A list of Kuba Kingdom rulers; women are written in italics. Much of the first portion of the list is primarily taken from a 1910 book, Notes Ethnographiques sur les Peuples Communément Appelés Bakuba, ainsi que sur les Peuplades Apparentées, Les Bushongo, written by anthropologists Emil Torday and Thomas Athol Joyce.^[1] The spelling used by Torday and Joyce is presented, followed by currently-accepted spelling. Many of the kings prior to Shyaam aMbul aNgoong have limited information available.

1. Bumba (c. 550 CE)
2. Loko Yima
3. Lobamba
4. Woto
5. Nyimi Longa
6. Minga Bengela
7. Go Kadi
8. Bonga Mashu Mashi
9. Bashan Chamba
10. Pisha Pasha
11. Kome Pasha
12. Shongo Pasha
13. Chenje Pasha
14. Isango Pasha
15. Kumi Pasha
16. Buye Pasha
17. Lophuke Phuke
18. Ibuka
19. Lambange Bange
20. Do Beji
21. Tono Kola
22. Dima Kola
23. Do Kola
24. Djo Da
25. Din Da
26. Bon Go
27. Muchu Mushanga
28. Ibama
29. Lusanga
30. Lusanga Lupemi
31. Ba Phinga
32. Phinga Bata
33. Yomen Bomo
34. Chele Miele
35. Ba Ngama
36. Kose
37. Pena
38. Bisha Mushanga Matunu
39. Guba Sanga
40. Lolaka Nasakari Motundu
41. Gokare
42. Sanga Motunu
43. Won Che
44. Kaman Bosh
45. Biri Kaman Bosh
46. Itele Bimbiri
47. Bire Yomo
48. Chile Menge
49. Blongonga
50. Kase Lubola
51. Nyonya Malovo
52. Beni Lomo
53. Bel Miya
54. Sako Tumu
55. Gunga Nyonyo
56. Muchu Mokama
57. Musaba Kama
58. Musabukama Pasa
59. Denga Muima
60. Shama Katuri
61. Kusunju
62. Bena Misaki
63. Bikila Kolo
64. Kunche Lama
65. Pelama Pena
66. Mime Pelama
67. Chenge Lesanga
68. Mianga
69. Sam Bula
70. Manchum Bula
71. Bopele Bombo
72. Boeke
73. Bo Kena
74. Shamba Nche
75. Golo Nche
76. Shama Shanga
77. Sama Kama
78. Ko Kena
79. Sanga Lenga
80. Bosh Akama
81. Kele Kama
82. Bole Kama Sanga
83. Bolueme
84. Bari Moana
85. Moy Mope
86. Miele
87. Boi Pe
88. Moshu Moshanga
89. Bo Ngo
90. Misha Mishanga Mitumba
91. Lushanjela Shanga
92. Bo Shanga
93. Shamba Bolongongo, also called Shyáám áMbúl áNgoong (reigned c. 1630 CE)^[2][3]
94. Bongo Lenge, also called Mboong áLeeng (reigned c. 1640 CE)^[3]
95. Golo Bosh, also called Mbó Mbóósh (reigned c. 1650 CE)^[3]
96. Boni Bosh
97. Kongo Kama Bomanchala
98. Bo Kama Bomanchala (solar eclipse in his reign c. 1680)
99. Golo Boke
100. Bokere Boke
101. Kotom Boke
102. Golo Shanga
103. Misha Mishanga Shanga, also called Mishé miShyàảng máMbúl (reigned c. 1710 CE)^[3]
104. Bokare Che
105. Bushabun Che
106. Koto Che, also called Kot áNće (reigned c. 1740 CE)^[3]
107. Misha Pelenge Che, also called Misháá- Pelyeeng áNće;
108. Bope Pelenge I, also called Mbó Pelyeeng áNće (reigned c. 1775 CE)^[3]
109. Kata Mbula, also called Kot áMbúl (reigned c. 1785 CE)^[3]
110. Mikope Mbula, also called Mikó miMbúl (reigned c. 1800 CE)^[3]
111. Bope Mobinji, also called Mbop Mabiinc máMbúl,^[3] 1840–1885
112. Mikope Mobinji 1885–1890
113. Koto Mboke, also called Kot áMbweeky II,^[3] 1890–1896
114. Mishanga Pelenge, also called Misháápe II,^[3] 1896–1900
115. Bope Pelenge II, 1900
116. Mikope Pelenge 1900
117. Mingashanga Bake 1900
118. Kwete Kena 1900
119. Bope Kena 1900–1901
120. Mikope Kena 1901–1902
121. Kwete Peshanga Kena (born c. 1873) 1902–1916
122. Mbop aMabiinc maMbweeky (Bope Mobinji Boke) 1916–1919
123. Kot aMabiinc maKyeen (Kwete Mobinji Kena) 1919–1939
124. Mbop aMabiinc maKyeen (Bope Mobinji Kena) 1939–1969
125. Kot aMbweeky aShyaang (Kwete Mboke) 1969–