Territory located in present-day Burkina Faso.
| Tenure | Incumbent | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Zandana | Foundation of Zandana kingdom (also called Rawatenga and Gitti) | |
| Rawa | ||
| Yatenga | ||
| 1333 | State renamed | |
| Naaba Yadega, | ||
| Naaba Yolomfaogoma, | ||
| Naaba Kourita, | ||
| Naaba Geda, | ||
| Naaba Wobgho I, | ||
| Naaba Kango, | ||
| Rima Naaba Saaga, | ||
| Rima Naaba Kaongo, | ||
| Rima Naaba Tuguri, | ||
| Naaba Koom I, | ||
| Naaba Korogo, | ||
| Naaba Ragongo, | ||
| Naaba Wobgo II, | ||
| Naaba Nyambe Moogo, | ||
| Rima Naaba Totebaldbo, | ||
| Rima Naaba Yemde, | ||
| Naaba Sanum, | ||
| Rima Naaba Woboga, | ||
| Naaba Piiyo II, | ||
| Rima Naaba Baongo, | ||
| Naaba Bulli, | ||
| Sidiyete Wedraogo | ||
| Naaba Ligidi, | ||
| Naaba Kobga, | ||
| Naaba Tigre, | ||
| Naaba Sigiri, | ||
| Naaba Koom II, | ||
| Naaba Gigma, | ||
| Naaba Koom III, | ||
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