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991491904This article lists the 100 oldest known living or deceased heads of state or heads of government of sovereign states (often a president or prime m inister), born no earlier than 1800, and whose ages are documented in reliable sources. Those currently living are in bold on gold. The longest-lived non acting state leader with known exact dates of birth and death was the Longest lived former state leader is the former Acting Cambodian Prime Minister Chau Sen Cocsal Chhum, who lived to 103 years, 143 days.

List

No.	Name	State	Position	Birth	Death	Age	Note(s)
1	Chau Sen Cocsal Chhum	Cambodia	Acting Prime Minister (1962)	1 September 1905	22 January 2009	103 years, 143 days	Longest-lived Cambodian Prime Minister Last state leader born in 1905 Last State Leader born in the 1900's decade
2	Celâl Bayar	Türkiye	Prime Minister (1937–1939) President (1950–1960)	16 May 1883	22 August 1986	103 years, 98 days	Longest-lived Turkish President and Prime Minister<Last state leader born in 1883>
–	Josip Manolić	Croatia	Prime Minister of Croatia (1990–1991)	22 March 1920	Alive	105 years, 283 days	Longest-lived Croatian Prime Minister Last state leader born in 1920
3	Antoine Pinay	France	Prime Minister (1952–1953)	30 December 1891	13 December 1994	102 years, 34bdays	Longest-lived French Prime Minister Last known state leader born in 1891
–	Edward Bernard Raczyński	Poland	President (in-Exile) (1975–1986)	19 December 1891	30 July 1993	102 years, 223 days	Longest-lived Polish President
4	André Prunet-Foch	Andorra	French Viguier (1977–1980)	3 July 1914	30 January 2017	102 years, 211 days	Longest-lived French Viguier Last state leader born in 1914
5	Prince Naruhiko Higashikuni	Japan	Prime Minister (1945)	30 December 1887	20 January 1990	102 years, 48 days	Longest-lived Japanese Prime Minister
6	Babiker Awadalla	Sudan	ers of Sudan (1969)	2 March 1917	17 January 2019	101 years, 321 days	Longest-lived Sudanese Prime Minister Last state leader born in 1917
7	Willem Drees	The Netherlands	Prime Minister (1948–1958)	3 July 1889	14 December 1990	101 years, 314 days	Longest-lived Dutch Prime Minister
8	Đỗ Mười	Vietnam	Chairman of the Council of Ministers (1988–1991) General Secretary of the Communist Party (1991–1997)	2 February 1917	1 October 2018	101 years, 241 days	Longest-Lived Vietnamese Prime Minister
9	Zhang Qun	Taiwan	Premier (1947–1948)	9 May 1889	14 December 1990	101 years, 219 days	Longest-lived Taiwanese Premier Last state leader to be born in 1880's decade Last state leader born in 1889
10	Yasuhiro Nakasone	Japan	Prime Minister (1982–1987)	27 May 1918	29 November 2019	101 years, 186 days	Last state leader born in 1919 Last state leader born in the 1910's decade
11	Piet de Jong	Netherlands	Prime Minister (1967–1971)	3 April 1915	27 July 2016	101 years, 115 days	Longest-lived Dutch Prime Minister Last state leader born in 1915
12	Hyun Soong-jong	South Korea	Prime Minister (1992–1993)	26 January 1919	25 May 2020	101 years, 89 days	Longest-lived South Korean Prime Minister
–	Kim Yong-ju	North Korea	Vice president during vacancy (1994–1998)	21 September 1920	14 December 2021	101 years, 84 days	Longest-Lived North Korean communist leader
13	Bernardino González Ruiz	Panama	Acting President (1963)	11 January 1911	15 March 2012	101 years, 64 days	Longest-lived Panamanian President Last state leader born in 1911
14	Christopher Hornsrud	Norway	Prime Minister (1928)	15 November 1859	12 December 1960	101 years, 27 days	Longest-lived Norwegian Prime Minister Last State leader born during the 1850's decade Last state leader born in 1859
15	Mustafa Ben Halim	Libya	Prime Minister (1954–1957)	29 January 1921	7 December 2021	100 years, 312 days	Longest-lived Libyan Prime Minister
16	Telmo Vargas	Ecuador	Acting President(1966)	9 October 1912	9 August 2013	100 years, 304 days	Longest-lived Ecuadorian President Last state leader born in 1912
17	Francisco Morales-Bermúdez	Peru	Prime Minister (1975) President (1975–1980)	4 October 1921	14 July 2022	100 years, 283 days	Longest-lived Peruvian Prime Minister and President Last state leader born in 1921
18	Hau Pei-tsun	Taiwan	Premier (1990–1993)	8 August 1919	20 March 2020	100 years, 235 days
19	Luis Echeverría	Mexico	President (1970–1976)	17 January 1922	8 July 2022	100 years, 172 days	Longest-lived Mexican President Last state leader born in 1922
20 / 21	Xenophon Zolotas	Greece	Prime Minister (1989–1990)	26 April 1904	10 June 2004	100 years, 45 days	Longest-lived Greek Prime minister Last state leader born in 1904
20 / 21	Javier Pérez de Cuéllar	Peru	Prime Minister (2000–2001)	19 January 1920	30 March 2020	100 years, 45 days
22	Abdul Salam Sabrah	North Yemen	Acting Prime Minister (1969; 1971)	1 January 1912	2 February 2012	100 years, 32 days	Longest-lived Yemen Prime Minister
23	Johan Ferrier	Suriname	President (1975–1980)	12 May 1910	4 January 2010	99 years, 237 days	Longest-lived Surinamese President Last state leader born in 2010
