| 206 | First year of Emperor Gao | In spring, the Lord of Pei was enfeoffed as King of Han and went to Nanzheng. In autumn, he returned and pacified Yong. | In his first year, Chancellor Xiao He guarded Hanzhong. | | Zhou Ke, the Imperial Secretary, guarded Xingyang. |
| 205 | Second year | In spring, the states of Sai, Di, Wei, Henan, Han, and Yin were pacified. In summer, the army attacked Xiang Ji and reached Pengcheng. A crown prince was established, and the emperor returned to hold Xingyang. | In his second year, he guarded Guanzhong. | Grand Commandant Lu Wan, Marquis of Chang'an. | |
| 204 | Third year | Wei Bao rebelled. Han Xin was dispatched to pacify Wei and attack Zhao separately, while Chu forces besieged our position at Xingyang. | Third year | Second year | |
| 203 | Fourth year | Han Xin was dispatched to pacify Qi and Yan separately. The Grand Duke returned from Chu, and a boundary was established at the Hong Canal. | Fourth year | In his third year, Zhou Ke guarded Xingyang and died. | Zhou Chang, Marquis of Fenyin, served as Imperial Secretary. |
| 202 | Fifth year | In winter, Chu was defeated at Gaixia and Xiang Ji was slain. In spring, the king assumed the imperial throne at Dingtao, then entered Guanzhong and established the capital there. | In his fifth year, the office of Grand Commandant was abolished. | In his fourth year, in the intercalary ninth month, Lu Wan was enfeoffed as King of Yan. | |
| 201 | Sixth year | The Grand Duke was honored as Grand Imperial Father. Liu Zhong was enfeoffed as King of Dai. A great market was established, and Xianyang was renamed Chang'an. | In his sixth year, he was enfeoffed as Marquis of Zan, and Zhang Cang was appointed Chief Accountant. | | |
| 200 | Seventh year | Changle Palace was completed, and the court moved from Liyang to Chang'an. When the Xiongnu were attacked, they in turn besieged the emperor at Pingcheng. | Seventh year | | |
| 199 | Eighth year | Han Xin's rebels were defeated at Zhaocheng in Zhao. Guan Gao plotted rebellion; the plot was discovered the next year, and he was executed. When the Xiongnu attacked the King of Dai, the king abandoned his state and fled, and was demoted to Marquis of Heyang. | Eighth year | | |
| 198 | Ninth year | Weiyang Palace was completed. At a banquet in the front hall, the Grand Imperial Father took the upper seat in the carriage-canopy, and the emperor raised a jade goblet and wished him long life, saying: "You always used to say I was not as capable as Zhong—now are my achievements greater than his?" The Grand Imperial Father laughed, and the hall shouted ten thousand years. The fields of Qi were relocated, and the Zhao, Qu, and Jing clans of Chu were moved into Guanzhong. | In his ninth year, he was transferred to serve as Chancellor. | | Zhou Chang, the Imperial Secretary, was appointed Chancellor of Zhao. |
| 197 | Tenth year | The Grand Imperial Father passed away. Chen Xi rebelled in Dai. | Tenth year | | Zhao Yao, Marquis of Jiangyi, served as Imperial Secretary. |
| 196 | Eleventh year | Han Xin of Huaiyin and Peng Yue were executed, and Qing Bu rebelled. | Eleventh year | Zhou Bo was appointed Grand Commandant and attacked Dai; the office was later abolished. | |
| 195 | Twelfth year | In winter, Qing Bu was attacked. On the return journey the emperor passed through Pei. In summer, the emperor died and was buried at Changling. | Twelfth year | | |
| 194 | First year of Emperor Hui | Prince Yin of Zhao, Ruyi, died. Work began on the northwest quarter of Chang'an. The title of feudal chancellors was changed to "minister". | Thirteenth year | | |
| 193 | Second year | The King of Yuan in Chu and King Daohui of Qi came to court. On the seventh month, day xinwei, Xiao He died. | In his fourteenth year, on the seventh month, day guisi, Cao Shen, Marquis of Pingyang and Chancellor of Qi, became Chancellor. | | |
| 192 | Third year | Construction of Chang'an began. The Qiang of Shu and the Di of Jian rebelled and were attacked. | Second year | | |
| 191 | Fourth year | On the jiazi day of the third month, a general amnesty was proclaimed, and no one was required to resume corvée labor. | Third year | | |
| 190 | Fifth year | A temple to Emperor Gao was established at Peicheng, with one hundred twenty singers appointed. On the eighth month, day yichou, Cao Shen died. | Fourth year | | |
| 189 | Sixth year | In the seventh month, King Daohui of Qi died. The offices of the Grand Storehouse and the Western Market were established. | In his first year, on the tenth month, day jisi, Wang Ling, Marquis of Anguo, became Right Chancellor and Chen Ping, Marquis of Quye, became Left Chancellor. | Zhao Yao was punished for his crime. | Ren Ao, Marquis of Guange, was appointed Imperial Secretary. |
| 188 | Seventh year | The emperor died. Following Zhang Liang's plan, the great ministers allowed the Lü clan to grow powerful; Lü Tai was made King of Lü, and they enthroned a young emperor. On the xinsi day of the ninth month, the emperor was buried at Anling. | Second year | | |
