Rulers of The Za Dynasty As Given in The Tarikh Al-Sudan
These names with their diacritics are as given in the translation by John Hunwick. The surviving Arabic manuscripts differ both in the spelling and the vocalization of the names.
- Alayaman
- Zakoi
- Takoi
- Ikoi
- Kū
- ʿAlī Fay
- Biya Kumay
- Bī/Bay
- Karay
- Yama Karaway
- Yuma Dunku
- Yuma Kībuʿu
- Kūkura
- Kinkin
- Kusoy
- Kusur Dāri
- Hin Kun Wunka Dum
- Biyay Koi Kīma
- Koy Kīmi
- Nuntā Sanay
- Biyay Kayna Kinba
- Kayna Shinyunbu
- Tib
- Yama Dao
- Fadazaw
- ʿAlī Kur
- Bēr Falaku
- Yāsiboy
- Dūru
- Zunku Bāru
- Bisi Bāru
- Badā
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