24	Tun Tin	Burma	Prime Minister (1988)	2 October 1920	1 May 2020	99 years, 212 days	Longest-lived Burmese Prime Minister
25	Gulzarilal Nanda	India	Acting Prime Minister (1964; 1966)	4 January 1898	15 January 1998	99 years, 195 days	Longest-lived Indian Prime MInister Last state leader born in 1898 Last state leader born in the 1890's decade
26	Sheikh Mukhtar Mohamed Hussein	Somalia	Interim president (1969)	9 December 1912	12 June 2012	99 years, 186 days	Longest-lived Sudanese President
27	Mohammed Karim Lamrani	Morocco	Prime Minister (1971–1972; 1983–1986; 1992–1994)	1 May 1919	20 September 2018	99 years, 142 days	Longest-lived Moroccan Prime mInister
28	Sir Anthony Mamo	Malta	Governor-General (1971–1974) President (1974–1976)	9 January 1909	1 May 2008	99 years, 113 days	Longest-lived Maltese Governor-General and President Last state leader born in 1909
29	Khamtai Siphandone\|Khamtai Siphandome	Laos	Prime Minister (1991–1998) Chairman of the People's Revolutionary Party (1992–2006) President (1998–2006)	8 February 1924	Alive	101 years, 325 days	Longest-lived Lao Prime Minister and President
30	Michail Stasinopoulos	Greece	President (1974–1975)	27 July 1903	31 October 2002	99 years, 96 days	Longest-lived Greek President Last state leader born in 1903
31	Sir Clifford Campbell	Jamaica	Governor-General (1962–1973)	28 June 1892	28 September 1991	99 years, 92 days	Longest-lived Jamaican Governor-General Last state leader born in 1862
32	Tomiichi Murayama	Japan	Prime Minister (1994–1996)	3 March 1924	Alive	101 years, 302 days
33	Morarji Desai	India	Prime Minister (1977–1979)	29 February 1896	10 April 1995	99 years, 41 days
34	Võ Chí Công	Vietnam	Chairman of the Council of State (1987–1992)	7 August 1912	7 September 2011	99 years, 32 days
35	Abdel Halim Muhammad	Sudan	Committee of Sovereignty Member (1964–1965)	10 April 1910	16 April 2009	99 years, 6 days	Longest-lived Sudanese President
36	Ċensu Tabone	Malta	President (1989–1994)	30 March 1913	14 March 2012	98 years, 350 days	Longest-lived Maltese President Last state leader born in 1913
23–37	Hastings Banda	Malawi	Prime Minister (1964–1966) State President (1966–1994) President of the Congress Party (1966–1993)	1898	29 November 1997	98 years, 329 days to 99 years, 328 days	Longest-lived Malawian Prime Minister and President
38	Prem Tinsulanonda	Thailand	Prime Minister (1980–1988) Regent (2016)	26 August 1920	26 May 2019	98 years, 273 days	Longest-lived Thai Prime Minister
39	Pierre Harmel	Belgium	Prime Minister (1965–1966)	16 March 1911	15 November 2009	98 years, 244 days	Longest-lived Belgian Prime Minister
40	Sir Howard Cooke	Jamaica	Governor-General (1991–2006)	13 November 1915	11 July 2014	98 years, 240 days
41	Joseph Paul-Boncour	France	Prime Minister (1932–1933)	4 August 1873	28 March 1972	98 years, 237 days	Longest-lived French Prime Minister Last state leader born in 1873
42	Jimmy Carter	United States	President (1977–1981)	1 October 1924	Alive	101 years, 90 days	Longest-lived U.S. President
43	Konstantinos Mitsotakis	Greece	Prime Minister (1990–1993)	31 October 1918	29 May 2017	98 years, 223 days
44	Ramón José Velásquez	Venezuela	President (1993–1994)	28 November 1916	24 June 2014	97 years, 208 days	Longest-lived Venezuelan President
45	Isidro Ayora	Ecuador	President (1926–1931)	31 August 1879	23 March 1978	98 years, 203 days	Longest-lived Ecuadorian Preident Last state leader born in 1879 Last state leader born in the 1870's decade
46	Guillermo Rodríguez	Ecuador	President (1972–1976)	4 November 1924	Alive	101 years, 56 days
47	Émile Reuter	Luxembourg	Prime Minister (1918–1925)	2 August 1874	14 February 1973	98 years, 196 days	Longest-lived Luxembourgish Prime Minister Last state leader born in 1874
48	Mamadou Dia	Senegal	Prime Minister (1960–1962)	18 July 1910	25 January 2009	98 years, 191 days	Longest-lived Senegalese Prime Minister
49	Aden Adde	Somalia	President (1960–1967)	9 December 1908	8 June 2007	98 years, 181 days	Last state leader born in 1908
50	Nouhak Phoumsavanh	Laos	President (1992–1998)	9 April 1910	9 September 2008	98 years, 153 days
51	Lê Đức Anh	Vietnam	President (1992–1997)	1 December 1920	22 April 2019	98 years, 142 days	Longest-lived Vietnamese President
52	Émile Derlin Zinsou	Dahomey	President (1968–1969)	23 March 1918	28 July 2016	98 years, 127 days	Longest-lived Beninese President
53	Borys Martos	Ukraine	Chairman of the Council of Ministers (1919)	20 May 1879	19 September 1977	98 years, 122 days	Longest-lived Ukrainian Prime Minister Last state leader born in 1879 Last state leader born in the 1870's decade
54	Artúr Görgei	Hungary	Acting Gocernor-President (1849)	30 January 1818	31 May 1916	98 years, 112 days	Longest-lived Hungarian Head of state
55	Lubomír Štrougal	Czechoslovakia	Prime Minister (1970–1988)	19 October 1924	6 February 2023	98 years, 109 days	Longest-lived Czechoslovak Prime Minister
56	Jean	Luxembourg	Grand Duke (1964–2000)	5 January 1921	23 April 2019	98 years, 108 days	Longest-lived Luxembourgish Monarch Longest lived monarch with verifiable dates of birth and death