| 187 | First year of Empress Gao | The sons of Emperor Hui were enfeoffed as kings, and the office of Filial and Incorrupt and Strong in Fieldwork was established. | In her third year, on the eleventh month, day jiazi, Ping was transferred to Right Chancellor and Shen Yiji, Marquis of Piyang, became Left Chancellor. | | |
| 186 | Second year | In the twelfth month, King Tai of Lü died and his son Jia succeeded as King of Lü. Eight-zhu coins were put into circulation. | Four; Ping; Two; Shiqi. | | Pingyang Marquis Cao Juan was appointed Imperial Secretary. |
| 185 | Third year | | Five; Three. | | |
| 184 | Fourth year | The Young Emperor was deposed, and Changshan King Hong was established as Emperor in his place. | The office of Grand Commandant was established. | Jiang Marquis Zhou Bo was appointed Grand Commandant. | |
| 183 | Fifth year | In the eighth month, the Huaiyang King passed away, and his younger brother Huguan Marquis Wu was made Huaiyang King. Garrison troops were ordered to rotate annually. | Seven; Five. | Second year | |
| 182 | Sixth year | Lü Chan was made King of Lü. On the dingyou day of the fourth month, there was a general amnesty. The sky went dark in daytime. | Eight; Six. | Third year | |
| 181 | Seventh year | King You of Zhao died while imprisoned, and Lü Lu was made King of Zhao. The King of Liang was transferred to Zhao and committed suicide. | Nine; Seven. | Fourth year | |
| 180 | Eighth year | In the seventh month, Empress Gao passed away. In the ninth month, the various Lü were executed. Nine months later, the King of Dai arrived and ascended the imperial throne. Nine months after that, Shiqi was dismissed from the chancellorship. | On the xinsi day of the seventh month, he became the Emperor's Grand Tutor. On the renxu day of the ninth month, he again became Chancellor. | Longlü Marquis Zao was appointed general and attacked Nanyue. | Cang served as Imperial Secretary. |
| 179 | This is the first year of Emperor Wen's reign. | The laws on confiscating offenders' families and collective liability were abolished. A crown prince was established. Noble ranks were granted to the people. | On the xinsi day of the eleventh month, Ping was moved to Left Chancellor. Grand Commandant Jiang Marquis Zhou Bo was appointed Right Chancellor. | Bo was appointed Chancellor, and Yingyin Marquis Guan Ying was appointed Grand Commandant. | |
| 178 | Second year | The slander law was abolished. Imperial son Wu was appointed King of Dai, Shen as King of Taiyuan, and Yi as King of Liang. In the tenth month, Chancellor Ping passed away. | On the yihai day of the eleventh month, Jiang Marquis Bo was appointed Chancellor once again. | First year | |
| 177 | Third year | King Wu of Dai was transferred to Huaiyang. The Emperor visited Taiyuan. The King of Jibei rebelled. The Xiongnu invaded Shangjun Commandery in force. The territory was fully assigned to Taiyuan, which was renamed Dai. On the renzi day of the eleventh month, Bo was dismissed as chancellor and went to his fief. | On the yihai day of the twelfth month, Grand Commandant Yingyin Marquis Guan Ying was appointed Chancellor. The office of Grand Commandant was abolished. | The Jipu Marquis Chen Wu was appointed Grand General and attacked Jibei. The Chang Marquis Lu Qing, Marquis Gong Lu Bashi, Ning Marquis Chi, and Shenze Marquis Jiang Ye were all appointed generals, subordinate to the Wuqi Marquis He, and led troops stationed at Xingyang. | |
| 176 | Fourth year | On the jisi day of the twelfth month, Ying passed away. | On the jiawu day of the first month, Imperial Secretary Beiping Marquis Zhang Cang was appointed Chancellor. | Anqiu Marquis Zhang Yue was appointed general, attacked the Xiongnu, and went out to Dai. | Guanzhong Marquis Shentu Jia was appointed Imperial Secretary. |
| 175 | Fifth year | The coinage law was abolished, and the people were permitted to mint coins. | | | |
| 174 | Sixth year | The Huainan King was deposed. Yan Dao was exiled, and Dao died in Yong. | Third year | | |
| 173 | Seventh year | On the bingzi day of the fourth month, Nanling was first established. | Fourth year | | |
| 172 | Eighth year | Teng Gong, Marquis of Ruyin and Grand Coachman, died. | Fifth year | | |
| 171 | Ninth year | The bell in the Warm Room rang by itself. Zhiyang Township was designated as the Ba Mausoleum. | Sixth year | | Jing served as Imperial Secretary. |
| 170 | Tenth year | All the feudal kings came to Chang'an. | Seventh year | | |
| 169 | Eleventh year | The Emperor visited Dai. There was an earthquake. | Eighth year | | |
| 168 | Twelfth year | The Yellow River burst through the Jin Dike in Dongjun Commandery. The King of Huaiyang was transferred to Liang. | Ninth year | | |
