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Today we will take a look at the Horn of Libya, home to the great Empire of Ghana an empire which experienced many eras of decline and resurgence, with it currently going into an economic boom resulting in it being one of the wealthiest nations of Libya. it came to be after the Libyan migration period which thanks to Bantus spilling northwards in the Camposian plains resulted other groups migrating eastwards, destroying the old Oromic tribes and Somali city states. It was this chaos that also caused the Jewish migration into the Horn of Libya mainly settling in Havilah and what is now Elijah. Ghana itself has fallen in the hands of different tribes over the years with it currently being controlled by the Akan people who have managed to unite many of the smaller kingdoms surrounding itself, such as conquering a portion of both Songhai and Zande, which have been a thorn of the Ghanans side for hundreds of years. Aswell as subduing the Kingdom of Sundania, which you might be wondering how they came to be well you have to thank the Austronesian expansion for that, with many claiming they migrated towards Libya thanks to problems in Nusantra their former homeland. Currently Sundania is split between two states those being Kaléragara which is loyal to the Empire and has accept their rule, and Sundania itself which exist as a semi autonomous state mostly being left to their own devices but still having to pay tribute to the Empire.

Ghana also made relations with the Europians, mainly those from Cymru (Cambria). Making many trade deals with the Celts, whilst also making enemies with the Rhomanians who often tried to expand into their borders mainly from their colony of Ethiopia directly north of them. This also caused them to be a major player in the Ethiopian revolution with Ghana supplying their neighbours with weapons and supplies as aid. This also strengthened the relationship of the two countries. All in all Ghana is often viewed as one of the shining beacons of Libya and a testimate of the greatness the people that live there can achieve.

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Today we will take a look at the Horn of Libya, home to the great Empire of Ghana an empire which experienced many eras of decline and resurgence, with it currently going into an economic boom resulting in it being one of the wealthiest nations of Libya. it came to be after the Libyan migration period which thanks to Bantus spilling northwards in the Camposian plains resulted other groups migrating eastwards, destroying the old Oromic tribes and Somali city states. It was this chaos that also caused the Jewish migration into the Horn of Libya mainly settling in Havilah and what is now Elijah. Ghana itself has fallen in the hands of different tribes over the years with it currently being controlled by the Akan people who have managed to unite many of the smaller kingdoms surrounding itself, such as conquering a portion of both Songhai and Zande, which have been a thorn of the Ghanans side for hundreds of years. Aswell as subduing the Kingdom of Sundania, which you might be wondering how they came to be well you have to thank the Austronesian expansion for that, with many claiming they migrated towards Libya thanks to problems in Nusantra their former homeland. Currently Sundania is split between two states those being Kaléragara which is loyal to the Empire and has accept their rule, and Sundania itself which exist as a semi autonomous state mostly being left to their own devices but still having to pay tribute to the Empire.

Ghana also made relations with the Europians, mainly those from Cymru (Cambria). Making many trade deals with the Celts, whilst also making enemies with the Rhomanians who often tried to expand into their borders mainly from their colony of Ethiopia directly north of them. This also caused them to be a major player in the Ethiopian revolution with Ghana supplying their neighbours with weapons and supplies as aid. This also strengthened the relationship of the two countries. All in all Ghana is often viewed as one of the shining beacons of Libya and a testimate of the greatness the people that live there can achieve.