List of Imperial Mansas At Niani
- Mari Djata I (1235–1255)
- Uli I (1255–1270)
- Wati (1270–1274)
- Khalifa (1274–1275)
- Abubakari I (1275–1285)
- Sakoura (1285–1300)
- Gao (1300–1305)
- Mohammed ibn Gao (1305–1310)
- Abubakari II (1310–1312)
- Musa I (1312–1337)
- Maghan I (1337–1341)
- Souleyman (1341–1360)
- Camba (1360)
- Mari Djata II (1360–1374)
- Musa II (1374–1387)
- Maghan II (1387–1389)
- Sandaki (1389–1390)
- Maghan III (also known as Mahmud I) (1390–1404)
- Musa III (1404 - c.1440)
- Uli II (c.1460 - 1480/1481)
- Mahmud II (also known as Mamadou) (1480/1481–1496)
- Mahmud III (1496 - 1559)
- Unknown Mansa or Vacancy (1559 - c. 1590)
- Mahmud IV (c.1590 - c. 1610)
Empire collapses after death of Mahmud IV
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