| 167 | Thirteenth year | The laws regarding mutilating punishments, field rent taxes, and garrison soldier edicts were abolished. | Tenth year | | |
| 166 | Fourteenth year | The Xiongnu greatly invaded through Xiao Pass. Troops were dispatched to attack them, and they were stationed beside Chang'an. | Eleventh year | Marquis Cheng Dong Chi, Interior Minister Luan Bu, Chang Marquis Lu Qing, Longlü Marquis Zao, and Ning Marquis Chi were all appointed generals. Dongyang Marquis Zhang Xiangru was appointed Grand General. All attacked the Xiongnu. Commander of the Guards Zhou She and Palace Gentlemen Commander Zhang Wu were both appointed generals and stationed beside Chang'an. | |
| 165 | Fifteenth year | A yellow dragon appeared in Chengji. The Emperor first performed the suburban sacrifice and beheld the Five Emperors in Yong. | Twelfth year | | |
| 164 | Sixteenth year. | The Emperor first performed the suburban sacrifice and beheld the Five Emperors at Weiyang. | Thirteenth year | | |
| 163 | First year of the Empress Dowager's reign. | Xinyuan Ping falsely spoke about an alchemist. This was discovered, and he was executed. | Fourteenth year | | |
| 162 | Second year | The Xiongnu established a peaceful marriage alliance. There was an earthquake. On the wuchen day of the eighth month, Cang was dismissed from the chancellorship. | On the gengwu day of the eighth month, Imperial Secretary Shentu Jia was appointed Chancellor and enfeoffed as Marquis of Gu'an. | | Qing served as Imperial Secretary. |
| 161 | Third year | Gukou town was established. | Second year | | |
| 160 | Fourth year | | Third year | | |
| 159 | Fifth year | The Emperor visited Yong. | Fourth year | | |
| 158 | Sixth year | Thirty thousand Xiongnu entered the Shangjun Commandery, and twenty thousand entered Yunzhong. | Fifth year | Central Grandee Ling Mian was appointed Chariot Cavalry General and stationed at Feihu. Former Chu Chancellor Su Yi was appointed general and stationed at Gouzhu. General Zhang Wu was stationed at Beidi. Henei Governor Zhou Yafu was appointed general and stationed at Xiliu. Chamberlain for the Imperial Clan Liu Li stationed at Bashang. Marquis of Zhuzi Xu Li stationed at Jimen. All were preparing against the Xiongnu. Several months later, the Xiongnu left, and the armies were also disbanded. | |
| 157 | Seventh year | On the jihai day of the sixth month, Emperor Wen passed away. On dingwei, the crown prince was established. The people came out to mourn for three days, and he was buried in the Ba Mausoleum. | Sixth year | Commander of the Guards Yafu was appointed Chariot Cavalry General. Palace Gentlemen Commander Zhang Wu was appointed Earth Restoration General. Protectorate Han was appointed Army Stationing General. Superintendent of the Household Rong Nu was appointed Chariot Cavalry General and served the Empress Dowager. | |
| 156 | This is the first year of Emperor Jing's reign. | A temple was established for Emperor Wen, and commanderies and states established Supreme Ancestor temples. | Seventh month. The office of Minister of Works was established. | | |
| 155 | Second year | Imperial son De was established as King of Hejian, Yan as King of Linjiang, Yu as King of Huaiyang, Fei as King of Runan, Pengzu as King of Guangchuan, and Fa as King of Changsha. In the middle of the fourth month, Empress Dowager Wen passed away. Jia passed away. | Eighth month. Kaifeng Marquis Tao Qing was appointed Chancellor. | | Cuo served as Imperial Secretary. |
| 154 | Third year | The seven states of Wu and Chu rebelled. Troops were dispatched to attack them, and all were defeated. Imperial son Duan was established as King of Jiaoxi, and Sheng as King of Zhongshan. | Second month. The office of Grand Commandant was established. | Commander of the Guards Marquis of Tiaoxian Zhou Yafu became Grand Commandant and attacked Wu and Chu. Marquis of Quzhou Li Ji was appointed general and attacked Zhao. Dou Ying was appointed Grand General and stationed at Xingyang. Luan Bu was appointed general and attacked Qi. | |
| 153 | Fourth year | A crown prince was established. | Third year | Second month. Grand Commandant Yafu. | Fen served as Imperial Secretary. |
| 152 | Fifth year | Yangling town was established. Chancellor Beiping Marquis Zhang Cang passed away. | Fourth year | Third year | |
| 151 | Sixth year | King Pengzu of Guangchuan was transferred to Zhao. | Fifth year | Fourth year | Yangling Marquis Cen Mai served as Imperial Secretary. |
| 150 | Seventh year | Crown Prince Rong was deposed and made King of Linjiang. On the dingsi day of the fourth month, the King of Jiaodong was established as crown prince. Qing was dismissed as chancellor. | On the yisi day of the sixth month, Grand Commandant Tiaoxian Marquis Yafu was appointed Chancellor. The office of Grand Commandant was abolished. | Fifth month. Moved to Chancellor. | She served as Imperial Secretary. |
| 149 | First year of Empress Dowager Wang's reign. | | Second year | | |
