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Empires of Medieval West Africa Ghana, Mali, and Songhay - David C. Conrad 2010 PDF Chelsea House Publications BOOKS
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Empires of Medieval West Africa Ghana, Mali, and Songhay
Author: David C. Conrad
Year: 2010
Pages: 152
Format: PDF
File size: 18,2 МБ
Language: ENG



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The book "Empires of Medieval West Africa Ghana Mali and Songhay" tells the story of three powerful empires that once flourished in West Africa during the medieval period. These empires were known for their advanced technology, cultural achievements, and political structures. The book explores how these empires evolved over time, adapting to changing circumstances and facing challenges from external forces. It also examines the impact of these empires on the development of modern knowledge and how they can serve as a model for understanding the evolution of technology and its role in shaping human history. The book begins by introducing the reader to the geography and culture of West Africa during the medieval period, highlighting the diverse ethnic groups and kingdoms that existed in the region. It then delves into the rise of the three empires - Ghana, Mali, and Songhay - and their achievements in areas such as agriculture, architecture, and trade. The author emphasizes the importance of understanding the technological advancements of these empires, including their use of advanced irrigation systems, markets, and writing systems. As the empires grew and expanded, they faced numerous challenges, including internal conflicts, external threats, and environmental factors. The book explores how these challenges were addressed through diplomacy, military campaigns, and religious and cultural practices.
Книга «Empires of Medieval West Africa Ghana Mali and Songhay» повествует о трёх могущественных империях, некогда процветавших в Западной Африке в средневековый период. Эти империи были известны своими передовыми технологиями, культурными достижениями и политическими структурами. Книга исследует, как эти империи развивались с течением времени, приспосабливаясь к меняющимся обстоятельствам и сталкиваясь с вызовами со стороны внешних сил. В нем также рассматривается влияние этих империй на развитие современных знаний и то, как они могут служить моделью для понимания эволюции технологии и ее роли в формировании истории человечества. Книга начинается с того, что знакомит читателя с географией и культурой Западной Африки средневекового периода, освещая разнообразные этнические группы и королевства, существовавшие в регионе. Затем он углубляется в подъем трех империй - Ганы, Мали и Сонгея - и их достижения в таких областях, как сельское хозяйство, архитектура и торговля. Автор подчеркивает важность понимания технологических достижений этих империй, включая использование ими передовых ирригационных систем, рынков и систем письма. По мере того, как империи росли и расширялись, они сталкивались с многочисленными проблемами, включая внутренние конфликты, внешние угрозы и факторы окружающей среды. Книга исследует, как эти проблемы решались с помощью дипломатии, военных кампаний, а также религиозных и культурных практик.
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