[[Imagen:Mansamusa.jpg|thumbnail|right|300px|Representación de '''Mansa Musa''' sosteniendo una [[pepita de oro]] de un mapa de [[África]] y [[Europa]] de [[1395]].]]
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'''Mansa Musa''', también conocido como '''Kankan Musa''', '''Kango Musa''' y '''El león de Malí''' fue un rey (o [[Mansa de Malí|mansa]]) del [[Imperio de Malí]] en el [[siglo XIV]]. Se le recuerda por su [[hajj]] (peregrinación a [[La Meca]]) y como promotor del estudio [[Católico]].
