In the 10th century, the city of Silla was in contest with both Takrür and the Malian Empire, and was eventually eclipsed by both.
Early medieval Baghdad, on the Great Khurasan Road, became the Abbasid capital and the most populous city in the world, a centre of learning and culture.
In the 10th century, the city of Silla was in contest with both Takrür and the Malian Empire, and was eventually eclipsed by both.
Early medieval Baghdad, on the Great Khurasan Road, became the Abbasid capital and the most populous city in the world, a centre of learning and culture.