Beylerbey: Bey of beys
Kalifah: Governor acting in the absence of the Beylerbey
Aga (Agha): Military Commander
| Tenure | Incumbent | Notes |
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| Ottoman Suzerainty | Ottomans subsumed the Abd al-Wadid Kingdom c. 1518 to 1550 | |
| Algiers Pashalik | ||
| Aruj the Corsair | ||
| Khair ad-Din Abu Yusuf Aruj Barbaras | ||
| Kabyle Algiers | ||
| Ahmed Belkadi | ||
| Algiers Pashalik | ||
| Khair ad-Din Abu Yusuf Aruj Barbaras, (Barbarossa) |
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| Hasan Aga, | ||
| Beshir Pasha, | ||
| Hasan Pasha, | ||
| Hasan Pasha, | ||
| Khalifa Saffah, | ||
| Salah Raïs, | ||
| Hasan Corso, | ||
| Mehmed Tekkelerli, | ||
| Yusuf, | ||
| Yahya, | ||
| Hasan Pasha, | ||
| Hasan Khüsro Aga, | ||
| Ahmad Pasha Qabia, | ||
| Hasan Pasha, | ||
| Muhammad ibn Salah Raïs | ||
| or Mehmed Pasha, | ||
| Ölj Ali Pasha, el-Euldj ‘Ali | ||
| Mehmed Pasha, | ||
| Arab Ahmed, | ||
| Qa’id Ramdan, | ||
| Hasan Pasha Veneziano | ||
| Ja’far Pasha | ||
| Hasan Pasha Veneziano | ||
| Deli Ahmad Pasha | ||
| Khizr Pasha (Hizr Pasha) (Haydar Pasha) |
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| Hajji Shaban Pasha | ||
| Mustafa Pasha | ||
| Khizr Pasha (Hizr Pasha) |
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| Mustafa Pasha | ||
| Hasan Pasha Bu Risa | ||
| Süleyman Pasha | ||
| Khizr Pasha (Hizr Pasha) |
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| Köse Mustafa Pasha | ||
| Rizvan Pasha | ||
| Köse Mustafa Pasha | ||
| Shaykh Huseyin Pasha | ||
| Köse Mustafa Pasha | ||
| Süleyman Katanya, | ||
| Shaykh Hüseyin Pasha (Sheikh Hussein Pasha) |
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| Sherif Koça, (Sherif Koja) |
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| Khizr Pasha (Hizr Pasha) |
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| Mustafa Pasha | ||
| Khüsrev Pasha | ||
| Vacant | ||
| Murad Pasha | ||
| Vacant | ||
| Hüseyin Pasha (Hussein Pasha) |
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| Yunus, | ||
| Hüseyin Pasha (Hussein Pasha) |
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| Yusuf Pasha | ||
| Abu‘l-Hasan Ali Pasha | ||
| Shaykh Hüseyin Pasha (Sheikh Hussein Pasha) |
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| Abu Djamal Youssef Pasha (Abu Jemal Yusuf) |
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| Mehmed Brusali Pasha | ||
| Ali Biçnin Pasha (Ali Bijnin) |
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| Mahmud Brusali Pasha | ||
| Yusef Pasha (Yusuf) |
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| Mehmed Pasha | ||
| Ahmed Pasha | ||
| Ibrahim Pasha | ||
| Ahmed Pasha | ||
| Ibrahim Pasha | ||
| Ismail Pasha | ||
| Khalil Aga (Halil Aga) |
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| Ramadan Aga | ||
| Shaban Aga | ||
| Ali Aga | ||
| Muhammad I, | ||
| Hassan I Baba, | ||
| Algiers Regency | ||
| Hüseyin I Mezzo-morte, (Huseyin 'Half-dead') |
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| Ibrahim I, | ||
| Shaban, | ||
| Ahmed I, | ||
| Hassan II Chavush, | ||
| Mustafa I, | ||
| Hüseyin II Khoja, | ||
| Muhammad II Bektash, | ||
| Ibrahim II, | ||
| Ali II Shavush, | ||
