This is a list of rulers of the Akan state of Akyem Kotoku.
| Tenure | Incumbent | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Foundation of Akyem Kotoku state | ||
| Kotokuhene (Rulers) | ||
| Nana Yaraware, | ||
| Nana Boadi Nanim, | ||
| Nana Danso Brempon -Alias Akrofi BREMPONG, | ||
| Nana Ofosu Aprenten, | ||
| Nana Frempong Manso I, | ||
| Nana Kwakye Adeyefe, | ||
| Nana Afrifa Akwada, | ||
| Nana Agyeman, | ||
| Nana Attafua, | ||
| Nana Frempong Manso III, | ||
| Okofrobour Agyeman Attafua, | ||
| Oseadeeyo Frempong Manso IV, | ||
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