57	Gough Whitlam	Australia	Prime Minister (1972–1975)	11 July 1916	21 October 2014	98 years, 102 days	Longest-lived Australian Prime Minister
58	Venceslau Brás	Brazil	President (1914–1918)	26 February 1868	15 May 1966	98 years, 78 days	Longest-lived Brazilian President Last state leader born in 1868 Last state leader born in the 1860's decade
59	Claude Rostain	Andorra	French Viguier (1972–1977)	16 February 1916	10 February 2015	98 years, 56 days	Last state leader born in 1916
60	Ramaswamy Venkataraman	India	President (1987–1992)	4 December 1910	27 January 2009	98 years, 54 days	Longest-lived Indian President
61	Dezső Pattantyús-Ábrahám	Hungary	Prime Minister (1919)	10 July 1875	25 July 1973	98 years, 15 days	Longest-lived Hungarian Prime Minister Last state leader born in 1875
'62	Ali Hassan Mwinyi	Tanzania	President (1985–1995) Charma Cha MapinduziNational Chairman of the Chama Cha Mapinduzi (1990–1992)	8 May 1925	Alive	100 years, 236 days	Longest-lived Tanzanian President
63	Gabriel París Gordillo	Colombia	President (1957–1958)	8 March 1910	21 March 2008	98 years, 13 days	Longest-lived Colombian Prime Minister
64	Miloš Jakeš	Czechoslovakia	General Secretary of the Communist Party (1987–1989)	12 August 1922	10 July 2020	97 years, 332 days	Longest-lived Czechoslovak Communist Leader
65	Giorgio Napolitano	Italy	President (2006–2015)	29 June 1925	Alive	100 years, 184 days	Longest-lived Italian President
66	Mahathir Mohamad	Malaysia	Prime Minister (1981–2003; 2018–2020)	10 July 1925	Alive	100 years, 173 days	Longest-lived Malaysian Prime Minister
67	Mohammad Hasan Sharq	Afghanistan	Chairman of the Council of Ministers (1988-1989)	17 July 1925	Alive	100 years, 166 days	Longest-lived AfghanPrime Minister
68	Kenan Evren	Türkiye	President of the National Security Council (1980–1982) State President (1982–1989)	17 July 1917	9 May 2015	97 years, 296 days
69	Wellington Koo	China	Acting Premier (1924) Acting President (1926–1927)	29 January 1888	14 November 1985	97 years, 289 days
70	Baron Ignaz von Plener	Cisleithania (Austria-Hungary)	Minister-President (1870)	21 May 1810	17 February 1908	97 years, 272 days	Longest-lived Austrian Minister-President Last State leader born in the 1810's decade Last state Leader born in 1810
71	Domhnall Ua Buachalla	Irish Free State	Governor-General (1932–1936)	3 February 1866	30 October 1963	97 years, 267 days	Longest-lived Irish Governor-General Last state leader born in 1866
72	Abdelmalek Benhabyles	Algeria	Chair of the Constitutional Council (1992)	27 April 1921	28 December 2018	97 years, 245 days	Longest-lived Algerian President
73	Francesc Badia Batalla	Andorra	Episcopal Veguer (1972–1993)	10 January 1923	14 August 2020	97 years, 217 days	Longest-lived Andorran Episcopal Viguier Last state leader born in 1923
74	He Yingqin	Taiwan	Premier (1949)	2 April 1890w	21 October 1987	97 years, 202 days
75	Lee Teng-hui	Taiwan	President (1988–2000) Chairman of the Kuomintang (1988–2000)	15 January 1923	15 July 2020	97 years, 197 days
76	Liam Cosgrave	Ireland	Taoiseach (1973–1977)	13 April 1920	4 October 2017	97 years, 174 days	Longest-lived Irish Taoiseach
77	Arnaldo Forlani	Italy	Prime Minister (1980–1981)	8 December 1925	Alive	100 years, 22 days	Longest-lived Italian Prime Minister
78	Alfredo Solf y Muro	Peru	Prime Minister (1939–1944)	15 March 1872	14 August 1969	97 years, 152 days	Last state leader born in 1872
79	Patricio Aylwin	Chile	President (1990–1994)	26 November 1918	26 November 1918	97 years, 145 days	Longest-lived Chilean President
80	Armando Villanueva	Peru	Prime Minister (1988–1989)	25 November 1915	14 April 2013	97 years, 140 days
81	Ion Gheorghe Maurer	Romania	President of the Presidium (1958–1961) (Acting} President of the State Council (1965) Prime Minister (1961–1974)	23 September 1902	8 February 2000	97 years, 138 days	Longest-lived Romanian Prime Minister and President Last State leader born in 1902
82	Martial Célestin	Haiti	Prime Minister (1988)	4 October 1913	4 February 2011	97 years, 123 days	Longest-lived Haitian Prime Minister
83	Gheorghe Apostol	Romania	First Secretary of the Workers' Party (1954–1955)	16 May 1913	21 August 2010	97 years, 97 days	Longest-lived Romanian Communist leader
84	Kenneth Kaunda	Zambia	Prime Minister (1964) State President (1964–1991)	28 April 1924	17 June 2021	97 years, 50 days	Longest-lived Zambian Prime Minister and President
85	Walter Scheel	West Germany	(Acting) Chancellor (1974) President (1974–1979)	8 July 1919	24 August 2016	97 years, 47 days	Longest-lived German Chancellor and President
86	Abdoulaye Wade	Senegal	President (2000–2012)	29 May 1926	Alive	99 years, 215 days	Longest-lived Senegalse President
87	Helmut Schmidt	West Germany	Chancellor (1974–1982)	23 December 1918	13 November 2015	96 years, 322 days
88	Abdelsalam Majali	Jordan	Prime Minister (1993–1995; 1997–1998)	18 February 1926	3 January 2023	96 years, 319 days	Longest-lived Jordanian Prime Minister
89	Cardinal Gennaro Granito Pignatelli di Belmonte	Vatican City	Acting Sovereign (1939)	10 April 1851	16 February 1948	96 years, 312 days	Longest-lived Cardinal-dean Last state leader born in 1851
