List of subnational monarchs

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The following is a list of subnational monarchs.

Entity	Title	Ruler	State	Notes
Abrons	King	KOUASSI Adjoumani	Côte d'Ivoire	H.R.M King KOUASSI Adjoumani is the King of Abrons Kingdom in Bondoukou.
Abeokuta	King	Gbadebo II	Nigeria	H.R.M King Gbadebo II is the King of the Abeokuta Kingdom is in Nigeria.
Abengourou	King	BOA Kouassi III	Côte d'Ivoire	H.R.M King Boa Kouassi III is the King of l’Indénié Kingdom in Abengourou.
Abomey	King	Agboli-Agbo Dedjlani	Benin	H.R.M King Agboli-Agbo Dedjlani is the King of the Abomey Kingdom.
Adamawa	Lamido	Aliyu Mustapha	Nigeria	H.R.M Lamido Aliyu Mustapha is the Lamido of Adamawa Emirate
Akropong-Akuapem	King	Oseadeefyo Addo Dankwa III	Ghana	H.R.M King Oseadeefyo Addo Dankwa III is the King of the Akropong-Akuapem Kingdom. The King of Akropong holds for the last sixteen years the "sacred seat" of the Akuapem-Asona, one of the seven major Akan clans.
Anloga	King of Anloga (Ewe)Torghui	Subo II	Ghana	H.R.M King Subo II is the King of the Anloga Royal Kingdoms. King Subo II is of the Anloga Royal Kingdoms lines in Ghana, and a member of the Nubian Sheba Imperial Empire Kingdom Central Government Empire Cabinet.
Allangoua	King	KOUAME Atta Etienne	Côte d'Ivoire	H.R.M King KOUAME Atta Etienne is the King of Allangoua Kingdom in Assahara (M’Batto).
Ashanti	Asantehene	Otumfuo Nana Osei Tutu II	Ghana	The succession is decided by a series of councils of local notables and other royal family members.
Awka	Igwe	Eze-Uzu II	Nigeria	H.R.M Igwe Gibson Nwosu Igwe of the Awka Kingdom.
Bana	King	Hapi IV	Cameroon	H.R.M King Hapi IV is the King of the Bana Kingdom.
Bandjun	King	Ngie Kamga Joseph	Cameroon	H.R.M King Ngie Kamga Joseph the King of Bandjun Kingdom
Benin	Ekegbian	Isienwenro James Iyoha Inneh	Nigeria	H.R.M Chief Isienwenro James Iyoha Inneh is a chief of the Benin Royal Kingdom.
Bénin	Oba Erediauwa	Salomon Igbinoghodua	Nigeria	H.R.M King Salomon Igbinoghodua is the Oba Erediauwa of the Bénin Kingdom.
Bibemi	King	Halidou Sali	Cameroon	H.R.M King Halidou Sali the King of Bibemi Kingdom
Bouna	King	Aka Ahoré François	Côte d'Ivoire	H.R.M King Aka Ahoré François is the King of Bouna Kingdom in Bouna (M’Batto).
Bohmong Circle	Bohmong Raja	Aung Shwe Prue Choudhury	Bangladesh	Under the Chittagong Hill Tracts Regulation of 1900, the Government of Bangladesh recognizes three hereditary traditional rulers in the Chittagong Hill Tracts: the Mong Raja in Manikchari, the Chakma Raja in Rangamati and the Bohmong Raja in Bandarban. The rajas, also known as circle chiefs, exercise limited judicial authority, have responsibility for collection of land taxes in their respective territories and also exercise certain ceremonial roles. The Bohmong Raja is always a member of the Marma tribe.
Buganda	Kabaka and Nnabagereka	Muwenda Mutebi II and Queen Sylvia of Buganda	Uganda	Due to constitutional reform in 1993, the government of Uganda restored several traditional monarchies.
Bunyoro	Omukama	Iguru	Uganda	Due to constitutional reform in 1993, the government of Uganda restored several traditional monarchies.
Busoga	Kyabazinga	Henry Wako Muloki	Uganda	Due to constitutional reform in 1993, the government of Uganda restored several traditional monarchies.
Chakma Circle	Chakma Raja	Raja Devasish Roy	Bangladesh	Under the Chittagong Hill Tracts Regulation of 1900, the Government of Bangladesh recognizes three hereditary traditional rulers in the Chittagong Hill Tracts, the Mong Raja in Manikchari, the Chakma Raja in Rangamati and the Bohmong Raja in Bandarban. The rajas, also known as circle chiefs, exercise limited judicial authority, have responsibility for collection of land taxes in their respective territories and also exercise certain ceremonial roles. The Chakma Raja is always a member of the Chakma Tribe.
Dagbon	Yaa Naa	Kampakuya Naa Abdulai Yakubu Andani (title)	Ghana	The Yaa Naa is selected by a group of Kingmakers led by the Kuga Naa who is the embodiment of the customs and traditions of the Dagbon people. The King is selected after consulting the oracles and soothsayers. The current occupier is the prince and elder son of the immediate past Yaa Naa, Yaa Naa Yakubu Andani II who died in 2002. He is the Regent of Dagbon and acts as Yaa Naa until a new Yaa Naa is selected. The Regent is also qualified to be selected.
