Rulers
The rulers where:
- 1747-1787 - Heydargulu Khan
- Haji Khan Kangarli
- Rahim Khan
- Aligulu Khan
- Valigulu Khan
- Abbasgulu Khan
- Jafargulu Khan
- 1787-1823 - Kalbali Khan
- Abbasgulu Khan Kangarli
- Mahammadbagir Khan
- 1823-1828 - Ehsan Khan, Major General in the Russian Imperial Army, previously governor of Ordubad in 1822
- 1828-1834 - Karim Khan Kangarli
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