Comoe to escape the partisans of Opoku Ware who were sent to return the partisans of Nana Pokou back into the Asante Kingdom, had to sacrifice her son to the River Comoe before they were able to cross the river with her partisans. After crossing the River Comoe Nana Abla Pokou and her various warrior Groups started to settle each to ts location. The Kyidom warriors (Akye) settled immediately after the river Comoe to guide the route to Asante. They kept the Golden UMBRELLA and the sword of Nana Osei Tutu. The Abbe (Torchbearers) also settled after the Akye and the Mbatto, Ebrie and all the other foot Soldiers settled in the regions that is today Akan land in Ivory Coast. In accordance to Akan tradition, after the consolidation of the new Kingdom, after meeting fierce resistance from the defeated former Lords of the Akan, the Denkyira; Nana Abena Pokua defeated them in war and subdued them and thereby established the Baule Kingdom. By 1730 Nana Abla Powas entooled as the First Reigning Queen of the New Akan Kingdom of Baule after the death of Nana Osei Tutu I. thereby with the stools of Obiri Yeboah and DENKYIRA UNDER THE CONTROL OF THE NEW KINGDOM, Nana Poukou established Baule Dakon Clan as the undisputed leader and Ruler of the Akans. Below are the Ruling Akan Rulers who ruled after the death of Nana Osei Tutu I, King of the Asantes and the Baules. Beretuo Dynasty 1717 to 1720 Amaniampon, the Mamponghene Regent, Mamponghene became regent due to the assassination of Nana Dako during the contest for the Succession to the throne after the death of King Osei Tutu the civil that ensued lasted for 3 years 1717–1720 that led to the migration of Nana Abena Pokua and the Adako Dynasty to Cote d’lvoire and the founding of the Baule Kingdom. ADAKO ROYAL Dynasty Obaahemaa Nana Abena Pokua BAULE Confederation 1720–1730 nation building Founded the Baule Kingdom That covered all the Akans in Cote d’lvoire. 1730 to 1760 NANA ABENAA POKUAA (ABLA POKU) AWURAPOKU.) 1760 to 1790 NANA AKUA BONI 1790 to 1840 NANA KOUAME TUTU 1840 to 1870 NANA KOUAKOU ANOUGBLE I 1870 to 1880 NANA TUTU DIBI (TUTU YEMAN) 1880 to 1890 NANA ANOUBGLE DEIKYE 1890 to 1902 NANA KOUAME GUIE (AGYEI) 1902 to 1925 NANA KOUADIO NDRI 1925 to 1958 NANA KOUAKOU ANOUGBLE 11 1958 to 1978 NANA