Sun Xiu (235 -264), the Emperor of Wu Jingdi, has a strong word. Sun Xiu is the sixth son of Sun Quan, and his stepfather Sun Quan and brother Sun Liangcheng are the third emperors of Wu. Sun Liang was abolished and Sun Lin welcomed him to the throne. Six years in power. He died of illness at the age of 30. Buried in Lingxuan (now 25 miles east of Nanjing, Jiangsu Province).

At the age of eighteen, he was made King Langya. On September 26th, the third year of Taiping (258), Sun Chen staged a coup, deposed Sun Liang as king of Huiji and made Sun Xiu emperor. Sun Xiu resigned three times and changed to Yong 'an. Sun Xiu ascended the throne, named Sun Chen as the prime minister, and Sun Chen was in power, so he dismissed Sun Chen.

During Sun Xiu's reign, he promulgated a series of good systems to benefit the people and promoted the prosperity of Wu Dong.

Sun Hao (242-284) was the fourth generation monarch of Soochow during the Three Kingdoms period of China (reigned from 264 to 280). He is the eldest son of Sun He, the third son whose crown prince status was abolished, and the last emperor of Soochow. 17 years, the country died and surrendered to the Western Jin Dynasty. In 283 AD, Sun Hao died of illness in Luoyang. Sun Hao is known as the last emperor in history, also known as Gui Minghou. At the age of 42. Buried in He Ling (now Xiling Mountain, Xing Wu County, Zhejiang Province).