Lists of The Paramount Chiefs and Historical Kings of Easter Island
- 1 Hotu (A Matua), son of Matua (c. 400)
- 2 Vakai, his wife
- 3 Tuu ma Heke
- 4 Nuku (Inukura?)
- 5 Miru a Tumaheke
- 6 Hata a Miru
- 7 Miru o Hata
- 8 Hiuariru (Hiu a Miru?)
- 9 Aturaugi. The first obsidian spearheads were used.
- 10 Raa
- 11 Atahega a Miru (descendant of Miru?), around 600
- ......Hakapuna?
- 17 Ihu a Aturanga (Oihu?)
- ......Ruhoi?
- 20 Tuu Ka(u)nga te Mamaru
- 21 Takahita
- 22 Ouaraa, around 800
- 23 Koroharua
- 24 Mahuta Ariiki (The first stone images were made in his son's time.)
- 25 Atua Ure Rangi
- 26 Atuamata
- 27 Uremata
- 28 Te Riri Tuu Kura
- 29 Korua Rongo
- 30 Tiki Te Hatu
- 31 Tiki Tena
- 32 Uru Kenu, around 1000
- 33 Te Rurua Tiki Te Hatu
- 34 Nau Ta Mahiki
- 35 Te Rika Tea
- 36 Te Teratera
- 37 Te Ria Kautahito (Hirakau-Tehito?)
- 38 Ko Te Pu I Te Toki
- 39 Kuratahogo
- 40 Ko Te Hiti Rua Nea
- 41 Te Uruaki Kena
- 42 Tu Te Rei Manana, around 1200
- 43 Ko Te Kura Tahonga
- 44 Taoraha Kaihahanga
- 45 Tukuma(kuma)
- 46 Te Kahui Tuhunga
- 47 Te Tuhunga Hanui
- 48 Te Tuhunga Haroa
- 49 Te Tuhunga "Mare Kapeau"
- 50 Toati Rangi Hahe
- 51 Tangaroa Tatarara (Maybe Tangaiia of Mangaia Island ?)
- 52 Havini(vini) Koro (or Hariui Koro), about 1400
- 53 Puna Hako
- 54 Puna Ate Tuu
- 55 Puna Kai Te Vana
- 56 Te Riri Katea (? - 1485)
- 57 -
- 58 -
- 59 HAUMOANA, TARATAKI and TUPA ARIKI (from Peru), from 1485
- 60 Mahaki Tapu Vae Iti (Mahiki Tapuakiti)
- 61 Ngau-ka Te Mahaki or Tuu Koiho (Ko-Tuu-ihu?)
- 62 Anakena
- 63 Hanga Rau
- 64 Marama Ariki, around 1600
- 65 Riu Tupa Hotu (Nui Tupa Hotu?)
- 66 Toko Te Rangi (Perhaps the "God" Rongo of Mangaia Island?)
- 67 Kao Aroaro (Re Kauu?)
- 68 Mataivi
- 69 Kao Hoto
- 70 Te Ravarava (Terava Rara)
- 71 Tehitehuke
- 72 Te Rahai or Terahai
(The alternative rulers after Terahai: Koroharua, Riki-ka-atea, whose son was Hotu Matua, then Kaimakoi, Tehetu-tara-Kura, Huero, Kaimakoi (or Raimokaky), finally Gaara who is Ngaara on the main list below.)
- 73 Te Huke
- 74 Tuu, from Mata Nui (Ko Tuu?), around 1770
- 75 Hotu Iti (born from Mata Iti). War around 1773.
- 76 Honga
- 77 Te Kena
- 78 Te Tite Anga Henua
- 79 Nga'ara (c. 1835 - just before 1860), son of King Kai Mako'i
- 80 Maurata (1859 – 1862)
- 81 Kai Mako'i 'Iti (= Small Kaimakoi) (- 1863), son of Nga'ara, devastation of island by Peruvian slavers in the great Peruvian slaving raid of 1862, died as a slave (in 1863?)
- 82 Tepito
- 83 Atamu Tekena (1883 - 9 September 1888), signs Treaty of Annexation, Easter Island is annexed, died August 1892
- 83 Gregorio or Simeon = Riro Kainga (-1892), assassinated in Chile in 1899
- 84 Valentino Rirokoro Tuki (2011) claimed to be the actual King and grandson of the above.
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