rulers of the akan states of akwamu and twifo-heman

Territory comprised part of present-day southern Ghana

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olspan="3"\|Akwamuhenes (Rulers)
olspan="3"\|Twifo-Heman
small>c.1480 to c.1500	Agyen Kokobo, Akwamuhene	Founder of Twifo-Heman
small>c.1500 to c.1520	Ofusu Kwabi, Akwamuhene
small>c.1520 to c.1540	Oduro, Akwamuhene
small>c.1540 to c.1560	Ado, Akwamuhene
olspan="3"\|Akwamu
small>c.1560 to c.1575	Otumfo Asare, Akwamuhene	Founder of the Akwamu State, with capital at Asaremankesse
small>c.1575 to c.1585	Akotia, Akwamuhene	Relocated capital at Ayandawaase
small>c.1585 to c.1600	Ansa Saseraku, Akwamuhene (Ansa Saseraku I)
small>c.1600 to c.1620	Ansa Saseraku, Akwamuhene (Ansa Saseraku II)
small>c.1620 to c.1640	Ansa Saseraku, Akwamuhene (Ansa Saseraku III)
small>c.1640 to c.1660	Abuako Dako, Akwamuhene
small>c.1660 to c.1680	Afera Kuma, Akwamuhene
small>c.1680 to 1702	Manukure, Akwamuhene
small>1702 to 1726	Akwano Panyini, Akwamuhene
small>1726 to 1734	Dako Booman, Akwamuhene
a href="/encyclopedia/1734" title="1734">1734	colspan="2"\|Conquest by the Akim peoples