List of Rulers of Wanga (Kenya)
(Dates in italics indicate de facto continuation of office)
Term | Incumbent | Notes |
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Nabongo (Kings) | ||
c. 1100 | Foundation of the Kingdom of Wanga | |
c. 1100 to c. 1140 | Nabongo Wanga | |
Wabala', Nabongo | ||
Musuwi', Nabongo | ||
Chibwire', Nabongo | ||
Musindalo', Nabongo | ||
Chitechi', Nabongo | ||
Osundwa', Nabongo, | ||
Wamukoya Netia', Nabongo, - a younger s/o Osundwa
(Kweyu, eldest s/o Osundwa, broke off to form 'Wanga Mukulu' his successors were Sakwa,Lutomia,Rapando, Wambani and Maurice Rapando (current) |
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c. 1850 to c. 1882 | Shiundu, Nabongo | |
1888 to 1949 | Mumia, Nabongo | |
1949 to 1971 | Shitawa, Nabongo | |
1971 to present | Peter Mumia II, Nabongo |
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