90	Khertek Anchimaa-Toka	Tuva	Chair of the Presidium (1940–1944)	1 January 1912	4 November 2008	96 years, 308 days	Longest-lived Tuvan Communist leader
91	Camille Huysmans	Belgium	Prime Minister (1946–1947)	26 May 1871	25 February 1968	96 years, 275 days	Last state leader born in 1971
92	Yitzhak Shamir	Israel	Prime Minister (1983–1984; 1986–1992)	22 October 1915	30 June 2012	96 years, 252 days	Longest-lived Israeli Prime MInister
93	Federico Paéz	Ecuador	President (1935–1937)	4 June 1877	9 February 1974	96 years, 250 days	Last state leader born in 1877
94	Habib Bourguiba	Tunisia	Prime Minister (1956–1957) President (1957–1987)	28 November 1916	24 June 2014	96 years, 247 days	Longest-lived Tunisian President and Prime Minister
95	Vyacheslav Molotov	Soviet Union	Premier (1930–1941)	9 March 1890	8 November 1986	96 years, 244 days	Longest-lived Soviet Premier Last state leader born in 1980
96	Yang Hyong-sop	North Korea	Chairman of the Presidium of the Supreme People's Assembly (1994-1998)	1 October 1925	13 May 2022	96 years, 224 days	Longest-lived Chinese Chair of the Supreme People's Assemble
97	Valdas Adamkus	Lithuania	President (1998–2003; 2004–2009)	3 November 1926	Alive	99 years, 57 days	Longest-lived Lithuanian Lresident
76–98	Constantine Kollias	Greece	Prime Minister (1967)	1901	13 July 1998	96 years, 194 days to 97 years, 193 days	Last state leader born in 1901
99	Pedro Richter Prada	Peru	Prime Minister (1979–1980)	4 January 1921	14 July 2017	96 years, 191 days
100	Raif Dizdarević	Yugoslavia	President of the Presidency (1988–1989)	9 December 1926	Alive	99 years, 21 days	Longest-lived Yugoslav President

World's Longest lived state Leaders (born post-1800)

Living From	Age when oldest	To Time	Name	Sex	Lifespan		Country	Note
Living From	Age when oldest	To Time	Name	Sex	Birth	Death Age	Country	Note
-	-	14 May 1897 (94)	Pedro de Aycinena y Piñol	M	19 October 1802	14 May 1897 94 years, 207 days	Guatemala
14 May 1897 87	87–90	12 Apr 1900 (90) 2 yrs, 334 days	Tomas Gormensoro y Alvin	M	27 January 1810	12 April 1900 90 years, 76 days	Uruguay
12 Apr 1900 90	90–93	20 July 1903 (93) (3 yrs, 99 days)	Leo XIII	M	2 March 1810	20 July 1903	Vatican City
20 July 1903 93	93–97	17 February 1908 (97) (4 yrs, 212 days)	Freihrr Ignaz von Plener	M	21 May 1810	17 February 1908 97 years, 272 days	Austria	World's longest lived state leader from 19 June 1907 to 30 October 1915 (Template:Ayd)
17 February 1908	90–98	21 May 1916 (98) (8 yrs, 95 days)	Artúr Gorge	M	30 January 1818	21 May 1916 98 years, 113 days	Hungary	World's longest lived state leader from 29 October 1915 to 8 March 1958 (Template:Ayd)
21 May 1916	92–93	10 December 1917 (1 yr, 204 days)	Mackenzie Bowel	M	27 December 1823	10 December 1917 93 years, 348 days	Canada
10 December 1917	81–84	27 January 1921 (3 yrs, 49 days)	Justiniano Borgono}	M	5 September 1836	27 January 1921 84 years, 145 days	[[wikipedia:[Peru\|[Peru]]
27 January 1921	83–86	17 July 1923 (2 yrs, 172 days)	Theodor Rosett	M	5 May 1837	17 July 1923 86 years, 74 days	Romania
17 July 1923	85–87	21 December 1925 (2 yrs, 158 days)	Jules Méline	M	20 May 1838	21 December 1925 87 years, 216 days	France
21 December 1925	87–89	19 August 1928 (2 years, 243 days)	Stefanos Skouloudis	M	23 November 1838	19 August 1928 89 years, 271 days	Greece
19 August 1928	89–90	20 December 1929 (1 year, 124 days)	Emile Loubet	M	30 December 1838	20 December 1929 90 years, 355 days	France
20 December 1929	85–93	29 May 1937 (7 years, 161 days)	Lizardo Garcia	M	26 April 1844	29 May 1937 93 years, 34 days	Ecuador
29 May 1937	88–96	6 August 1945 (8 years, 69 days)	Alejandro Deustua	M	22 March 1849	6 August 1945 96 years, 138 days	Peru
6 August 1945	94–96	16 February 1948 (2 yrs, 194 days)	Cardinal Gennaro Granito Pignatelli di Belmonte	M	10 April 1851	16 February 1948 96 years, 312 days	Vatican City
16 February 1948	91–95	23 July 1951 (3 years, 157 days)	Philippe Petain	M	24 Apr 1856	23 July 1951 95 years, 90 days	France
23 July 1951	95–96	21 July 1952 (364 days)	Pedro Lascurain	M	8 May 1856	21 July 1952 96 years, 74 days	Mexico
21 July 1952	92–101	12 December 1960 (8 years, 144 days)	Christopher Hornsrud	M	15 November 1859	12 December 1960 101 years, 27 days	Norway	World's longest lived state leader from 8 March 1958 to 12 June 1984 (Template:Ayd)
12 December 1960	92–98	15 May 1966 (5 years, 154 days)	Venceslau Brâs	M	26 February 1868	15 May 1966 98 years, 78 days	Brazil
15 May 1966	94–96	25 February 1968 (1 year, 286 days)	Camille Huysmans	M	26 May 1871	25 February 1968 96 years, 275 days	Belgium
25 February 1968	96–97	14 August 1969 (1 year, 170 days)	Alfredo Solf y Muro	M	15 March 1872	14 August 1969 97 years, 152 days	Peru
14 August 1969	96–98	28 March 1972 (2 years, 227 days)	Joseph Paul-Boncour	M	4 August 1873	28 March 1972 98 years, 237 days	France
28 March 1972	97–98	14 February 1973 (323 days)	Émile Reuter	M	2 August 1874	14 February 1973 98 years, 196 days	Luxembourg
14 February 1973	97–98	25 July 1973 (161 days)	Dezso Pattantyus-Abraham	M	10 July 1875	25 July 1973 98 years, 15 days	Hungary
