À partir de XIIᵉ siècle
Central Senegal
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The Jolof Empire was a medieval polity that rose in central Senegal during the 1200s. In the extract’s historical chronology, it appears alongside Tekrur, Mali, and Ghana as one of the major political formations associated with Senegal’s precolonial past. No further information about its rulers, institutions, extent, or later history is supplied here.
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The Jolof Empire emerged in central Senegal during the 1200s, according to the historical chronology. Its appearance marks the rise of a regional political formation during a period when several West African empires and kingdoms shaped the history of the Senegal River basin and the western Sahel.
The extract places Jolof within a sequence that also includes the Empire of Ghana, Tekrur, and the Empire of Mali. This chronology indicates that central Senegal was connected to wider political transformations in West Africa rather than developing in isolation from neighboring regions.
The available passage does not describe Jolof’s capital, rulers, borders, economy, or relations with surrounding states. Its territorial representation is therefore only an approximate central-Senegal candidate and requires human review before publication.
À partir de XIIᵉ siècle
Central Senegal
Traduction non disponible · Original (anglais) · français indisponible
The Jolof Empire was a medieval polity that rose in central Senegal during the 1200s. In the extract’s historical chronology, it appears alongside Tekrur, Mali, and Ghana as one of the major political formations associated with Senegal’s precolonial past. No further information about its rulers, institutions, extent, or later history is supplied here.
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Le récit
The extract places Jolof within a sequence that also includes the Empire of Ghana, Tekrur, and the Empire of Mali. This chronology indicates that central Senegal was connected to wider political transformations in West Africa rather than developing in isolation from neighboring regions.
The available passage does not describe Jolof’s capital, rulers, borders, economy, or relations with surrounding states. Its territorial representation is therefore only an approximate central-Senegal candidate and requires human review before publication.
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