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editThe following table should not be added until it has been appropriately reviewed. It contains a lot of information that is yet to be appropriately verified.
Cameroon
The modern territory of Cameroon has approximately 280 chiefdoms ruling over 192 different tribes. The Bamiléké alone are divided into ninety separate traditional authorities.[2][3] Current information on the majority of these chiefdoms is largely inadequate. The list below contains only entries that can be adequately verified.
State | Polity | Monarch | Since | House | Succession | Refs | |
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Cameroon | Aghem | Fon Bahmbi III | Aghem | Hereditary | [4][5] | ||
Akum | Fon Ngwashi Ndikum II | January 1958 | Kaptcho | Hereditary | [6] | ||
Bamoun | Sultan Ibrahim Mbombo Njoya [af 1] | 28 July 1992 | Mun | Hereditary | [7][8] | ||
Bafut | Fon Abumbi II | 14 December 1968 | Fut | Hereditary | [7] | ||
Banyo | Lamido Mohaman Gabdo Yaya | 1997 | Fula | Hereditary | [7] | ||
Bibemi | Lamido Halidou Sali | 1958 | Fula | Hereditary | [7][9] | ||
Bonaku | King Din Dika Akwa III | 24 October 2001 | Akwa [af 2] | Hereditary | [7] | ||
Bonanjo | King René Douala Manga Bell | 19 September 1966 | Bell [af 2] | Hereditary | [7] | ||
Bonebela | King Deido VIII Essaka Ekwalla Essaka | 1977 | Deïdo [af 2] | Hereditary | [7] | ||
Buea | Paramount Chief Moka Lifafa Endeley IV | Likenye [af 3] | Hereditary | [7][10] | |||
Bamiléké confederates | |||||||
Babadjou | Fô Sambankeing Temgoua Bertrand | June 1999 | Dembouda | Hereditary | [11] | ||
Babété | Fon Sob Soumo Ngoumbo II [af 4] | August 1999 | Nda'a | Hereditary | [7] | ||
Babouantou | Fon Kaleuk Mongoué Pierre | 1975 | Bafoussam | Hereditary | [12] | ||
Baboutcheu-Ngaleu | Fuu Tchappi Joseph | 11 August 2007 | Ndjiako | Hereditary | [13] | ||
Bafang | Fo’o Kamga Ngadjui René | 1962 | Fa’ | Hereditary | [7] | ||
Bafou | Fo’o Ndong Victor Kana III | April 1994 | Dschang | Hereditary | [7] | ||
Bafounda | Fó Tchio Pierre | Nda'a | Hereditary | [14] | |||
Bafoussam | Fo’o Njitack Ngompé Pélé | 10 December 1988 | Bafoussam | Hereditary | [15] | ||
Bagam | Fon Simo Tenkeu Zossié [af 5] | Dembouda | Hereditary | [16] | |||
Baham | Foeh Pouokam II Max | 1986 | Bafoussam | Hereditary | [17] | ||
Bahouan | Fô’o Ndassi Nenkam Faustin | 9 June 2001 | Bafoussam | Hereditary | [18] | ||
Bahouok | Fon Kemajou II Roger | 1974 | Bangangté | Hereditary | [19] | ||
Bakassa | Fu Ngako Sébastien | 19 September 1950 | Befang | Hereditary | [20] | ||
Bakondji | Fon Moumi II Jérome | 1965 | Ndjiako | Hereditary | [21] | ||
Bakong | Fon Batchou Célestin | 9 December 1984 | Bangangté | Hereditary | [19] | ||
Balatchi | Fon Kenfack Tanga II | Dembouda | Hereditary | [22] | |||
Baleng | Foh Tela Nembot Gilbert | 18 August 1970 | Bafoussam | Hereditary | [23] | ||
Balengou | Fon Happi Tchienkoua Marcellin | 1967 | Bangangté | Hereditary | [19] | ||
Balessing | Fon Ganno Fouamane Pascal | Dschang | Hereditary | [24] | |||
Baleveng | Fon Guemegni Gaston | 25 March 2006 [af 6] | Dschang | Hereditary | [25] | ||
Baloum | Foò Noussi Pokam Charlie | January 2001 | Dschang | Hereditary | [26] | ||
Bamaha | Fon Tankoua III Thomas | 1939 | Bangangté | Hereditary | [19] | ||
Baméka | Feuh Takoukam III Jean-Raymond | 11 December 2005 | Meka | Hereditary | [27][28] | ||
Bamena | Fon Njoukwé Nietcho Alexandre | 9 July 1995 | Bangangté | Hereditary | [19] | ||
