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| زمن الحكم | صاحب المنصب | العاهل | ملاحظات | المصدر |
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| 1401 | Simon Szécsényi | Sigismund | also ispán of Szolnok County (1401) |  |
| 1402–1403 | Nicholas Csáki | Sigismund | first rule; also ispán of Békés, Bihar, Csanád, Csongrád, Keve, Krassó, Szolnok, Temes, and Zaránd Counties (1402–1403); a leader of the party supporting King Ladislaus of Naples's claim to the Hungarian throne in 1403 |  |
| 1402–1403 | Nicholas Marcali | Sigismund | also ispán of Békés, Csanád, Csongrád, Keve, Krassó, Szolnok, Temes, and Zaránd Counties (1402–1403); joined the party supporting King Ladislaus of Naples's claim to the Hungarian throne in 1403 |  |
| 1403–1409 | John Tamási | Sigismund | also ispáns of Szolnok County (1403–1409) |  |
| 1403–1409 | James Lack of Szántó | Sigismund | also ispáns of Szolnok County (1403–1409) |  |
| 1409–1414 | Stibor of Stiboricz | Sigismund | second rule; also ispán of Szolnok County (1409–1414), Nyitra and Trencsén, Lord of all Váh |  |
| 1415–1426 | Nicholas Csáki | Sigismund | second rule; also ispán of Békés, Bihar, and Szolnok Counties (1415–1426) |  |
| 1426–1437 | Ladislaus Csáki | Sigismund | second rule; together with Peter Cseh of Léva (1436–1437); also ispán of Közép-Szolnok County (1426–1437), ispán of Szatmár County (1430–1437), and ispán of Bihar County (1433–1437); routed by the rebelling peasants at Dés (Dej); |  |
| 1436–1438 | Peter Cseh of Léva | Sigismund, Albert | together with Ladislaus Csáki (1426–1437) |  |
| 1438–1441 | Desiderius Losonci | Albert, Ladislaus V | left Ladislaus V's party and became Wladislas I's partisan in 1441 |  |
| 1440–1441 | Ladislaus Jakcs | Wladislas I |  |  |
| 1440–1441 | Michael Jakcs | Wladislas I |  |  |
| 1441–1458 | Nicholas Újlaki | Wladislas I, Ladislaus V | first rule; together with John Hunyadi (1441–1446), with Emeric Bebek (1446–1448), and with John Rozgonyi (1449–1458); also ban of Macsó and commander of Nándorfehérvár (Beograd, Serbia) (1441–1458), count of the Székelys (1441–1446), ispán of Csanád, Csongrád, Máramaros, and Temes Counties (1441–1446), ispán of Arad County (1444–1446), ban of Severin (1445–1446), and ban of Slavonia (1457) |  |
| 1441–1446 | John Hunyadi | Wladislas I | together with Nicholas Újlaki (1441–1458); also commander of Nándorfehérvár (Beograd, Serbia) (1441–1446), count of the Székelys (1441–1446), ispán of Csanád, Csongrád, and Temes Counties (1441–1446), ispán of Arad and Bihar Counties (1443–1446), ispán of Közép-Szolnok, Kraszna, Szabolcs, Szatmár, and Ugocsa Counties (1444–1446), ispán of Bereg and Máramaros Counties (1445–1446), and regent-governor of the Kingdom of Hungary (1446) |  |
| 1446–1448 | Emeric Bebek | elected by the Diet of Hungary | together with Nicholas Újlaki (1441–1458); also ispán of Abaúj County (1446–1448) and judge of the Jász people (1446–1448); died fighting against the Ottomans in the second battle of Kosovo |  |
| 1449–1458 | John Rozgonyi |  | first rule; together with Nicholas Újlaki (1441–1458); also ispán of Sopron and Vas Counties (1449–1454), count of the Székelys (1457–1458) |  |
| 1459–1461 | Ladislaus Kanizsai | Matthias | together with John and Sebastian Rozgonyi (1459–1460), and with his brother, Nicholas Kanizsai (1461) |  |
| 1459–1460 | John Rozgonyi | Matthias | together with Ladislaus Kanizsai (1459–1461), and with Sebastian Rozgonyi (1459–1460) |  |
| 1459–1460 | Sebastian Rozgonyi | Matthias | together with Ladislaus Kanizsai (1459–1461), and with John Rozgonyi (1459–1460) |  |
| 1461 | Nicholas Kanizsai | Matthias | together with his brother, Ladislaus Kanizsai (1459–1461) |  |
| 1462–1465 | Nicholas Újlaki | Matthias | second rule |  |
| 1462–1465 | John Pongrác of Dengeleg | Matthias | first rule |  |
| 1465–1467 | Bertold Ellerbach of Monyorókerék | Matthias | dismissed after rebellious Transylvanian nobles elected them to their leaders |  |
| 1465–1467 | Count Sigismund Szentgyörgyi | Matthias | brothers of Count Peter Szentgyörgyi (1498–1510); dismissed after rebellious Transylvanian nobles elected them to their leaders |  |
| 1465–1467 | Count John Szentgyörgyi | Matthias | brothers of Count Peter Szentgyörgyi (1498–1510); dismissed after rebellious Transylvanian nobles elected them to their leaders |  |
| 1468–1474 | Nicholas Csupor of Monoszló | Matthias | together with John Pongrác of Dengeleg (1468–1472) |  |
| 1468–1472 | John Pongrác of Dengeleg | Matthias | second rule; together with Nicholas Csupor of Monoszló (1468–1474) |  |
| 1472–1475 | Blaise Magyar | Matthias | leader of Hungarian reinforcements sent to Stephen the Great, prince of Moldavia in the Battle of Vaslui of 1475 |  |
| 1475–1476 | John Pongrác of Dengeleg | Matthias | third rule |  |
| 1478–1479 | Peter Geréb of Vingárt | Matthias |  |  |
| 1479–1493 | Stephen (V) Báthory of Ecsed | Matthias, Wladislas II |  |  |
| 1493–1498 | Bartholomew Drágfi of Béltek | Wladislas II | together with Ladislaus Losonci, Jr. (1493–1494); suppressed a rebellion of the Székelys |  |
| 1493–1495 | Ladislaus Losonci, Jr. | Wladislas II | together with Bartholomew Drágfi of Béltek (1493–1498) |  |
| 1498–1510 | Count Peter Szentgyörgyi | Wladislas II | brother of Counts Sigismund and John Szentgyörgyi (1465–1467) |  |