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Sonni Silmān Dāma

Songhay and Mema

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Sonni Silmān Dāma was a Songhay ruler who conquered Mema around the middle of the fifteenth century, when the power of Mali had weakened and Mema had enjoyed several decades of independence. He is described as the predecessor of Sonni ʿAli the Great. His conquest ended the Mema dynasty and devastated the country.

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  • Qui était Sonni Silmān Dāma et quelle a été son influence ?
  • Que s’est-il passé pour Sonni Silmān Dāma entre 1 464 et 1 492 ?
  • Quel lien entre Sonni Silmān Dāma et Mali Empire ?
  • À propos de Sonni Silmān Dāma : peux-tu préciser « Songhay ruler of the fifteenth century » ?

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The Songhay conqueror of Mema

Sonni Silmān Dāma appears in the history of Mema as a Songhay ruler active around the middle of the fifteenth century. His intervention occurred after Mema had become independent for several decades during the decline of Mali’s power. The changing political balance enabled Songhay to extend its authority into the former Mema state.

Sonni Silmān Dāma conquered Mema and put an end to its ruling dynasty. The source describes the country as destroyed in the aftermath of the conquest, marking a sharp break with Mema’s earlier role as an important Soninke successor state.

He is identified as the predecessor of Sonni ʿAli the Great. The conquest therefore places Sonni Silmān Dāma within the process by which Songhay replaced Mali and consolidated power across parts of the western Sudan.

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  • Songhay ruler of the fifteenth century
  • Conquered Mema
  • Ended Mema’s dynasty
  • Predecessor of Sonni ʿAli

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XVᵉ siècle – XVᵉ siècle

Sonni Silmān Dāma

Songhay and Mema

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Traduction non disponible · Original (anglais) · français indisponible

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Sonni Silmān Dāma was a Songhay ruler who conquered Mema around the middle of the fifteenth century, when the power of Mali had weakened and Mema had enjoyed several decades of independence. He is described as the predecessor of Sonni ʿAli the Great. His conquest ended the Mema dynasty and devastated the country.

Territoire · Personnage

Poursuivre l’exploration

Demander à Uriti

  • Qui était Sonni Silmān Dāma et quelle a été son influence ?
  • Que s’est-il passé pour Sonni Silmān Dāma entre 1 464 et 1 492 ?
  • Quel lien entre Sonni Silmān Dāma et Mali Empire ?
  • À propos de Sonni Silmān Dāma : peux-tu préciser « Songhay ruler of the fifteenth century » ?

Le récit

The Songhay conqueror of Mema

Sonni Silmān Dāma appears in the history of Mema as a Songhay ruler active around the middle of the fifteenth century. His intervention occurred after Mema had become independent for several decades during the decline of Mali’s power. The changing political balance enabled Songhay to extend its authority into the former Mema state.

Sonni Silmān Dāma conquered Mema and put an end to its ruling dynasty. The source describes the country as destroyed in the aftermath of the conquest, marking a sharp break with Mema’s earlier role as an important Soninke successor state.

He is identified as the predecessor of Sonni ʿAli the Great. The conquest therefore places Sonni Silmān Dāma within the process by which Songhay replaced Mali and consolidated power across parts of the western Sudan.

Repères

  • Songhay ruler of the fifteenth century
  • Conquered Mema
  • Ended Mema’s dynasty
  • Predecessor of Sonni ʿAli

Confiance

moyenne

Ce niveau qualifie la précision des dates, localisations et limites disponibles dans le corpus actuel.

Source

Ghana (Modern World Nations)

Point de départ pour aller plus loin — pas une bibliographie exhaustive.

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