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The Kings and the queens of the Chollo Kingdom

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Below is a list of the names of the kings and the queens that ruled the Chollo Kingdom from Nyikang Wad Okwa to the present king - Kwong Wad [John] Dak Padiet, in the following format: Name - Place of Reign - Period. However, I am not sure if it is all correct in terms of dates, spelling, etc.

Therefore, I am hereby asking anyone out there that may have a better or correct narration than the one shown below to come forward, and post it here. I found this narration on the bottom of the page shown in the link provided below. After having have had corrected some minor typos such as the 15-year gap that was between the reigns of Dak Wad Nyikang, which was mistakenly dated: 1590-1590 on line 3, and the one of Nyidor Wad Nyikang dated: 1605-1615 on line 4, and another 10-year gap between the reigns of Dyelguth Wad Nyadaway, which was also mistakenly dated: 1760-1760 on line 15, and the one of Kudit Wad Akon dated: 1770-1780 on line 16, as well as a few spelling mistakes here and there. Yet I am still not sure if some of the names are even spelled correctly such as Ocol on line 5, Bwoc on line 7, Akon on line 11, and Dyelguth on line 15, etc (just to name a few). Thus, your assistance will be highly appreciated.

 

Thanks,

 

Source: http://www.absoluteastronomy.com/topics/Shilluk

 

  1. Nyikang Wad Okwa - Niwal - 1545-1575
  2. Caal Wad Nyikang - Dinyo - 1575-1590
  3. Dak Wad Nyikang - Palc - 1590-1605
  4. Nyidor Wad Nyikang - Nyliec - 1605-1615
  5. Ocol Wad Dak - Ditang - 1615-1635
  6. Diwad Wad Ocol - Obhudiang - 1635-1650
  7. Bwoc Wad Diwad - Paroo - 1650-1660
  8. Abudok Nya Bwoc - Thwor - 1660-1670
  9. Dhokoth Wad Bwoc - Adhokong - 1670-1690
  10. Tugo Wad Dhokoth - Nyimong - 1690-1710
  11. Akon Wad Tugo - Palab - 1710-1725
  12. Nyadaway Wad Tugo - Dibour - 1725-1745
  13. Mugo Wad Nyadaway - Pabo - 1745-1750
  14. Wak Wad Nyadaway - Biwo - 1750-1760
  15. Dyelguth Wad Nyadaway - Panyatho - 1760-1770
  16. Kudit Wad Akon - Palab - 1770-1780
  17. Yor Wad Kudit - Kiec - 1780-1820
  18. Aney Wad Yor - Nyiwud - 1820-1825
  19. Akwot Wad Yor - Dibalo - 1825-1835
  20. Awin Wad Yor - Okonpi - 1835-1840
  21. Akoc Wad Akwot - Anyango - 1840-1845
  22. Nyidhok Wad Yor - Duo - 1845-1863
  23. Kwathker Wad Akwot - Opathiwan - 1863-1869
  24. Ajang Wad Nyidhok - Recilep - 1869-1875
  25. Kuckon Wad Kwathker - Aputh - 1875-1882
  26. [Omer] Yor Wad Akoc - Babo - 1882-1892
  27. Kur [Abdalfathil] Wad Nyidhok - Akwajkwan - 1892-1903
  28. Padiet Wad Kwathker - Twongmer - 1903-1917
  29. Papiti Wad [Omer] Yor Akoc - Abuktho - 1917-1944
  30. Aney Wad Kur [Abdalfathil] Nyidhok - Ganwat - 1944-1945
  31. John Dak Wad Padiet - Kijo - 1945-1951
  32. [Joseph] Kur Wad Patiti - Youd - 1951-1974
  33. Ayang Wad Aney - Owikel - 1974-1992
  34. Kwong Wad [John] Dak Padiet - Alak - 1992 to present

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  • 13-03-2009 20:10:15 |Unregistered| Mathew Pagan

    Some questions:
    Why do the Collo Kings rule outside of Pachod? Who was the first to rule outside Pachodo? What happens if a King will not have sons but only daughters, can they succeed him?

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  • 13-03-2009 21:47:35 |Author| kwopipan

    1.Why do the Collo Kings rule outside of Pachod? a. I don’t know. b. I think they form their own villages for the purpose of expanding the kingdom (this is just a personal opinion besides the point).
    2.Who was the first to rule outside Pachodo? The first to rule outside Pachodo was none other than ‘Nyikang Wad Okwa’ himself, who ruled from ‘Niwal’, between 1545-1575.
    3.What happens if a King has no sons but only daughters, or if the sons are underage at the time of his death, can ladies succeed to the throne? a. It will go to one of his brother grown sons, like the case with ‘Tugo’s’ family on lines 11 and 12. And ‘Nyadaway’s’ family on lines 13, 14, and 15, as well as line 16 where the kingship when back to ‘Akon’s’ family. b. Yes ladies can become kings, if and only if there are no grown males available at the time to succeed to the throne, like the case of ‘Abudok Nya Bwoc’ who ruled from ‘Thwor’ between 1660-1670. Even though they say she said kingship is not a job for women, and no woman should rule after her. Yet there is no established rule stating that women cannot come to the throne if there are no grown males available at the time to take over the job.

