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A minor Hausa state in far northwestern Nigeria, encompassing both sides of the Nigeria/Niger frontier - the modern village of Kwararap is about 2½ miles (4 km.) inside Nigeria, roughly 68 miles (110 km.) west-northwest of Sokoto. Also called Jukun or Kwararap.
Ruler Name | Start Year | End Year | Notes | Dynasty | Kingdom |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Agbu Kendja | c. 1600 | c. 1630 | Kororofa | ||
Katapka | c. 1630 | c. 1671 | Kororofa | ||
Agwabi | c. 1671 | ? | Kororofa | ||
Dawi | ? | ? | Kororofa | ||
Agigbi | ? | ? | Kororofa | ||
Nani To | ? | ? | Kororofa | ||
Dadju | ? | ? | Kororofa | ||
Zike | ? | c. 1750 | Kororofa | ||
Kuwya | c. 1750 | c. 1775 | Kororofa | ||
Matsweu Adi | c. 1775 | c. 1800 | Kororofa | ||
Ashu Manu I | c. 1800 | 1815 | Kororofa | ||
Zikenyu Tsokwa Tasefu (Zikeenya) | 1815 | 1848 | Kororofa | ||
Agbumanu I Agbu | 1848 | 1866 | Kororofa | ||
Ashumanu II Jibo Kindonya | 1866 | 1871 | Kororofa | ||
Awudumanu I Abite | 1871 | 1903 | Kororofa | ||
Partitioned between French West Africa and Nigeria | 1901 | 1960 | Kororofa | ||
Agbumanu II Agbunshu | 1903 | 1915 | Kororofa | ||
Ashumanu III Ali | 1915 | 1927 | Bruce writes that the emirate ended in 1927; however, the Wukari Federation continues to this day with a "traditional" ruler. | Kororofa | |
Agbumanu III Amadu | 1927 | 1940 | Kororofa | ||
Ashumanu IV Angyu Masa Ibi | 1940 | 1945 | Kororofa | ||
Agbumanu IV Atoshi | 1945 | 1960 | Kororofa | ||
To Niger and Nigeria | 1960 | Present | Kororofa | ||
Ashumanu V Adi Byewi | 1960 | 1970 | Kororofa | ||
Awudumanu II Abe Ali | 1970 | 1974 | Kororofa | ||
Agbumanu V Adda Ali | 1974 | 1976 | Kororofa | ||
Shekarau II Angyu Masa Ibi Kuvyon | 1976 | 2021 | Kororofa | ||
Agbumanu VI Ishaku Adda Ali | 2022 | Present | Kororofa |
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