| Muhammad III, | ||
| Kurd ‘Abdi, | ||
| Ibrahim III the Old, | ||
| Kücük Ibrahim IV, | ||
| Muhammad IV el Retorto, | ||
| Ali III, | ||
| Muhammad V, | ||
| Hassan III, | ||
| Mustafa II, | ||
| Ahmed II, | ||
| Ali IV ar-Rasul, | ||
| Ali V, | ||
| Muhammad VI, | ||
| Omar, | ||
| Ali VI Khoja, | ||
| Hüseyin III, | ||
| French Suzerainty | ||
| Louis-Auguste-Victor, Count de Ghaisnes de Bourmont, | ||
| Bertrand Clausel, comte Clausel, | ||
| Pierre Bertheéne, Baron Berthezéne | ||
| Anne Jean Marie René Savary, duc de Rovigo, | ||
| Abd-el-Kader, | ||
| Théophile Voirol, Baron Voirol, | ||
| Jean-Baptiste Drouet, comte d'Erlon, | ||
| Bertrand, comte Clauzel, | ||
| Charles Marie Denys, comte de Damrémont, | ||
| Sylvain Charles, comte Valée, | ||
| Thomas Robert Bugeaud, | ||
| French Algeria Military Province | ||
| Thomas Robert Bugeaud, | ||
| Thomas Robert Bugeaud, | ||
| Christophe Juchault de Lamoricière, | ||
| Marie Alphonse Bedeau, | ||
| Henri-Eugène-Philippe-Louis d'Orleans, duc d'Aumale, | ||
| Louis-Eugène Cavaignac, | ||
| Nicolas Théodule Changarnier, | ||
| Viala, Baron Charon, | ||
| Alphonse Henri, comte d'Hautpoul, | ||
| Aimable-Jean-Jacques Pélissier, | ||
| Jacques Louis Randon, | ||
| Napoléon-Joseph-Charles-Paul Bonaparte, | ||
| Prosper, comte de Chasseloup-Laubat, | ||
| Aimable-Jean-Jacques Pélissier, | ||
| Édouard de Martimprey, | ||
| Patrice MacMahon, duc de Magenta, | ||
| Louis, Baron Durieu, | ||
| Jean Walsin-Esterhazy, | ||
| Henri-Gabriel Didier, | ||
| Charles de Bouzet, | ||
| Romuald Vuillermoz, | ||
| Alexis Lambert, | ||
| Louis Henri de Gueydon, | ||
| Antoine-Eugène-Alfred Chanzy, | ||
| Albert Grévy, | ||
| French Algeria | Civil Province | |
| Louis Tirman, | ||
| Jules Cambon, | ||
| Auguste Loze, | ||
| Louis Lépine, | ||
| Edouard Lafferrièr, | ||
| Célestin-Charles Jonnart, (Charles Célestin Jonnart) |
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| Paul Réviol, (Amédee Reviol) |
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| Maurice Varnier, | ||
| Célestin-Charles Jonnart, | ||
| Charles Lutaud, | ||
| Célestin-Charles Jonnart, | ||
| Jean-Baptiste Eugène Abel, | ||
| Théodore Steeg, | ||
| Henri Dubief, | ||
| Maurice Viollette, | ||
| Pierre-Louis Bordes, | ||
| Jules-Gaston Henri Carde, | ||
| Georges le Beau, | ||
| Jean-Charles Abrial, | ||
| Maxime Weygand, | ||
| Yves-Charles Chatel, | ||
| Bernard-Marcel-Edmond Peyrouton, | ||
| Georges-Albert-Julien Catroux, | ||
| Yves Chataigneau, | ||
| Marcel-Edmond Naegelen, | ||
| Roger Léonard, | ||
| Jacques-Émile Soustelle, | ||
| Georges Albert Julien Catroux, | ||
| Robert Lacoste, | ||
| André Mutter, | ||
| Jacques Massu, | ||
| Committee of Public Safety:- | ||
| Jacques Massu, | ||
| Sid Cara, | ||
| Raoul-Albin-Louis Salan, | ||
| Paul-Albert-Louis Delouvrier, | ||
| Jean Morin, | ||
| Directorate:- | ||
| Maurice Challe | ||
| André Zeller | ||
| Edmond Jouhaud | ||
| Raoul-Albin-Louis Salan | ||
| Christian Fouchet, | ||
| Abdur Rahman Farès, (Abderrahmane Farès) |
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For continuation after independence, see: Presidents of Algeria
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