    Thank you brother Mathew Pagan. I hope I answered your questions to your satisfaction.

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  • 13-03-2009 22:40:04 |Author| kwopipan

    Current ruling families:

    Kwong Wad [John] Dak; [John] Dak Wad Padiet; Padiet Wad Kwathker; Kwathker Wad Akwot; Akwot Wad Yor; Yor Wad Kudit; Kudit Wad Akon; Akon Wad Tugo; Tugo Wad Dhokoth; Dhokoth Wad Bwoc; Bwoc Wad Diwad; Diwad Wad Ocol; Ocol Wad Dak; Dak Wad Nyikang; Nyikang Wad Okwa.

    Ayang Wad Aney [II]; Aney [II] Wad Kur [Abdalfathil]; Kur [Abdalfathil] Wad Nyidhok; Nyidhok Wad Yor; Yor Wad Kudit; Kudit Wad Akon; Akon Wad Tugo; Tugo Wad Dhokoth; Dhokoth Wad Bwoc; Bwoc Wad Diwad; Diwad Wad Ocol; Ocol Wad Dak; Dak Wad Nyikang; Nyikang Wad Okwa.

    [Joseph] Kur Wad Patiti; Papiti Wad [Omer] Yor; [Omer] Yor Wad Akoc; Akoc Wad Akwot; Akwot Wad Yor; Yor Wad Kudit; Kudit Wad Akon; Akon Wad Tugo; Tugo Wad Dhokoth; Dhokoth Wad Bwoc; Bwoc Wad Diwad; Diwad Wad Ocol; Ocol Wad Dak; Dak Wad Nyikang; Nyikang Wad Okwa.

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  • 13-03-2009 22:46:58 |Author| kwopipan

    Other non-ruling families:

    Kuckon Wad Kwathker; Kwathker Wad Akwot; Akwot Wad Yor; Yor Wad Kudit; Kudit Wad Akon; Akon Wad Tugo; Tugo Wad Dhokoth; Dhokoth Wad Bwoc; Bwoc Wad Diwad; Diwad Wad Ocol; Ocol Wad Dak; Dak Wad Nyikang; Nyikang Wad Okwa.

    Ajang Wad Nyidhok; Nyidhok Wad Yor; Yor Wad Kudit; Kudit Wad Akon; Akon Wad Tugo; Tugo Wad Dhokoth; Dhokoth Wad Bwoc; Bwoc Wad Diwad; Diwad Wad Ocol; Ocol Wad Dak; Dak Wad Nyikang; Nyikang Wad Okwa.

    Awin Wad Yor; Yor Wad Kudit; Kudit Wad Akon; Akon Wad Tugo; Tugo Wad Dhokoth; Dhokoth Wad Bwoc; Bwoc Wad Diwad; Diwad Wad Ocol; Ocol Wad Dak; Dak Wad Nyikang; Nyikang Wad Okwa.

    Aney Wad Yor; Yor Wad Kudit; Kudit Wad Akon; Akon Wad Tugo; Tugo Wad Dhokoth; Dhokoth Wad Bwoc; Bwoc Wad Diwad; Diwad Wad Ocol; Ocol Wad Dak; Dak Wad Nyikang; Nyikang Wad Okwa.

    Dyelguth Wad Nyadaway; Nyadaway Wad Tugo; Tugo Wad Dhokoth; Dhokoth Wad Bwoc; Bwoc Wad Diwad; Diwad Wad Ocol; Ocol Wad Dak; Dak Wad Nyikang; Nyikang Wad Okwa.

    Wak Wad Nyadaway; Nyadaway Wad Tugo; Tugo Wad Dhokoth; Dhokoth Wad Bwoc; Bwoc Wad Diwad; Diwad Wad Ocol; Ocol Wad Dak; Dak Wad Nyikang; Nyikang Wad Okwa.

    Mugo Wad Nyadaway; Nyadaway Wad Tugo; Tugo Wad Dhokoth; Dhokoth Wad Bwoc; Bwoc Wad Diwad; Diwad Wad Ocol; Ocol Wad Dak; Dak Wad Nyikang; Nyikang Wad Okwa.

    Abudok Nya Bwoc; Bwoc Wad Diwad; Diwad Wad Ocol; Ocol Wad Dak; Dak Wad Nyikang; Nyikang Wad Okwa.

    Nyidor Wad Nyikang; Nyikang Wad Okwa.

    Caal Wad Nyikang; Nyikang Wad Okwa.

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  • 13-03-2009 22:55:22 |Author| kwopipan

    Oh, brother Mathew Pagan. Another case scenario was shifting the kingship from ‘Nyidor’s’ family on line 4, back to ‘Dak’s’ family on line 5.

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