Part 3: The Arrival of the Queen The Queen of Timbuktu: A Tale of Ancient Mali
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The news of the Queen's arrival spread quickly throughout the kingdom of Timbuktu. People from all over the kingdom gathered in the city to welcome her. The streets were filled with people, some of them dressed in their finest clothing, others in their everyday attire.
The Queen arrived in a grand procession, accompanied by her royal guard. She was dressed in a long, flowing gown of purple and gold, and her head was adorned with a crown of jewels. She was a sight to behold, and the people of Timbuktu cheered as she passed.
The Queen was welcomed by the King of Timbuktu, who had been eagerly awaiting her arrival. He presented her with gifts of gold and jewels, and the Queen thanked him graciously. She then addressed the people of Timbuktu, thanking them for their hospitality and promising to bring peace and prosperity to the kingdom.
The Queen then made her way to the palace, where she was welcomed by the King and his court. She was given a grand tour of the palace and its grounds, and she was impressed by the beauty and grandeur of the palace.
The Queen then held court in the palace, where she heard the petitions of the people of Timbuktu. She listened to their concerns and promised to address them in the coming days.
The Queen's arrival marked a new era in the kingdom of Timbuktu. She brought with her a sense of hope and optimism, and the people of Timbuktu looked forward to a brighter future.