Bamendjinda | Fon Tanefo Jean-Marie | 21 September 1975 [af 7] | Nda'a | Hereditary | [29] | ||
Bamendjing | Fon Pekeko Feko Isaac | 3 June 2004 | Dembouda | Hereditary | [16] | ||
Bamendjo | Fô Tchio Maurice | 1991 | Nda'a | Hereditary | [30] | ||
Bamendjou | Fo’o Tchendjou II Sokoudjou [af 8] | 6 February 1953 | Mendjou | Hereditary | [31] | ||
Bamendou | Fô Tsidié Gabriel | 1975 | Dschang | Hereditary | [32] | ||
Bamenkombo | Fon Dadjio Tandjong Pierre | Nda'a | Hereditary | [16] | |||
Bamenyam | Fon Moko Moko II Pierre | Dembouda | Hereditary | [16] | |||
Bamesso | Fo’o Nguimo Tandjong Elie | Nda'a | Hereditary | [33][16] | |||
Bamougong | Fon Namekong Tiwa Jean-Pierre | Dembouda | Hereditary | [16] | |||
Bamougoum | Fon Fotso Kankeu Jacques | April 1981 | Bafoussam | Hereditary | [34] | ||
Bana | Fon Sikam Happi V | 8 November 2003 | Befang | Hereditary | [35] | ||
Bandenkop | Fé Francis Homsi | 18 May 2009 | Bafoussam | Hereditary | [7] | ||
Bandja | Fô Tchoupé David [af 9] | Bafoussam | Hereditary | [7] | |||
Bandjoun | Fo’o Honoré Djomo Kamga | 24 January 2004 | Bafoussam | Hereditary | [7] | ||
Bandoumka | Fon Pangop IV Samuel [af 10] | 21 June 2009 | Befang | Hereditary | [36][37] | ||
Bandoumkassa | Maffo Ngwessié Rosalie Unifiée | 2003 | Befang | Hereditary | [38] | ||
Bandounga | Fon Louis Ngapmou | 1990 | Bangangté | Hereditary | [39] | ||
Bandrefam | Fon Jiejip Pouokam Joseph | Bafoussam | Hereditary | [40] | |||
Banfelouk | Fon Ndeutou II Monkam | Befang | Hereditary | [7] | |||
Bangang-Fokam | Foh Thomas Leoue Yetendje | 1988 | Bangangté | Hereditary | [7][19] | ||
Bangangté | Mfen Nji Monluh Séidou Pokam | February 1987 | Bangangté | Hereditary | [19] | ||
Bangou | Fo’o Tayo II Marcel | 24 December 1979 | Bafoussam | Hereditary | [7] | ||
Bangoua | Fon Djampou Tchatchouang [af 11] | 28 April 2001 | Bangangté | Hereditary | [7] | ||
Bangoulap | Fon Jean-Marie Yonkeu | 20 March 2004 | Bangangté | Hereditary | [19] | ||
Banka | Fon Monkam Tientcheu David | 4 March 1984 | Nka’ | Hereditary | [7] | ||
Bansoa | Fon Tchinde II Djontu Jean de Dieu | 20 December 2008 | Dschang | Hereditary | [41] | ||
Bapi | Fon Tchinda Joseph | Bafoussam | Hereditary | [7] | |||
Batcha | Fon Tchongwa | Befang | Hereditary | [7] | |||
Batcham | Vacant [af 12] | 19 December 2007 | Dembouda | Hereditary | [42] | ||
Batchingou | Fon Nana André Flaubert | 4 December 1982 | Bangangté | Hereditary | [19][43] | ||
Bati | Feu Mbokouoko Mathias | Dembouda | Hereditary | [16] | |||
Batié | Fo’o Tchouainkam Dada Théodore | 25 February 1989 | Bafoussam | Hereditary | [44] | ||
Batoufam | Fô Nayang Toukam Innocent | 24 April 1989 | Bafoussam | Hereditary | [7][45] | ||
Bayangam | Fé Pouokam II Georges Désiré | 5 April 2001 | Bafoussam | Hereditary | [46] | ||
Bazou | Fon Tchoua Kemajou Vincent | 14 January 1984 | Bangangté | Hereditary | [47] | ||
Fondonera | Fô’o Teubou [af 4] | 12 June 2010 | Dschang | Hereditary | [48] | ||
Fongo-Ndeng | Fô’o Tatang David | 12 June 2010 | Dschang | Hereditary | [49] | ||
Foréké-Dschang | Fon Djoumessi III Wamba [af 13] | 7 April 2007 | Dschang | Hereditary | [50][51] | ||
Fossong-Wentcheng | Fô’o Ymelé II | Dschang | Hereditary | [52] | |||
Fotetsa | Fô’o Djouatsa II Pierre | 24 November 1992 | Dschang | Hereditary | [7] | ||
Foto | Fô’o Momo II Guy Bertrand Sofack | 12 June 2010 | Dschang | Hereditary | [53] | ||
Fotomena | Fo’oh Tajeuteu II Jean Carole | 1998 | Dschang | Hereditary | [54] |
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