25 July 1973	96	9 February 1974 (199 days)	Federico Páez	M	4 June 1877	9 February 1974 96 years, 250 days	Ecuador
9 February 1974	94–98	19 September 1977 (3 years, 222 days)	Borys Martos	M	20 May 1879	19 September 1977 98 years, 122 days	Ukraine
19 September 1977	98	22 March 1978 (184 days)	Isidro Ayora	M	31 August 1879	22 March 1978 98 years, 203 days	Ecuador
22 March 1978	96	24 April 1978 (33 days)	Federico Chávez	M	15 February 1882	24 April 1978 96 years, 69 days	Paraguay
24 April 1978	94–103	22 August 1986 (8 years, 121 days)	Celál Bayar	M	16 May 1883	22 August 1986 103 years, 99 days	Turkey	World's longest lived state leader from 12 June 1984 to 09 December 2008 (Template:Ayd)
22 August 1986	100–101	14 May 1988 (1 year, 267 days)	Willem Drees	M	5 July 1886	14 May 1988 101 years, 314 days	Netherlands
14 May 1988	100–102	14 December 1990 (2 ywars, 252 days)	Prince Naruhiko Higashikuni	M	3 December 1887	20 January 1990 102 years, 48 days	Japan
20 January 1990	100–101	14 December 1990 (329 days)	Zhang Qun	M	9 May 1889	14 December 1990 101 years, 220 days	Taiwan
14 December 1990	98–102	13 December 1994 (3 years, 364 days)	Antoine Pinay	M	30 December 1891	13 December 1994 102 years, 348 days	France
13 December 1994	98–99	10 April 1995 (119 days)	Morarji Desai	M	29 February 1896	10 April 1995 99 years, 42 days	India
10 April 1995	97–99	15 January 1998 (52 days)	Gulzarilal Nanda	M	4 July 1898	15 Jan 1998 99 years, 195 days	India
15 January 1998	96 or 97	13 July 1998 (180 days)	Konstantinos Kollias	M	1901	13 July 1998 96 years, 194 days to 97 years, 193 days	Greece
13 July 1998	95–97	8 February 2000 (1 year, 211 days)	Ion Gheorghe Maurer	M	23 September 1902	8 February 2000 97 years, 139 days	Romania
8 February 2000	96–99	31 October 2002 (2 years, 267 days)	Michail Stasinopoulos	M	27 July 1903	31 Oct 2002 99 years, 143 days	Greece
31 October 2002	98–100	10 June 2004 (1 year, 224 days)	Xenophon Zolotas	M	26 Apr 1904	10 June 2004 100 years, 45 days	Greece
10 June 2004	98–103	22 January 2009 (4 years, 228 days)	Chau Sen Coscal Chhum	M	1 September 1905	22 January 2009 103 years, 143 days	Cambodia	World's longest lived state leader from 09 December 2008 (16 years, 21 days) Acting Cambodian Prime Minister
22 January 2009	98–99	16 April 2009 (85 days)	Abdel Halim Muhammad	M	10 Apr 1910	16 Apr 2009 99 years, 6 days	Sudan
16 Apr 2009	98–99	4 Jan 2010 (264 days)	Johan Ferrier	M	12 May 1910	4 January 2010 99 years, 238 days	Suriname
4 Jan 2010	98–100	15 Mar 2012 (2 yrs, 72 days)	Bernardino Gonzalez Ruiz	M	11 Jan 1911	15 Mar 2012 101 years, 65 days	Panama
15 Mar 2012	99–100	9 Aug 2013 (1 yr, 144 days)	Telmo Vargas	M	9 October 1912	9 August 2013 100 years, 304 days	[Ecuador]]
9 Aug 2013	98–101	27 July 2016 (2 yrs, 353 days)	Piet de Jong	M	3 April 1915	27 July 2016 101 years, 115 days	Netherlands
27 July 2016	99–101	1 Oct 2018 (2 yrs, 66 days)	Đỗ Mười	M	2 February 1917	1 Oct 2018 101 years, 241 days	Vietnam
1 Oct 2018	101	17 Jan 2019 (108 days)	Babiker Awadalla	M	2 March 1917	17 January 2019 101 years, 321 days	Sudan
17 Jan 2019	100–101	29 Nov 2019 (314 days)	Yasuhiro Nakasone	M	27 May 1918	29 Novenber 2019 101 years, 186 days	Japan
29 Nov 2019	100-101	25 May 2020 Template:Ayd	Hyun Soong-jong	M	26 February 1919	25 May 2020 101 years, 89 days	South Korea
25 May 2020	99-100	7 December 2021 Template:Ayd	Mustafa Ben Halim	M	29 January 1921	7 December 2021 100 years, 312 days	Libya
25 May 2020	100	14 July 2022 Template:Ayd	Francisco Morales-Bermúdez	M	4 October 1921	14 July 2022 100 years, 285 days	Libya
14 July 2022	98*	Present (3 years, 169 days)	Khamtai Siphamdone	M	8 February 1924	Living 101 years, 325 days	Laos

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+991491904This article lists the 100 oldest known living or deceased heads of state or heads of government of sovereign states (often a president or prime m
+inister), born no earlier than 1800, and '''whose ages are documented in reliable sources'''. Those currently living are in '''bold on gold'''. The  longest-lived non acting state leader with known exact dates of birth and death was the Longest lived former state leader is the former Acting Cambodian Prime Minister Chau Sen Cocsal Chhum, who lived to 103 years, 143 days.
-This article lists the 100 oldest known living or deceased heads of state or heads of government of sovereign states (often a president or prime m
-inister), born no earlier than 1800, and '''whose ages are documented in reliable sources'''. Those currently living are in '''bold on gold'''. The  longest-lived non acting state leader with known exact dates of birth and death was the Former Prime Minister and President of Turkey Celâl Bayar, who died in 1986 at the age of 103 years, 98 days, but the Longest lived former state leader is the former Acting Cambodian Prime Minister Chau Sen Cocsal Chhum, who lived to 103 years, 143 days. Ek Yi Oun, fellow Cambodian prime minister, lived between 102 years, 1 day, and 103 years, 364 days.