Dimbokro	King	PEDRIN III	Côte d'Ivoire	H.R.M King PEDRIN III is the King of Dimbokro Kingdom in Dimbokro.
Ebra	King	ASSEMIEN Nogbou	Côte d'Ivoire	H.R.M King ASSEMIEN Nogbou is the King of Ebra Kingdom in Ebra.
Fumban,Bamun	Sultan	El Hadj Seidoi Njimoluh Njoya	Cameroon	H.R.M Sultan El Hadj Seidoi Njimoluh Njoya is the Sultan of Fumban and Mfon of the Bamun Kingdoms
IFE	Oni	Sijuwade	Nigeria	H.R.M King Sijuwadeis the King of the IFE Kingdom
Johor	Sultan	Iskandar of Johor	Malaysia
Katsina	Emir	El Hadj Mamadou Kabir Usman	Nigeria	H.R.M Emir El Hadj Mamadou Kabir Usman is the Emir of the Katsina Kingdom.
Kedah	Sultan	Abdul Halim Muadzam Shah	Malaysia
Kelantan	Sultan	Tuanku Ismail Petra	Malaysia
Krindjabo	King	Amon N’DOUFFOU V	Côte d'Ivoire	H.R.M King Amon N’DOUFFOU V is the King of Krindjabo Kingdom in Krindjabo.
Kuba	King	Nyimi Kok Mabiintsh III	Democratic Republic of the Congo	H.R.M King Nyimi Kok Mabiintsh III is the King of the Kuba Kingdom.
Mooussou	H.R.M King KANGA Assoumou	KANGA Assoumou	Côte d'Ivoire	H.R.M King KANGA Assoumou is the King of Mooussou Kingdom in Mooussou.
Māori	Ariki (Kiingi or Kuini)	Tuheitia Paki	New Zealand	Holding no constitutional but ceremonial roles.
Mong Circle	Mong Raja	Saching Prue/Tha Sein Prue Choudhury	Bangladesh	Under the Chittagong Hill Tracts Regulation of 1900, the Government of Bangladesh recognizes three hereditary traditional rulers in the Chittagong Hill Tracts: the Mong Raja in Manikchari, the Chakma Raja in Rangamati and the Bohmong Raja in Bandarban. The rajas, also known as circle chiefs, exercise limited judicial authority, have responsibility for collection of land taxes in their respective territories and also exercise certain ceremonial roles. The Mong Raja is always a member of the Marma tribe.
Negeri Sembilan	Yang di-Pertuan Besar	Tuanku Muhriz	Malaysia
Nnewi	Obi	Kenneth Nnaji Onyemaeke Orizu III	Nigeria	H.R.M Obi Kenneth Nnaji Onyemaeke Orizu III is the Obi of the Nnewi Kingdom.
N’zima	King	AMON Tanoe	Côte d'Ivoire	H.R.M King AMON Tanoe is the King of N’zima Kingdom in Grand-Bassam.
Pahang	Sultan	Ahmad Shah	Malaysia
Perak	Sultan	Azlan Shah	Malaysia
Perlis	Raja	Syed Sirajuddin Jamalullail	Malaysia
Rey-Bouba	Sultan	Bouba Abdoulaye	Cameroon	H.R.M Sultan Bouba Abdoulaye is the Sultan of Rey-Bouba Kingdom, as large as Belgium and Luxemburg combined.
Selangor	Sultan	Sharafuddin Idris	Malaysia
Sokoto	Sultan	Abubakar Sidiq	Nigeria	H.R.H Sultan Abubakar Sidiq is the Sultan of the Sokoto Kingdom.
Tabou	King	DOUOPO Yié	Côte d'Ivoire	H.R.M King DOUOPO Yié is the King of Tabou Kingdom in Tabou.
Sigave	Tu'i (King or chief)	Visesio Moeliku	Wallis and Futuna	The Council of the Territory of Wallis and Futuna consists of three kings and three members appointed by the high administrator on the advice of the Territorial Assembly.
Terengganu	Sultan	Mizan Zainal Abidin	Malaysia
Toro	Omukama	Rukidi IV	Uganda	Due to constitutional reform in 1993, the government of Uganda restored several traditional monarchies.
Tu'a (Alo)	Tu`i Agaifo (king)	Soane Patita Maituku	Wallis and Futuna	The Council of the Territory of Wallis and Futuna consists of three kings and three members appointed by the high administrator on the advice of the Territorial Assembly.
Uvea	Tui `Uvea (King, also styled Hau and Lavelua)	Kapiliele Faupala^[1]	Wallis and Futuna	The Council of the Territory of Wallis and Futuna consists of three kings and three members appointed by the high administrator on the advice of the Territorial Assembly.
Special Region of Yogyakarta	Sultan	Hamengkubuwono X	Indonesia	The sultan is de facto governor of the province of Yogyakarta Special Region. It is the only monarchy in Indonesia that is officially recognized by the central government.
Zululand	King	Goodwill Zwelethini kaBhekuzulu	South Africa	Although the king does not hold any direct political power, he is provided a stipend by the government of South Africa, and holds considerable sway over more traditionalist Zulu people in the KwaZulu-Natal Province.