The territory is located in present-day Akanland
- (Dates in italics indicate de facto continuation of office)
| Tenure | Incumbent | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Agona | ||
| 1500 | Foundation of Agona state | |
| Agonahenes (Rulers) | ||
| Mumunumfi, | ||
| Denkyira | State renamed | |
| Denkyirahene (Rulers) | ||
| Mumunumfi, | ||
| Werempe Ampem, | ||
| Boa Amponsem I, | ||
| Ntim Gyakari, | ||
| 1701 | Defeated by Asanteman, becoming tributary | |
| Boado Ahafo Berempon, | ||
| Kyei Akobeng, | ||
| Amoako Atta Panyin, | ||
| Gyan Badu, | ||
| Amoako Atta Kuma, | ||
| Amoako Atta Yiadom, | ♀ | |
| Owusu Bori I, | ||
| Kwadwo Tibu I, | ||
| Kwakye Fram, | ||
| Kwesi Kyei I, | ||
| Boa Amponsem II, | ||
| Nkwantabisa I, | ||
| Kwesi Kyei II, | ||
| Nkwantabisa II, | ||
| Kwadwo Tibu II, | ||
| Nkwantabisa III, | ||
| Owusu Bori II, | ||
| Nana Kojo Odei, | ||
| Odeefuo Boa Amponsem III, | ||
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