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Nanga of Kongo was the second ruler or manikongo of the Central African kingdom of Kongo. The dates and events of his reign are unknown. It is known that he was a cousin of the kingdom's founder, Lukeni lua Nimi.
| Preceded by | Manikongo 1410s |
Succeeded by |
Rulers of the Kingdom of Kongo | |
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| Awenekongo of the Kilukeni kanda (1390–1567) | |
| Awenekongo of the Kwilu kanda (1567–1622) | |
| Awenekongo of the Nkanga a Mvika kanda (1622–1626) | |
| Mwenekongo of the Kwilu kanda (1626–1636) | |
| Awenekongo of the Kimpanzu kanda (1636) | |
| Awenekongo of the Kinlaza kanda (1636–1665) | |
| Civil War Awenekongo (1665–1678) | |
| Post-Civil War states | |
| Awenekongo after the recapture of São Salvador (1709–1891) |
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| Awenekongo after 1881 vassalage treaty with Portugal (1891–1914) | |
| Pretenders to the Kongo throne since 1914 | |
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