Territory located in Ghana
Ya-Na=Rulers
| Tenure | Incumbent | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 1409 | Foundation of Dagbong state (Dagomba) | |
| Zangyina, | ||
| Andan Sighle Bangumanga, | ||
| Djingle, | ||
| Gareba, | ||
| Ziblim Saa, | ||
| Ziblim Bandamda, | ||
| Andani I Djangbarga, | ||
| Mahama I Korgu, | ||
| Ziblim Kulunku, (Ziblim bla) |
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| Sumani Zwole, | ||
| Yakubu I, | ||
| Abdulai I, | ||
| Andani II, | ||
| Darimani, | ||
| Abdulai II, | ||
| Mahama II, | ||
| Mahama III bla, | ||
| Abdulai III, | ||
| Andani III, | ||
| Abdulai IV, | ||
| Yakubu II, | ||
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