• Kapitein
Lay Soen Hie, Kapitan of Pasar Baroe, Batavia (Jakarta) •
Tan Ah Hun (陳亞漢), the first Capitan China of Perak circa 1850s, father of
Tan Seng Poh and father-in-law of
Seah Eu Chin •
Shing Kap (盛明利), Capitan China of Sungei Ujong, and a Hai San headman • Choa Mah Soo, Capitan China of Klias and Mempakul (circa 1869) • Chua Su Cheong Capitan China of Dutch Malacca and father of Choa Chong Long • Chan Yungqua, Capitan China of Malacca (18th century) • Ah Poh, Capitan China of Lipis • Seah Tye Heng, Capitan China of Sekudai, Johore • Lieu Chin-Fu, Capitan China of Pulai was the last Capitan China of Kelantan • Tan How Seng (陳篤生), Capitan China of Singapore • Li Kap or Li Kup or Lee Wei King, Capitan China of Dutch Malacca, founder of the Cheng Hoon Teng temple there and the person who donated Bukit China for use as a Chinese burial ground • Wee Sin Hee (黃新喜), Capitan China of Terengganu • Tin Kap or Tay Kap, Capitan China of Portuguese Malacca, said to have been the only Capitan China appointed by the Portuguese • Baba Seng, Capitan China of Kedah in the 1820s • Chan Ki Lock (曾其禄) or Chan Kup, Capitan China of Dutch Malacca circa 1704 •
Khaw Boo Aun • Dato'
Chua Tuah Soon () • WEE, Hee Hoon (D: 17 March 1922 at 46 yrs of age, leaving a widow and seven children), Kapitan China of Bagan Si Api Api (Indonesia) • OEY, Teng Kiang (Murdered 17 September 1924), Kapitan China of Palembang (Indonesia). • KOH, Kim Hin (husband of Mrs Anne Tan-Koh who died at 79 yrs of age in 1966, and father of Bishop
Roland Koh), Kapitan China of Sandakan (East Malaysia). • OEI, Leong Tan, Kapitan China of Bengkalis. • LEE, Lei Kam (李礽錦), the first and only Kapitan China of
Perlis. •
Ong Boon Pang, Kapitan China of Brunei. • Pang Boon Ting, Pehin Kapitan China Kornia Diraja of Brunei • Tjoe Ten-Hien, Kapitein China of
Koetaradja, Sumatra • Tam Yong (father of
towkay Tan Yee Man), Kapitan China of Seremban. • Phang Tjong-Tjoen, Kapitan China of
Belitoeng • Lee Sam, Kapitan China of Seremban. • LIEM, Ah Pat, Capitan China of
Muntok was decorated by the Dutch Government in 1910. • KHOO Cheow Teong, (Justice of the Peace and father of Khoo Sian Ewe), Kapitan China of
Tanjungbalai, Asahan. • Khoe Hock Cho, Kapitan China of
Tanjungbalai, Asahan • Hho Tsai Thoan, Kapitan China of
Tanjungpura • Kwee-Aan-Kie, Kapitan China of
Ambarawa • WEE, Chim Yean (Died 13 August 1926 leaving four sons and four daughters), Kapitan China of Bengkalis. • KO, Kim Yeo, Kapitan China of Batavia. • WEE, Boon Teng (Born in Singapore in 1864. Educated at Lye Fatt English School. Appointed Lieutenant China of Selat Panjang on the Sumatra east coast in 1890. Promoted to Capitan China in 1915 and awarded the Dutch colonial gold medal. Promoted to Majoor in 1925 prior to his retirement), Kapitan China of Selat Panjang. • Go Hong Soen, Kapitan China of Rengat,
Riau ==References==