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 |&ndash;||style="background-color:gold;" | '''{{wp|Josip Manolić}}'''|| style="background-color:gold;" |Croatia|| style="background-color:gold;" |{{wp|List of prime ministers of Croatia|Prime Minister of Croatia|Prime Minister}} (1990–1991)|| style="background-color:gold;" |'''22 March 1920'''|| style="background-color:gold;" |'''Alive'''|| style="background-color:gold;" |'''{{age in years and days|1920|3|22}}'''||Longest-lived Croatian Prime Minister<br>Last state leader born in 1920
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-|3||'''{{wp|Antoine Pinay}}'''|||France||{{wp|List of prime ministers of France|Prime Minister}} (1952–1953)||30 December 1891||13 December 1994||102 years, 34bdays||Longest-lived French Prime Minister<br> Last known state leader born in 1891
+|3||'''{{wp|Antoine Pinay}}'''|||France||{{wp|List of prime ministers of France|Prime Minister}} (1952–1953)||30 December 1891||13 December 1994||102 years, 34bdays||Longest-lived French Prime Minister<br>Last known state leader born in 1891
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 |&ndash;||'''{{wp|Edward Bernard Raczyński}}'''||Poland||{{wp|List of heads of state of Poland|President}} (''in-Exile'') (1975–1986)||19 December 1891||30 July 1993||102 years, 223 days||Longest-lived Polish President
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 |4||'''{{wp|André Prunet-Foch}}'''||Andorra||{{wp|List of representatives of the Co-Princes of Andorra|French Viguier}} (1977–1980) ||3 July 1914|| 30 January 2017||102 years, 211 days||Longest-lived French Viguier
+Last state leader born in 1914
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 |5||'''{{wp|Prince Naruhiko Higashikuni}}'''||Japan||{{wp|List of prime ministers of Japan|Prime Minister}} (1945)||30 December 1887||20 January 1990||102 years, 48 days||Longest-lived Japanese Prime Minister
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 |6||'''{{wp|Babiker Awadalla}}'''||Sudan||{{wp|List of prime minis|ers of Sudan|Prime Minister}} (1969)||2 March 1917||17 January 2019||101 years, 321 days||Longest-lived Sudanese Prime Minister
+Last state leader born in 1917
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-|7||'''{{wp|Willem Drees}}'''||The Netherlands||{{wp|List of prime ministers of the Netherlands|Prime Minister}} (1948–1958)||9 May 1889||14 December 1990||101 years, 314 days
+|7||'''{{wp|Willem Drees}}'''||The Netherlands||{{wp|List of prime ministers of the Netherlands|Prime Minister}} (1948–1958)||3 July 1889||14 December 1990||101 years, 314 days
 |Longest-lived Dutch Prime Minister
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 |9||'''{{wp|Zhang Qun}}'''||Taiwan||{{Wp|List of premiers of the Republic of China|Premier}} (1947–1948)||9 May 1889||14 December 1990||101 years, 219 days||Longest-lived Taiwanese Premier<br>Last state leader to be born in 1880's decade<br>Last state leader born in 1889
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-|10||'''{{wp|Yasuhiro Nakasone}}'''||Japan||{{wp|List of prime ministers of Japan|Prime Minister}} (1982–1987)||27 May 1918||29 November 2019||101 years, 186 days||
+|10||'''{{wp|Yasuhiro Nakasone}}'''||Japan||{{wp|List of prime ministers of Japan|Prime Minister}} (1982–1987)||27 May 1918||29 November 2019||101 years, 186 days||Last state leader born in 1919
+Last state leader born in the 1910's decade
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 |11||'''{{wp|Piet de Jong}}'''||Netherlands||{{wp|List of prime ministers of the Netherlands|Prime Minister}} (1967–1971)||3 April 1915||27 July 2016||101 years, 115 days||Longest-lived Dutch Prime Minister
+Last state leader born in 1915
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 |12||'''{{wp|Hyun Soong-jong}}'''||South Korea||{{wp|List of prime ministers of South Korea|Prime Minister}} (1992–1993)||26 January 1919||25 May 2020||101 years, 89 days||Longest-lived South Korean Prime Minister
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 |Longest-Lived North Korean communist leader
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 |13||'''{{wp|Bernardino González Ruiz}}'''||Panama||{{wp|List of presidents of Panama|Acting President}} (1963)||11 January 1911|| 15 March 2012||101 years, 64 days||Longest-lived Panamanian President
+Last state leader born in 1911
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-|14||{{wp|Christopher Hornsrud}}||Norway||{{Wp|List of prime ministers of Norway|Prime Minister}} (1928)||15 November 1859||12 December 1960||101 years, 27 days||Longest-lived Norwegian Prime Minister
+|14||'''{{wp|Christopher Hornsrud}}'''||Norway||{{Wp|List of prime ministers of Norway|Prime Minister}} (1928)||15 November 1859||12 December 1960||101 years, 27 days||Longest-lived Norwegian Prime Minister
+Last State leader born during the 1850's decade
+Last state leader born in 1859
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 |15||'''{{wp|Mustafa Ben Halim}}'''||Libya||{{wp|List of prime ministers of Libya|Prime Minister}} (1954–1957)||29 January 1921||7 December 2021||100 years, 312 days||Longest-lived Libyan Prime Minister
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 |16||'''{{wp|Telmo Vargas}}'''||Ecuador||{{wp|List of presidents of Ecuador|Acting President}}(1966)||9 October 1912|| 9 August 2013|| 100 years, 304 days||Longest-lived Ecuadorian President
+Last state leader born in 1912
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 |17||'''{{wp|Francisco Morales-Bermúdez}}'''||Peru||{{wp|List of prime ministers of Peru|Prime Minister}} (1975)<br>{{wp|List of presidents of Peru|President}} (1975–1980)||4 October 1921||14 July 2022||100 years, 283 days||Longest-lived Peruvian Prime Minister and President
+Last state leader born in 1921
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 |18||'''{{wp|Hau Pei-tsun}}'''||Taiwan||{{Wp|List of premiers of the Republic of China|Premier}} (1990–1993)||8 August 1919||20 March 2020||100 years, 235 days||
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 |19||'''{{wp|Luis Echeverría}}'''||Mexico||{{wp|List of heads of state of Mexico|President}} (1970–1976)||17 January 1922||8 July 2022||100 years, 172 days||Longest-lived Mexican President
+Last state leader born in 1922
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 | rowspan="2" |20 / 21||'''{{wp|Xenophon Zolotas}}'''||Greece||{{wp|List of prime ministers of Greece|Prime Minister}} (1989–1990)||26 April 1904|| 10 June 2004|| rowspan="2" |100 years, 45 days||Longest-lived Greek Prime minister
+Last state leader born in 1904