| 148 | Second year | Imperial son Yue was established as King of Guangchuan, and Ji as King of Jiaodong. | Third year | | |
| 147 | Third year | Imperial son Cheng was established as King of Qinghe. Yafu was dismissed from the chancellorship. | Fourth month. Imperial Secretary Tao Marquis Liu She was appointed Chancellor. | | Wan served as Imperial Secretary. |
| 146 | Fourth year | Linjiang King Zheng committed suicide. He was buried in Lantian, and tens of thousands of people from the Yan carried earth to place on top of his tomb. | Second year | | |
| 145 | Fifth year | Imperial son Shun was established as King of Changshan. | Third year | | |
| 144 | Sixth year | The Liang Xiao King Wu passed away. Liang was divided into five states, and his sons were enfeoffed: the son Mai as King of Liang, Ming as King of Jichuan, Pengli as King of Jidong, Ding as King of Shanyang, and Bushi as King of Jiyin. | Fourth year | | |
| 143 | First year of Empress Dowager Wang's reign. | In the fifth month, there was an earthquake. On the yisi day of the seventh month, there was a solar eclipse. She was dismissed from the chancellorship. | Fifth month. On the renchen day of the eighth month, Imperial Secretary Jianling Marquis Wei Wan was appointed Chancellor. | | Buyi served as Imperial Secretary. |
| 142 | Second year | | Second year | On the dingchou day of the sixth month, Imperial Secretary Cen Mai passed away. | |
| 141 | Third year | On the jiashu day of the first month, Emperor Jing passed away. On the bingzi day of the second month, the crown prince was established. | Third year | | |
| 140 | This is the first year of Emperor Wu's reign. | Wan was dismissed from the chancellorship. | Fourth month. Weiqi Marquis Dou Ying was appointed Chancellor. The office of Grand Commandant was established. | Wuan Marquis Tian Fen was appointed Grand Commandant. | Di served as Imperial Secretary. |
| 139 | Second year | Maoling was established. Ying was dismissed from the chancellorship. | On the yiwei day of the second month, Grand Minister of Ceremonies Bozhi Marquis Xu Chang was appointed Chancellor. Fen was dismissed from the Grand Commandant position. The office of Grand Commandant was abolished. | | Zhao Wan served as Imperial Secretary. |
| 138 | Third year | King Guangwu Marquis Wang of Dong'ou led more than forty thousand of his followers in surrender. The followers were settled in Lujiang Commandery. | Second year | | |
| 137 | Fourth year | | Third year | | Qing Di served as Imperial Secretary. |
| 136 | Fifth year | Three-fen coins were put into circulation. | Fourth year | | |
| 135 | Sixth year | In the first month, the King of Minyue rebelled. The Empress Dowager Jing passed away. Chang was dismissed from the chancellorship. | Fifth month. On the guisi day of the sixth month, Wuan Marquis Tian Fen was appointed Chancellor. | Qing Di was appointed Crown Prince Grand Tutor. | Anguo served as Imperial Secretary. |
| 134 | This is the first year of the Yuanguang era. | | Second year | | |
| 133 | Second year | For the first time, the Emperor went to Yong and performed the suburban sacrifice at the Five Altars. | Third year | In summer, Imperial Secretary Han Anguo was appointed Protector General, Guard Commander Li Guang as Brave Cavalry General, Grand Coachman Gongsun He as Light Chariot General, Chief of Protocol Wang Hui as Army Stationing General, and Grand Palace Grandee Li Xi as Equipment General. They lured the Chanyu to Mayi, but the plan did not succeed. Hui was executed. | |
| 132 | Third year | On the bingzi day of the fifth month, the Yellow River burst its banks at Hulu. | Fourth year | | |
| 131 | Fourth year | On the dinghai day of the twelfth month, there was an earthquake. Fen passed away. | Fifth month. Pingji Marquis Xue Ze was appointed Chancellor. | | Ou served as Imperial Secretary. |
| 130 | Fifth year | In the tenth month, the family of Guan Fu was exterminated, and the Marquis of Weiqi was executed in the marketplace. | Second year | | |
| 129 | Sixth year | For the first time, postal stations were established among the Southern Yi. | Third year | Grand Palace Grandee Wei Qing was appointed Chariot Cavalry General and went out through Shanggu; Guard Commander Li Guang was appointed Brave Cavalry General and went out through Yanmen; Grand Palace Grandee Gongsun Ao was appointed Cavalry General and went out through Dai; Grand Coachman Gongsun He was appointed Light Chariot General and went out through Yunzhong. All attacked the Xiongnu. | |
| 128 | This is the first year of the Yuanshuo era. | Consort Wei was established as Empress. | Fourth year | Chariot Cavalry General Qing went out through Yanmen and attacked the Xiongnu. Guard Commander Han Anguo was appointed Army Stationing General and stationed at Dai. The next year, he was stationed at Yuyang and passed away. | |
