The territory is located in Guinea-Bissau.
Early incumbents, all styled Captain-major:
- 1696–1699 José Pinheiro da Câmara
- 1699–1707 Rodrigo Oliveira da Fonseca
- 1707–1753 abandoned
- 1753–17.. Nicolau Pino de Araújo
- 17..–c.1757 ....
- c.1757–1759 Manuel Pires
- 1759–17.. Duarte José Róis
- 17..–c.1763 ....
- c.1763–17.. Filipe José de Souto-Maior
- c.1770–c.1775 Sebastião da Cunha Souto-Maior
- c.1775–c.1777 ....
- c.1777–17.. Ignácio Xavier Baião
- 1793–c.1796 José António Pinto
- c.1796–1799 ....
| Tenure | Incumbent | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Portuguese Suzerainty | ||
| João das Neves Leão, | ||
| António Cardoso Faria, | ||
| Manuel Pinto de Gouveia, | ||
| António Cardoso Figueiredo, | ||
| João Higino Curvo Semedo, | ||
| Joaquim António de Matos, | ||
| Domingos Alves de Abreu Picaluga, | ||
| Joaquim António de Matos, | ||
| Fancisco José Muacho, | ||
| Caetano José Nozolini, | ||
| Joaquim António de Matos, | ||
| Caetano José Nozolini, | ||
| Joaquim António de Matos, | ||
| José Eleutério Rocha Vieira, | ||
| Honório Barreto, | ||
| José Gonçalves Barbosa, | ||
| Honório Barreto, | ||
| José Paulo Machado, | ||
| António Tavares da Veiga Santos, | ||
| José Maria Coelho, | ||
| Alois da Rôla Dziezaski, | ||
| Joaquim de Azevedo Alpoim, | ||
| Carlos Maximiliano de Sousa, | ||
| Caetano José Nozolini, | ||
| Alois da Rôla Dziezaski, | ||
| Libánio Evangelista dos Santos, | ||
| José Maria Lôbo de Ávila, | ||
| José Maria Correia da Silva, | ||
| Pedro Henriques Romão Ferreira, | ||
| Honório Barreto, | ||
| António Pereira Mouzinho de Albuquerque Cota Falcão, | ||
| Honório Barreto, | ||
| António Cândido Zagalo, | ||
| Joaquim Alberto Marquês, | ||
| Bernardo José Moreira, | ||
| Manuel Fortunato Meira, | ||
| Álvaro Teles Caldeira, | ||
| José Xavier do Crato, | ||
| Joaquim Alberto Marquês, | ||
| António José Cabral Vieira, | ||
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