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 |'''{{wp|Javier Pérez de Cuéllar}}'''||Peru||{{wp|List of priem ministers of Peru|Prime Minister}} (2000–2001)||19 January 1920||30 March 2020||
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 |23||'''{{wp|Johan Ferrier}}'''||Suriname||{{Wp|List of presidents of Suriname|President}} (1975–1980)||12 May 1910||4 January 2010||99 years, 237 days||Longest-lived Surinamese President
+Last state leader born in 2010
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 |24||'''{{wp|Tun Tin}}'''||Burma||{{wp|List of prime ministers of Myanmar|Prime Minister}} (1988)||2 October 1920||1 May 2020||99 years, 212 days||Longest-lived Burmese Prime Minister
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 |25||'''{{wp|Gulzarilal Nanda}}'''||India||{{wp|List of prime ministers of India|Acting Prime Minister}} (1964; 1966)||4 January 1898||15 January 1998||99 years, 195 days||Longest-lived Indian Prime MInister
+Last state leader born in 1898
+Last state leader born in the 1890's decade
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 |26||'''{{wp|Sheikh Mukhtar Mohamed Hussein}}'''||Somalia||{{wp|List of presidents of Somalia|Interim president}} (1969)||9 December 1912||12 June 2012||99 years, 186 days||Longest-lived Sudanese President
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 |28||'''Sir {{wp|Anthony Mamo}}'''||Malta||{{wp|Governor-General of Malta|Governor-General}} (1971–1974)<br>{{Wp|List of heads of state of Malta|President}} (1974–1976)||9 January 1909||1 May 2008||99 years, 113 days||Longest-lived Maltese Governor-General and President
+Last state leader born in 1909
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 |'''29'''||'''{{wp|Khamtai Siphandone}}|'''{{Wp|Khamtai Siphandome}}'''||'''Laos'''||{{wp|List of prime ministers of Laos|Prime Minister}} (1991–1998)<br>{{wp|General Secretary of the Lao People's Revolutionary Party|Chairman of the People's Revolutionary Party}} (1992–2006)<br>{{wp|List of presidents of Laos|President}} (1998–2006)||'''8 February 1924'''||'''Alive'''||'''{{age in years and days|1924|2|8}}'''||Longest-lived Lao Prime Minister and President
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 |30||'''{{wp|Michail Stasinopoulos}}'''||Greece||{{wp|List of presidents of Greece|Presiden}}t (1974–1975)||27 July 1903||31 October 2002
 |99 years, 96 days||Longest-lived Greek President
+Last state leader born in 1903
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 |31||'''Sir {{wp|Clifford Campbell}}'''||Jamaica
-|{{wp|Governor-General of Jamaica|Governor-General}} (1962–1973)||28 June 1892||28 September 1991||99 years, 92 days||Longest-lived Jamaican Governor-Gereral
+|{{wp|Governor-General of Jamaica|Governor-General}} (1962–1973)||28 June 1892||28 September 1991||99 years, 92 days||Longest-lived Jamaican Governor-General
+Last state leader born in 1862
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 |'''32'''||'''{{wp|Tomiichi Murayama}}'''||'''Japan'''||{{wp|List of prime ministers of Japan|Prime Minister}} (1994–1996)||'''3 March 1924'''||'''Alive'''||'''{{age in years and days|1924|3|3}}'''||
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 |36||'''{{wp|Ċensu Tabone}}'''||Malta||{{wp|List of heads of state of Malta|President}} (1989–1994)||30 March 1913||14 March 2012
-|98 years, 350 days||
+|98 years, 350 days||Longest-lived Maltese President
+Last state leader born in 1913
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 |23–37||'''{{wp|Hastings Banda}}'''||Malawi||{{wp|List of prime ministers of Malawi|Prime Minister}} (1964–1966)<br>{{wp|List of Heads is State of Malawi|State President}} (1966–1994)<br>{{wp|President of the Congress Party|President of the Congress Party}} (1966–1993)||1898||29 November 1997||98 years, 329 days to 99 years, 328 days||Longest-lived Malawian Prime Minister and President
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 |41||'''{{wp|Joseph Paul-Boncour}}'''||France||{{wp|List of prime ministers of France|Prime Minister}} (1932–1933)||4 August 1873||28 March 1972||98 years, 237 days
 |Longest-lived French Prime Minister
+Last state leader born in 1873
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 |'''42'''||'''{{wp|Jimmy Carter}}'''||'''United States'''||{{wp|List of presidents of the United States|President}} (1977–1981)||'''1 October 1924'''||'''Alive'''||'''{{age in years and days|1924|10|1}}'''
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-|44||'''{{wp|Ramón José Velásquez}}'''||Venezuela||{{wp|List of presidents of Venezuela|President}} (1993–1994)||31 August 1879||22 March 1978||97 years, 208 days
+|44||'''{{wp|Ramón José Velásquez}}'''||Venezuela||{{wp|List of presidents of Venezuela|President}} (1993–1994)||28 November 1916||24 June 2014||97 years, 208 days
 |Longest-lived Venezuelan President
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-|45||'''{{wp|Isidro Ayora}}'''||Ecuador||{{wp|List of presidents of Ecuador|President}} (1926–1931)||2 August 1874||14 February 1973||98 years, 203 days
+|45||'''{{wp|Isidro Ayora}}'''||Ecuador||{{wp|List of presidents of Ecuador|President}} (1926–1931)||31 August 1879||23 March 1978||98 years, 203 days
 |Longest-lived Ecuadorian Preident
+Last state leader born in 1879
+Last state leader born in the 1870's decade
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 |'''46'''||'''{{wp|Guillermo Rodríguez (politician)|Guillermo Rodríguez}}'''||'''Ecuador'''||{{wp|List of presidents of Ecuador|President}} (1972–1976)||'''4 November 1924'''||'''Alive'''||'''{{age in years and days|1924|11|4}}'''
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 |47||'''{{wp|Émile Reuter}}'''||Luxembourg||{{wp|List of prime ministers of Luxembourg|Prime Minister}} (1918–1925)||2 August 1874||14 February 1973||98 years, 196 days
 |Longest-lived Luxembourgish Prime Minister
+Last state leader born in 1874
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 |48||'''{{wp|Mamadou Dia}}'''||Senegal||{{wp|List of prime ministers of Senegal|Prime Minister}} (1960–1962)||18 July 1910||25 January 2009||98 years, 191 days
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 |49||'''{{wp|Aden Adde}}'''||Somalia||{{wp|List of presidents of Somalia|President}} (1960–1967)||9 December 1908||8 June 2007||98 years, 181 days
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+|Last state leader born in 1908
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 |50||'''{{wp|Nouhak Phoumsavanh}}'''||Laos
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 |53||'''{{wp|Borys Martos}}'''||Ukraine||{{wp|List of prime ministers of Ukraine|Chairman of the Council of Ministers}} (1919)||20 May 1879||19 September 1977||98 years, 122 days
