Liu Bei - Family

Family

• Grandfather: Liu Xiong (劉雄)

• Father: Liu Hong (劉弘)

• Uncles:
  • Liu Yuanqi (劉元起), Liu Hong's younger brother
  • Liu Zijing (劉子敬)

• Spouses:
  • Lady Gan, mother of Liu Shan, died before 210, posthumously honored as Empress Zhaolie
  • Lady Mi, younger sister of Mi Zhu
  • Lady Sun, daughter of Sun Jian, married in 209, separated in 211
  • Empress Wu, younger sister of Wu Yi, instated in 221, died in 245

• Children:
  • Liu Shan, born to Lady Gan, crown prince, later became second emperor of Shu
  • Liu Yong (劉永), initially the Prince of Lu (instated in 221), later Prince of Ganling (instated in 230), moved to Luoyang with Liu Shan
  • Liu Li (劉理), initially the Prince of Liang (instated in 221), later Prince Dao of Anping (instated in 230), died in 244
  • Two daughters, captured by Cao Chun in the Battle of Changban, married Cao Chun's sons

• Adopted children:
  • Liu Feng, originally surnamed "Kou" (寇), forced to commit suicide in 220

• Grandchildren:
  • Liu Xuan, oldest son of Liu Shan, died during Zhong Hui's rebellion after the fall of Shu
  • Liu Yao (劉瑤), second son of Liu Shan, died during the Yongjia Rebellion
  • Liu Cong (劉琮), third son of Liu Shan, died during the Yongjia Rebellion
  • Liu Zan (劉瓚), fourth son of Liu Shan, died during the Yongjia Rebellion
  • Liu Chen, fifth son of Liu Shan, Prince of Beidi, committed suicide when his father surrendered
  • Liu Xun (劉恂), sixth son of Liu Shan, died during the Yongjia Rebellion
  • Liu Qu (劉璩), seventh son of Liu Shan, died during the Yongjia Rebellion
  • Liu Yin (劉胤), oldest son of Liu Li, Prince Ai, died at the age of 19
  • Liu Ji (劉輯), second son of Liu Li, moved to Luoyang with Liu Shan

• Great grandchildren:
  • Liu Cheng (劉承), son of Liu Yin, Prince Shang, died at the age of 20
  • Liu Xuan (劉玄), grandson of Liu Yong, survived the Yongjia Rebellion, moved to Chengdu