Known Exarchs of Africa
| Tenure | Name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 591–598 | Gennadios (I) | Last magister militum per Africam and first Exarch, victory over the Roman-Berber realm of Altava. |
| 598 or 602–611 | Herakleios | |
| 641(?)–647/48 | Gregory | |
| 647/48–665 | Gennadios (II) | |
| after 665 | Eleutherios | Possibly Exarch of Carthage. The Arabic al-At'riyūn is commonly read as Eleutherios. He overthrew Gennadios. |
| about 711 | Julian, Count of Ceuta | Commander of Septem. According to some scholars, possibly last Exarch of Africa. |
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