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A Songhai state at Gao existed from about 1000 (World History Encyclopedia) or the 11th century (Wikipedia), was held by Mali from about 1300 to the 1430s, and became independent as Mali weakened. The empire proper dates from Sunni Ali's reign: c. 1460 to c. 1591 in World History Encyclopedia, c. 1464 to 1591 in EBSCO. After Tondibi in 1591 a decade of sporadic fighting followed, and Songhai nobles kept smaller states, chiefly Dendi, in the south.
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From Gao on the Niger bend, Sunni Ali and then Askia Muhammad built one of the largest states in African history, holding Timbuktu and Djenné. A Moroccan army with firearms defeated it at Tondibi in 1591.
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Key events
Sunni Ali becomes ruler of Songhai
EBSCO says he ruled from c. 1464 to 1492; Wikipedia and World History Encyclopedia give 1464 to 1492.
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Sunni Ali takes Timbuktu from the TuaregDisputed
EBSCO and Wikipedia give 1468; World History Encyclopedia gives 1469. EBSCO says the Tuareg had held the city since 1433.
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Djenné surrenders to Sunni Ali after a siege of several yearsDisputed
EBSCO, World History Encyclopedia and the Sonni Ali section of Wikipedia give 1473; Wikipedia's introduction gives 1475. Wikipedia describes a seven-year siege that ended in surrender; EBSCO says the city finally succumbed.
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Muhammad Ture overthrows Sunni Ali's son and rules as Askia Muhammad, founding the Askia dynastyDisputed
EBSCO and Wikipedia give 1493 (Wikipedia: the battle of Anfao, April 1493); World History Encyclopedia's timeline starts his rule in 1494. Sunni Ali's son is Sunni Baru.
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– Askia Muhammad makes the pilgrimage to Mecca and receives the title of caliph of the SudanDisputed
Wikipedia's Askia Mohammad I article gives 1496 in one passage and 1497 to 1498 in another, and says he was away for nearly two years. World History Encyclopedia says he received the honorary title of Caliph of the Sudan; Wikipedia says he returned with the titles al-hajj and khalifa.
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A Moroccan army with firearms defeats Askia Ishaq II at Tondibi and takes GaoDisputed
EBSCO has the Moroccan army reach Tondibi by 12 March 1591; Wikipedia dates the battle to 13 March 1591; World History Encyclopedia puts the invasion in 1590 to 1591.
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