List of Rulers of Mandara (in Modern Cameroon)
(Dates in italics indicate de facto continuation of office)
| Tenure | Incumbent | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| c.1500 | Foundation of Mandara Kingdom | |
| Sultanate of Mandara | ||
| T'Kse Bldi, | ||
| Bukar D'Gjiama, | ||
| Hiassae, | ||
| Bukar Narbanha, | ||
| Umar Adjara, | ||
| Incorporated into Cameroon | ||
| Umar Adjara, | ||
| Bukar Afade, | ||
| Umar Adjara, | ||
| Amada, | ||
| Kola Adama, | ||
| Hamidu Umar, | ||
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