Advance
Trans-Saharan Trade
The northern termini of the trans-Saharan caravan routes (Sijilmasa, Ouargla, Tlemcen, Ghadāmis, and Tripoli) sit on our soil, gathering the Bambuk and Buré gold dust, Slaves, and ivory of the Sudan into our markets. Our jallāba merchants finance the desert crossing, our mints strike golden dinārs from the inbound gold under royal monopoly, and our re-export trade redistributes Sudanese goods to Mediterranean and Atlantic buyers. This commanding position over the northern half of the Saharan economy gives every Maghrebi state both a trade route revenue and a minting prestige that no purely Mediterranean kingdom can match.
Distant MarketsAdvancerequiresPotential
At least one of
- CultureBelongs to the Amazigh Culture Group
- CultureBelongs to the Maghrebi Culture Group
Exact conditions
Advance tree
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Advances
- Distant MarketsRenaissanceRequires
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RenaissanceAge
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Dīwān al-QawāfilAllow
Scripting 1
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