Early Rulers
| Reign | Common name | Duala name | Title(s) | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mbengo/Mbongo | ? | |||
| Mbedi a Mbongo | ? | |||
| Ewale a Mbedi | ? | |||
| Monneba | Mulabe/Mulobe a Ewale | ? |
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