| 127 | Second year | | Fifth year | In spring, Chariot Cavalry General Wei Qing went out through Yunzhong, reached Gaoque, and took the territory of Henan. | |
| 126 | Third year | The Xiongnu killed Dai Governor You. | Sixth year | | Hong served as Imperial Secretary. |
| 125 | Fourth year | The Xiongnu entered Dingxiang, Dai, and Shangjun. | Seventh year | | |
| 124 | Fifth year | The Xiongnu killed Dai Commandery Lieutenant Zhu Ying. Ze was dismissed from the chancellorship. | Eighth month. On the yichou day of the eleventh month, Imperial Secretary Gongsun Hong was appointed Chancellor and enfeoffed as Marquis of Pingjin. | In spring, Changping Marquis Wei Qing was appointed Grand General and attacked Youxian. Guard Commander Su Jian was appointed Roaming Strike General, subordinate to Qing. Left Interior Minister Li Ju was appointed Strong Crossbow General, Grand Coachman He as Chariot Cavalry General, Dai Chancellor Li Cai as Light Chariot General, Antou Marquis Zhang Cihou as general, and Chief of Protocol Xi as general. All were subordinate to the grand general and attacked the Xiongnu. | |
| 123 | Sixth year | | Second year | Grand General Qing again went out through Dingxiang to attack the Xiongnu. Heqi Marquis Gongsun Ao was appointed Middle General, Grand Coachman He as Left General, Palace Gentlemen Commander Li Guang as Rear General. Xi Marquis Zhao Xin was appointed Front General, but was defeated and surrendered to the Xiongnu. Guard Commander Su Jian was appointed Right General, but was defeated and barely escaped with his life. Left Interior Minister Ju was appointed Strong Crossbow General. All were subordinate to Qing. | |
| 122 | This is the first year of the Yuanshou era. | In the middle of the tenth month, King An of Huainan and King Ci of Hengshan plotted rebellion. Both committed suicide, and their states were abolished. | Third year | | Cai served as Imperial Secretary. |
| 121 | Second year | The Xiongnu entered Yanmen and Dai Commandery. King Jian of Jiangdu rebelled. The son of the King of Jiaodong, Qing, was established as King of Liu'an. Hong passed away. | Fourth month. Imperial Secretary Le'an Marquis Li Cai was appointed Chancellor. | Champion Marquis Huo Qubing was appointed Super Cavalry General and attacked the Xiongnu, reaching Qilian; Heqi Marquis Ao was appointed general. They went out through Beidi; Bowang Marquis Zhang Qian and Palace Gentlemen Commander Li Guang were appointed generals and went out through Youbeiping. | Tang served as Imperial Secretary. |
| 120 | Third year | The Xiongnu entered Youbeiping and Dingxiang. | Second year | | |
| 119 | Fourth year | | Third year | Grand General Qing went out through Dingxiang with Palace Gentlemen Commander Li Guang as Front General, Grand Coachman Gongsun He as Left General, Director of Marquises Zhao Yiqi as Right General, and Pingyang Marquis Cao Xiang as Rear General: they attacked the Chanyu. | |
| 118 | Fifth year | Cai was convicted of encroaching on a garden wall and committed suicide. | Fourth month. The Crown Prince Junior Tutor Wuqiang Marquis Zhuang Qing Di was appointed Chancellor. | | |
| 117 | Sixth year | On the yisi day of the fourth month, imperial son Hong was established as King of Qi, Dan as King of Yan, and Xu as King of Guangling. | Second year | | |
| 116 | This is the first year of the Yuanding era. | | Third year | | |
| 115 | Second year | Qing Di was guilty of a crime and committed suicide. | Fourth month. Crown Prince Grand Tutor Gaoling Marquis Zhao Zhou was appointed Chancellor. | Tang was guilty of a crime and committed suicide. | Qing served as Imperial Secretary. |
| 114 | Third year | | Second year | | |
| 113 | Fourth year | The son of Changshan King Xian, Ping, was established as King of Zhending, and Shang as King of Sishui. In the middle of the sixth month, a precious tripod was obtained at Hedong Fenying. | Third year | | |
| 112 | Fifth year | In the middle of the third month, Nanyue Chancellor Jia rebelled and killed his king and the Han envoys. In the eighth month, Zhou was convicted of deficient tribute gold and committed suicide. | Fourth month. On the xinsi day of the ninth month, Imperial Secretary Shi Qing was appointed Chancellor and enfeoffed as Marquis of Muqiu. | Guard Commander Lu Bode was appointed Subduing Waves General and went out through Guiyang; the Director of Marquises Yang Pu was appointed Tower Ship General and went out through Yuzhang. Both defeated Nanyue. | |
| 111 | Sixth year | In the twelfth month, Dongyue rebelled. | Second year | The former Longqiang Marquis Han Yue was appointed Transverse Sea General and went out through Kuaiji; the Tower Ship General Yang Pu went out through Yuzhang; Commander Wang Wenshu went out through Kuaiji. All defeated Dongyue. | Shi served as Imperial Secretary. |
| 110 | This is the first year of the Yuanfeng era. | | Third year | | Kuan served as Imperial Secretary. |
