How did Mansa Musa strengthen his control of the kingdom of Mali?

Answer 1

He brought trade, education, and the Muslim religion to the empire.

increased the influence of Islamic culture

Answer 2

promote education and gave Mali a good reputation when on his pilgrimage, some 300 camels with gold given to Egypt, promote 'advanceness' of mali

Answer 3

A). His pilgrimage to Mecca brought the empire of Mali to the attention of the larger Muslim World.

Answer 4

As a devout Muslim, he took a particular interest in Timbuktu, already a center of religion and learning prior to its annexation. Upon returning from his pilgrimage, he had the great Djinguereber Mosque built there with the help of an Andalusian architect. He also established a major university, further elevating the city's reputation, and attracting scholars and students from all over the Islamic world.

Under Mansa Musa, the Empire became urbanized, with schools and mosques in hundreds of densely populated towns. The king's rich legacy persisted for generations and to this day, there are mausoleums, libraries and mosques that stand as a testament to this golden age of Mali's history.