Territory located in present-day Botswana.
Kgôsikgolo = Paramount Chief
| Tenure | Incumbent | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Tawana a Mathiba Mpuru, | ||
| Morêmi I a Tawana Kgôsikgolo | ||
| Sedumedi a Morêmi, | ||
| Mogalakwe a Tawana, | ||
| Letsholathêbê I a Morêmi, | ||
| Mênô a Moremi, | ||
| Dithapô a Mênô, | ||
| Morêmi II a Letsholathêbê, | ||
| Dithapô a Mênô, | ||
| Sekgoma a Letsholathêbê, | ||
| Sekgathôlê a Letsholathêbê, | ||
| Mathiba a Morêmi, | ||
| Monaamaburu a Letsholathêbê, | ||
| Dibolayang a Weetshoetsile, | ||
| Gaetsalwe a Morêmi, | ||
| Morêmi III a Mathiba Mawelawela, | ||
| Elizabeth Pulane Seeco, | ♀ | |
| Letsholathêbê II a Morêmi, | ||
| Mathiba a Morêmi, | ||
| Tawana II a Letsholathêbê, |
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