| 109 | Second year | | Fourth year | In autumn, the Tower Ship General Yang Pu and Left General Xun Zhi went out through Liaodong and attacked Korea. | |
| 108 | Third year | | Fifth year | | |
| 107 | Fourth year | | Sixth year | | |
| 106 | Fifth year | | Seventh year | | |
| 105 | Sixth year | | Eighth year | | |
| 104 | This is the first year of the Taichu era. | The calendar was reformed, and the first month was made the beginning of the year. | Ninth year | | |
| 103 | Second year | On the wuyin day of the first month, Qing passed away. | Tenth month. On the dingmao day of the third month, Grand Coachman Gongsun He was appointed Chancellor and enfeoffed as Marquis of Geyan. | | |
| 102 | Third year | | Second year | | Yan Guang served as Imperial Secretary. |
| 101 | Fourth year | | Third year | | |
| 100 | This is the first year of the Tianhan era. | | Fourth year | | Qing served as Imperial Secretary. |
| 99 | Second year | | Fifth year | | |
| 98 | Third year | | Sixth year | | Zhou served as Imperial Secretary. |
| 97 | Fourth year | | Seventh year | In spring, the Ershi General Li Guangli went out through Shuofang and reached the banks of the Yuwu River; the Roaming Strike General Han Yue went out through Wuyuan; and the Yinmi General Gongsun Ao also took the field. All attacked the Xiongnu. | |
| 96 | This is the first year of the Taishi era. | | Eighth year | | |
| 95 | Second year | | Ninth year | | |
| 94 | Third year | | Tenth year | | Sheng Zhi served as Imperial Secretary. |
| 93 | Fourth year | | Eleventh year | | |
| 92 | This is the first year of the Zhenghe era. | In winter, He was convicted of witchcraft and died. | Twelfth year | | |
| 91 | Second year | On the renwu day of the seventh month, the crown prince raised troops and killed the Roaming Strike General Yue and the envoy Jiang Chong. | On the dingsi day of the third month, Zhuojun Governor Liu Quji was appointed Chancellor and enfeoffed as Pengcheng Marquis. | | Cheng served as Imperial Secretary. |
| 90 | Third year | In the sixth month, Liu Quji was beheaded because of witchcraft. | Second year | In spring, the Ershi General Li Guangli went out through Shuofang and surrendered his troops to the Xiongnu. The Chonghe Marquis Mang Tong went out through Jiuquan, and the Imperial Secretary Shangqiu Cheng went out through Hexi to attack the Xiongnu. | |
| 89 | Fourth year | | On the dingsi day of the sixth month, Grand Herald Tian Qianqiu was appointed Chancellor and enfeoffed as Fumin Marquis. | | |
| 88 | This is the first year of the Houyuan era. | | Second year | | |
| 87 | Second year | | Third year | On the jisi day of the second month, the Palace Steward Huo Guang was appointed Grand General and Bolu Marquis; the Commandant Jin Midi was appointed Chariot Cavalry General and Duo Marquis; the Grand Coachman Anyang Marquis Shangguan Jie was appointed Grand General. | |
| 86 | This is the first year of the Shiyuan era under Emperor Zhao. | | Fourth month. In the ninth month, Midi passed away. | | |
| 85 | Second year | | Fifth year | | |
| 84 | Third year | | Sixth year | | |
| 83 | Fourth year | | Seventh year | On the guiyou day of the third month, Guard Commander Wang Mang was appointed Left General, and Cavalry Commandant Shangguan An was appointed Chariot Cavalry General. | |
| 82 | Fifth year | | Eighth year | | |
| 81 | Sixth year | | Ninth year | | |
| 80 | This is the first year of the Yuanfeng era. | | Tenth year | On the gengwu day of the ninth month, Palace Steward Excellency Zhang Anshi was appointed Right General. | Xin served as Imperial Secretary. |
| 79 | Second year | | Eleventh year | | |
| 78 | Third year | | Twelfth year | On the gengyin day of the twelfth month, Attendant-in-ordinary Fan Mingyou was appointed Cross-Liao General and attacked the Wuwan. | |
| 77 | Fourth year | On the jiaxu day of the third month, Qianqiu passed away. | On the yichou day of the third month, Imperial Secretary Wang Xin was appointed Chancellor and enfeoffed as Fuchun Marquis. | | Yang Chang served as Imperial Secretary. |
| 76 | Fifth year | On the gengxu day of the twelfth month, Xin passed away. | Second year | | |
| 75 | Sixth year | | On the yichou day of the eleventh month, Imperial Secretary Yang Chang was appointed Chancellor and enfeoffed as Anping Marquis. | On the gengyin day of the ninth month, Guard Commander Pingling Marquis Fan Mingyou was appointed Cross-Liao General and attacked the Wuwan. | |
| 74 | This is the first year of the Yuanping era. | Chang died. | On the wuxu day of the ninth month, Imperial Secretary Cai Yi was appointed Chancellor and enfeoffed as Yangping Marquis. | On the jiashen day of the fourth month, Palace Steward Longqiang Marquis Han Zeng was appointed Front General. On the dingyou day of the fifth month, Water Works Commandant Zhao Chongguo was appointed Rear General, and Right General Zhang Anshi was appointed Chariot Cavalry General. | Changshui Marquis Tian Guangming served as Imperial Secretary. |
