A set of 44 articles sometimes identified as this empire’s constitution is divided into sections (15[1])on social organization, goods, preserving nature, and final disposals. The formerly enslaved usurper Sakura possibly saved (15[1])this empire (15[1])from a (15[1])political crisis. This empire distinguished between military “carriers of quivers,” (15[2])princely (15[3])clans, (15[2])and “wielders (15[2])of energy.” (15[1])The towns that united before the founding of this empire came to be known as its (*) “Twelve Doors.” (10[7])Architectural (10[1])works built under this (10[1])empire like the Djinguereber (10[1]-5[1])Mosque have (10[1])traditionally been credited to the Sufi poet (10[1])al-Sahili. (10[1]-5[1])This empire’s legendarily disabled (10[1])founder (10[1])defeated (10[1]-5[2])Sumanguru (10[1]-5[1])Kante (-5[1])at the Battle of Kirina. (10[2])For 10 points, name this empire (10[1])founded by Sundiata (10[1])Keita (10[1])and later ruled (10[1])by Mansa Musa. ■END■ (10[7])