 |Longest-lived Ukrainian Prime Minister
+Last state leader born in 1879
+Last state leader born in the 1870's decade
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 |54||'''{{wp|Artúr Görgei}}'''||Hungary||{{Wp|List of heads of state of Hungary|Acting Gocernor-President}} (1849)||30 January 1818||31 May 1916||98 years, 112 days
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 |58||'''{{wp|Venceslau Brás}}'''||Brazil||{{wp|List of heads of state of Brazil|President}} (1914–1918)||26 February 1868||15 May 1966||98 years, 78 days
 |Longest-lived Brazilian President
+Last state leader born in 1868
+Last state leader born in the 1860's decade
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 |59||'''{{wp|List_of_representatives_of_the_Co-Princes_of_Andorra|Claude Rostain}}'''||Andorra||{{wp|List of representatives of the Co-Princes of Andorra|French Viguier}} (1972–1977)||16 February 1916||10 February 2015||98 years, 56 days
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+|Last state leader born in 1916
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 |60||'''{{wp|Ramaswamy Venkataraman}}'''||India||{{wp|List of presidents of India|President}} (1987–1992)||4 December 1910||27 January 2009||98 years, 54 days
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 |61||'''{{wp|Dezső Pattantyús-Ábrahám}}'''||Hungary||{{wp|List of prime ministers of Hungary|Prime Minister}} (1919)||10 July 1875||25 July 1973||98 years, 15 days
 |Longest-lived Hungarian Prime Minister
+Last state leader born in 1875
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 |'''<nowiki/>'<nowiki/>''62'''''||'''{{wp|Ali Hassan Mwinyi}}'''||'''Tanzania'''|| {{wp|List of presidents of Tanzania|President}} (1985–1995)<br>{{wp|Charma Cha MapinduziNational Chairman of the Chama Cha Mapinduzi}} (1990–1992)|| '''8 May 1925'''||'''Alive'''||'''{{age in years and days|1925|5|8}}'''
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 |70||'''{{wp|Baron Ignaz von Plener}}'''||Cisleithania<br>(Austria-Hungary)||{{wp|List of ministers-president of Austria|Minister-President}} (1870)||21 May 1810||17 February 1908||97 years, 272 days
 |Longest-lived Austrian Minister-President
+Last State leader born in the 1810's decade
+Last state Leader born in 1810
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 |71||'''{{wp|Domhnall Ua Buachalla}}'''||Irish Free State||{{wp|Governoor-General of the Irish Free State|Governor-General}} (1932–1936)||3 February 1866||30 October 1963||97 years, 267 days
 |Longest-lived Irish Governor-General
+Last state leader born in 1866
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 |72||'''{{wp|Abdelmalek Benhabyles}}'''||Algeria||Chair of the Constitutional Council (1992)||27 April 1921||28 December 2018||97 years, 245 days
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 |73||'''{{wp|Francesc Badia Batalla}}'''||Andorra||{{wp|List of representatives of the Co-Princes of Andorra|Episcopal Veguer}} (1972–1993)||10 January 1923||14 August 2020 ||97 years, 217 days
 |Longest-lived Andorran Episcopal Viguier
+Last state leader born in 1923
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 |74||'''{{wp|He Yingqin}}'''||Taiwan||{{wp|List of premiers of the Republic of China|Premier}} (1949)||2 April 1890w||21 October 1987||97 years, 202 days
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 |78||'''{{wp|Alfredo Solf y Muro}}'''||Peru||{{wp|List of prime ministers of Peru|Prime Minister}} (1939–1944)||15 March 1872||14 August 1969||97 years, 152 days
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+|Last state leader born in 1872
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 |79||'''{{wp|Patricio Aylwin}}'''||Chile||{{wp|List of presidents of Chile|President}} (1990–1994)||26 November 1918||26 November 1918||97 years, 145 days
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 |89||'''{{wp|Cardinal (Catholic Church)|Cardinal}} {{wp|Gennaro Granito Pignatelli di Belmonte}}'''||Vatican City||{{wp|List of popes|Acting Sovereign}} (1939)||10 April 1851|| 16 February 1948||96 years, 312 days
 |Longest-lived Cardinal-dean
+Last state leader born in 1851
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 |90||'''{{wp|Khertek Anchimaa-Toka}}'''||Tuva||{{wp|List of leaders of Communist Tuva|Chair of the Presidium}} (1940–1944)||1 January 1912||4 November 2008||96 years, 308 days
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 |91||{{wp|'''Camille Huysmans}}'''||Belgium||{{wp|List of prime ministers of Belgium|Prime Minister}} (1946–1947)||26 May 1871||25 February 1968||96 years, 275 days
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+|Last state leader born in 1971
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 |92||'''{{wp|Yitzhak Shamir}}'''||Israel||{{wp|List of prime ministers of Turkey|Prime Minister}} (1983–1984; 1986–1992)||22 October 1915||30 June 2012||96 years, 252 days
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 |93||'''{{wp|Federico Paéz}}'''||Ecuador||{{wp|List of prime ministers of Ecuador|President}} (1935–1937)||4 June 1877||9 February 1974||96 years, 250 days
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+|Last state leader born in 1877
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 |94||'''{{wp|Habib Bourguiba}}'''||Tunisia||{{wp|List of prime ministers of Turkey|Prime Minister}} (1956–1957)<br>{{wp|List of presidents of Turkey|President}} (1957–1987)||28 November 1916||24 June 2014||96 years, 247 days
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 |95||'''{{wp|Vyacheslav Molotov}}'''||Soviet Union||{{wp|List of premiership of the Soviet Union|Premier}} (1930–1941)||9 March 1890||8 November 1986||96 years, 244 days
 |Longest-lived Soviet Premier
+Last state leader born in 1980
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 |96||'''{{wp|Yang Hyong-sop}}'''||North Korea||{{wp|Chairman of the Standing Committee of the Supreme People's Assembly|Chairman of the Presidium of the Supreme People's Assembly}} (1994-1998)||1 October 1925||13 May 2022||96 years, 224 days
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 |76–98||'''{{wp|Constantine Kollias}}'''||Greece||{{wp|List of prime ministers of Greece|Prime Minister}} (1967)||1901||13 July 1998||96 years, 194 days to 97 years, 193 days
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+|Last state leader born in 1901
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 |99||'''{{wp|Pedro Richter Prada}}'''|||Peru||{{wp|List of prime ministers of Peru|Prime Minister}} (1979–1980)||4 January 1921||14 July 2017||96 years, 191 days