| 73 | This is the first year of the Benshi era under Emperor Xuan. | | Second year | | |
| 72 | Second year | | Third year | On the gengyin day of the seventh month, Imperial Secretary Tian Guangming was appointed Qilian General, Longqiang Marquis Han Zeng was appointed Rear General, Yingping Marquis Zhao Chongguo was appointed Pulei General, Cross-Liao General Pingling Marquis Fan Mingyou was appointed Yunzhong Governor, and Fumin Marquis Tian Shun was appointed Tiger Fang General. All attacked the Xiongnu. | |
| 71 | Third year | On the wuzi day of the third month, the Empress passed away. On the yichou day of the sixth month, Yi passed away. | On the jiachen day of the sixth month, Changxin Superintendent Wei Xian was appointed Chancellor and enfeoffed as Fuyang Marquis. Tian Guangming and Tian Shun returned after attacking the Xiongnu and both committed suicide. Chongguo was deprived of his general's seal. | | Wei Xiang served as Imperial Secretary. |
| 70 | Fourth year | On the yimao day of the tenth month, Empress Huo was established. | Second year | | |
| 69 | This is the first year of the Dijie era. | | Third year | | |
| 68 | Second year | | Fourth month. On the gengwu day of the third month, General Guang passed away. | On the dingmao day of the second month, Palace Attendant and Attendant-in-ordinary Huo Yu was appointed Right General. | |
| 67 | Third year | The crown prince was established. On the jiashen day of the fifth month, Xian was granted one hundred jin of gold because of his age. | On the renchen day of the sixth month, Imperial Secretary Wei Xiang was appointed Chancellor and enfeoffed as Gaoping Marquis. | In the seventh month, Anshi was appointed Grand Marshal and Guard General. Yu was appointed Grand Marshal. | Bing Ji served as Imperial Secretary. |
| 66 | Fourth year | | Second month. On the renyin day of the seventh month, Yu was beheaded at the waist. | | |
| 65 | This is the first year of the Yuankang era. | | Third year | | |
| 64 | Second year | | Fourth year | | |
| 63 | Third year | | Fifth year | | |
| 62 | Fourth year | | Sixth month. On the bingyin day of the eighth month, Anshi passed away. | | |
| 61 | This is the first year of the Shenjue era. | The Emperor performed the suburban sacrifice at the Ganguan Great Altar and the Fenyin Hou Tu. | Seventh year | In the fourth month, Yuecheng Marquis Xu Yanshou was appointed Strong Crossbow General. The Rear General Chongguo attacked the Qiang. Jiuquan Governor Xin Wuxian was appointed Break Qiang General. Han Zeng was appointed Grand Marshal and Chariot Cavalry General. | |
| 60 | Second year | The Emperor performed the suburban sacrifice at the Yong Five Altars. Qiwei produced precious jade bi and jade vessels. | Eighth year | | |
| 59 | Third year | In the third month, the Chancellor passed away. | On the wuxu day of the fourth month, Imperial Secretary Bing Ji was appointed Chancellor and enfeoffed as Boyang Marquis. | | Wang Zhi served as Imperial Secretary. |
| 58 | Fourth year | | Second year | | |
| 57 | This is the first year of the Wufeng era. | | Third year | | |
| 56 | Second year | | Fourth month. On the jichou day of the fifth month, Zeng passed away. | In the fifth month, Yanshou was appointed Grand Marshal and Chariot Cavalry General. | Ba served as Imperial Secretary. |
| 55 | Third year | In the first month, Ji passed away. | On the renshen day of the third month, Imperial Secretary Huang Ba was appointed Chancellor and enfeoffed as Jiancheng Marquis. | | Yannian served as Imperial Secretary. |
| 54 | Fourth year | | Second year | | |
| 53 | This is the first year of the Ganlu era. | | Third month. On the dingwei day of the third month, Yanshou passed away. | | |
| 52 | Second year | Capital punishment was pardoned, and silk was granted to the elderly, widows, widowers, orphans, and the solitary. Women were granted oxen and wine. | Fourth year | | Dingguo served as Imperial Secretary. |
| 51 | Third year | On the jichou day of the third month, Ba passed away. | On the dingsi day of the seventh month, Imperial Secretary Yu Dingguo was appointed Chancellor and enfeoffed as Xiping Marquis. | | Grand Coachman Chen Wannian was appointed Imperial Secretary. |
| 50 | Fourth year | | Second year | | |
| 49 | This is the first year of the Huanglong era. | | Third year | The Leling Marquis Shi Zichang was appointed Grand Marshal and Chariot Cavalry General. The Crown Prince Grand Tutor Xiao Wangzhi was appointed Front General. | |
| 48 | This is the first year of the Chuyuan era of Emperor Xiaoyuan. | | Fourth year | | |
| 47 | Second year | | Fifth year | | |
| 46 | Third year | | Sixth year | In the twelfth month, Imperial Guard Feng Fengshi was appointed Right General. | |
| 45 | Fourth year | | Seventh year | | |
