List of The Title Holders
- Naosara
- Buivaroro
- Maseikula
- Vukinavanua
The table below lists the individuals who have held the title of Roko Sau.
| Order | ' | Reigned | Lived | Notes |
| 1. | Niumataiwalu | ... | ... | Not installed as Tui Nayau |
| 2. | Uluilakeba I | ... | ... | Son of Niumataiwalu; not installed as Tu’i Nayau |
| 3. (1) | Rasolo | ... | ... | Son of Niumataiwalu I; first Tu’i Nayau |
| 4. | Matawalu | ... | ... | Son of Niumatawalu; not installed as Tu’i Nayau |
| 5. | Dranivia | ... | ... | Son of Uluilakeba I; not installed as Tu’i Nayau |
| 6. | Lubati | ... | ... | Son of Niumatawalu; not installed as Tu’i Nayau |
| 7. (2) | Malani | 17??-1833 | 17??-1833 | Son of Rasolo |
| 8. (3) | Taliai Tupou | 1833–1875 | 17??-1875 | Son of Rasolo |
| 9. | Tevita Uluilakeba II | 1875–1876 | 18??-1876 | Son of Vuetasau, son of Malani; not installed as Tui Nayau |
| 10. (4) | Eroni Loganimoce | 1876–1898 | 18??-1898 | Son of Taliai Tupou |
| 11. (5) | Alifereti Finau Ulugalala | 1898–1934 | 18??-1934 | Son of Uluilakeba II |
| 12. (6) | Tevita Uluilakeba III | 1934–1966 | 1898–1966 | Son of Alifereti Finau Uluqalala |
| 13. (7) | Kamisese Kapaiwai Tuimacilai Mara | 1969–2004 | 1920–2004 | Son of Tevita Uluilakeba III |
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