2. Wu Zetian (624-705) was eighty-one years old and reigned for fifteen years (690-705).

Qian Liu (852-932), King of Wu Yue in the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, was eighty years old and reigned for twenty-five years (907-932).

4. Song Gaozong Zhao Gou (1107-1187) is eighty years old. He reigned for thirty-six years (1127-1162) and for twenty-five years, he was the Emperor Tai Shang (65438).

5. Emperor Li Hong of Qing Dynasty (171-1799) died at the age of 89. He reigned for sixty years (1736- 1796) and was the father of the emperor for four years and three days (1796).

The emperor who lived in his seventies:

1. Liu Che (former 156- former 87) is seventy years old. He reigned for fifty-four years (before 14 1- 87) and became king at the age of sixteen.

2. Murong De (326-405), a sixteen-country Southern Yan, was 79 years old and reigned for seven years (398-405).

3. Zhu Yuanzhang (1328- 1398) was seventy years old and was in office for thirty-one years (1368- 1398).

4. Yuan Shizu Kublai Khan (1125-1194) is 69 years old. Thirty-four years in office (1 1 165438).

5. Emperor Michelle Ye (1654- 1722) was sixty-nine years old and reigned for sixty-one years (1662- 1722). He ascended the throne at the age of eight.

6. Mu Rongchui (326-396), the Queen of Sixteen Countries, was seventy years old and reigned for thirteen years (384-396).

7. Tang Gaozu Li Yuan (566-635) was 69 years old. He was in office for nine years (6 18-626).

8. Wang Jian (847-9 18), a great-great ancestor of the former Shu Dynasty, was seventy-one years old and reigned for eleven years (907-9 18).

9. Gao Jixing (858-929), King of Wu Xin of Nanping in Five Dynasties and Ten Countries, died at the age of 7 1 year. He was in office for five years (924-929). In 907, Zhu Wen appointed Ji as our ambassador, and in September14, Zhu Wen appointed Ji as the King of Bohai Sea. In 924, the surname Ji was appointed King Nanping of the later Tang Dynasty.