Mohammed ibn Gao

Mansa Mohammed ibn Gao was mansa of the Mali Empire from 1305 to 1310.

Mansa Mohammed ibn Gao, as his name suggests, was the son of his predecessor, Mansa Gao. He inherited the throne following his father's death in 1305 and ruled until being succeeded by his uncle, Abubakari II in 1310.

Preceded by Gao	Mansa of the Mali Empire 1305–1310	Succeeded by Abubakari II

Sundiata (c. 1235 – c. 1255)
Uli I (1255–70)
Wati (1270–74)
Khalifa (1274-75)
Abu Bakr I (1275–85)
Sakoura (1285–1300)
Gao (1300–05)
Mohammed ibn Gao (1305–10)
Abu Bakr II (1310–12)
Musa I (1312–37)
Maghan I (1337–41)
Suleyman (1341–60)
Kassa (1360)
Mari Djata II of Mali (1360–74)
Musa II of Mali (1374–87)
Maghan II (1387–89)
Sandaki (1389–90)
Maghan III a.k.a. Mahmud I (1390–1400)
Musa III (1400–c. 1440)
Uli II (c. 1440–81)
Mahmud II (1481–96)
Mahmud III (1496–1559)
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Mahmud IV (1590s–1600s)

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Mohammed ibn Gao

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