| 44 | Fifth year | | Eighth year | On the dingsi day of the second month, Ping'en Marquis Xu Jia was appointed Left General. | Central Superintendent Gong Yu was appointed Imperial Secretary. On the dingwei day of the twelfth month, Changxin Superintendent Xue Guangde was appointed Imperial Secretary. |
| 43 | This is the first year of the Yongguang era. | On the wuyin day of the tenth month, Dingguo was dismissed. | Ninth month. In the seventh month, Zichang was dismissed and retired to his mansion. | In the ninth month, Guard Commander Pingchang Marquis Wang Jie was appointed Grand Marshal and Chariot Cavalry General. In the second month, Guangde was dismissed. | In the seventh month, Crown Prince Grand Tutor Wei Xuancheng was appointed Imperial Secretary. |
| 42 | Second year | On the renxu day, which was the new moon of the third month, there was a solar eclipse. | On the dingyou day of the second month, Imperial Secretary Wei Xuancheng was appointed Chancellor and enfeoffed as Fuyang Marquis. He was the son of Chancellor Xian. | In the seventh month, Grand Minister of Ceremonies Ren Qianqiu was appointed Fenwu General to attack the Western Qiang; Yunzhong Governor Han Cijun was appointed Jianwei General to attack the Qiang. Later this was not carried out. | On the dingyou day of the second month, Right Fufeng Zheng Hong was appointed Imperial Secretary. |
| 41 | Third year | | Second year | The Right General Ping'en Marquis Xu Jia was appointed Chariot Cavalry General; the Palace Attendant and Palace Steward Yuechang Marquis Wang Shang was appointed Right General; the Right General Feng Fengshi was appointed Left General. | |
| 40 | Fourth year | | Third year | | |
| 39 | Fifth year | | Fourth year | | |
| 38 | This is the first year of the Jianzhao era. | | Fifth year | | |
| 37 | Second year | | Sixth year | Hong was dismissed. | Palace Steward Excellency Kuang Heng was appointed Imperial Secretary. |
| 36 | Third year | On the jiachen day of the sixth month, Xuancheng passed away. | On the guihai day of the seventh month, Imperial Secretary Kuang Heng was appointed Chancellor and enfeoffed as Le'an Marquis. | | Guard Commander Fan Yanshou was appointed Imperial Secretary. |
| 35 | Fourth year | | Second year | | |
| 34 | Fifth year | | Third year | | |
| 33 | This is the first year of the Jingning era. | | Fourth year | On the jiwei day of the sixth month, Guard Commander Yangping Marquis Wang Feng was appointed Grand Marshal and Grand General. Yanshou passed away. | On the bingyin day of the third month, Crown Prince Junior Tutor Zhang Tan was appointed Imperial Secretary. |
| 32 | This is the first year of the Jianshi era of Emperor Xiaocheng. | | Fifth year | | |
| 31 | Second year | | Sixth year | | |
| 30 | Third year | On the dingchou day of the twelfth month, Heng was dismissed. | Seventh month. In the eighth month on the guiyou day, Palace Steward Excellency Zhao Jia was sent to return his seals and dismissed. He was granted two hundred jin of gold. | In the tenth month, Right General Yuechang Marquis Wang Shang was appointed Palace Steward and Right General; Imperial Guard Yiyang Marquis Ren Qianqiu was appointed Right General. Tan was dismissed. | Court Judge Yin Zhong was appointed Imperial Secretary. |
| 29 | Fourth year | | On the jiashen day of the third month, Right General Yuechang Marquis Wang Shang was appointed Right Chancellor. | Ren Qianqiu was appointed Left General and Changle Guard Commander Shi Dan was appointed Right General. On the jihai day of the tenth month, Yin Zhong committed suicide by stabbing himself. | Superintendent Zhang Zhong was appointed Imperial Secretary. |
| 28 | This is the first year of the Heping era. | | Second year | | |
| 27 | Second year | | Third year | | |
| 26 | Third year | | Fourth year | On the xinmao day of the tenth month, Shi Dan was appointed Left General and Grand Coachman Ping'an Marquis Wang Zhang was appointed Right General. | |
| 25 | Fourth year | On the renyin day of the fourth month, Chancellor Shang was dismissed. | On the bingwu day of the sixth month, Zhang Yu, Attendant Cavalier and Grand Master of Splendid Happiness, was appointed Chancellor. | | |
| 24 | This is the first year of the Yangshuo era. | | Second year | | |
| 23 | Second year | | Third year | Zhang Zhong died. | In the sixth month, Grand Coachman Wang Yin was appointed Imperial Secretary. |
| 22 | Third year | | | On the jiashu day of the ninth month, Imperial Secretary Wang Yin was appointed Chariot Cavalry General. | On the yimao day of the tenth month, Palace Steward Excellency Yu Yong was appointed Imperial Secretary. |
| 21 | Fourth year | | On the yichou day of the seventh month, Right General Palace Steward Excellency Ping'an Marquis Wang Zhang passed away. | On the renshu day of the intercalary month, Yong passed away. | |
| 20 | This is the first year of the Hongjia era. | In the third month, Yu passed away. | On the gengchen day of the fourth month, Xue Xuan was appointed Chancellor. | | |