraged literacy and learning. In the Songhai Empire, there were the best scholars that made Islamic books that are still used today. Askia also spread Islam all over Africa.

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Askia Muhammad was the king of the Songhai Empire from 1493 until 1528. what changes did Askia Muhammad implement in the Songhai government?

Askia Muhammad implemented significant administrative reforms in the Songhai Empire, centralizing power and establishing a more structured government. He divided the empire into provinces, each overseen by appointed governors, which improved governance and resource management. Additionally, he promoted Islamic scholarship and law, enhancing the role of religion in administration and education. These changes helped strengthen the empire's political structure and fostered a culture of learning and trade.


When did askia the great die?

Askia Mohammed I died in 1538 after falling off his horse and drowning in a river. Oddly the river was at its lowest level because it was not rainy season. He was buried in a Step Pyramid at Gao. He is fondly remembered as Askia the Great.


Askia Muhammad was the king of the Songhai Empire from 1493 until 1528. Which of these changes did Askia Muhammad implement in the Songhai government?

He introduced laws which were based on the teachings of the Quran.


How long did Askia the Great rule Songhai?

about 35 years


What are the charachteristics of askia the great?

Askia the Great, also known as Askia Muhammad I, was the ruler of the Songhai Empire in West Africa during the late 15th and early 16th centuries. He is known for his military prowess, having expanded the empire significantly through conquests. Additionally, Askia was a devout Muslim who promoted education and trade, fostering a cultural and intellectual renaissance in the region. His administration was noted for its organization and efficient governance, which helped to solidify the empire's power and influence.