The territory is located in (Ghana).
| Tenure | Incumbent | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| c.1450 | Foundation of Mamprusi or (Dagbamba) state | |
| Nayiiri (Mampurugu Naa) (Rulers) | ||
| Atabia Zontuua, | ||
| Yamusa Jeringa, | ||
| Mahaman Kurugu, | ||
| Sulimani Apisi, | ||
| Haruna Bono, | ||
| Andani Yahaya, | ||
| Mahama Kuluguba, | ||
| Salifu Saatankugri, | ||
| Abdurahamani Dambono, (Dahmani Gyambongo) | ||
| Dawura Nyongo, Nayiiri | ||
| Azabu Pagri, Nayiiri | ||
| Yamusa Barga, Nayiiri | ||
| Sulimanu Sigri, Nayiiri | ||
| Ziniya Zore Abduru, Nayiiri | ||
| Mahama Wubuga, Nayiiri | ||
| Mahama Waafu, Nayiiri | ||
| Badimsuguru Zulim, Nayiiri | ||
| Salifu Salemu, Nayiiri | ||
| Abudu Soro Kobulga, Nayiiri | ||
| Abdulai Sheriga, Nayiiri | ||
| Adam Badimsuguru Bongu, Nayiiri | ||
| Sulemana Salifu Saa, Nayiiri | ||
| Gamni Mohamadu Abdulai, Nayiiri | ||
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