Family
- Father: Sima Yi
- Mother: Zhang Chunhua
- Spouse: Wang Yuanji
- Children:
- Sima Yan, usurped the Cao Wei throne and founded the Jin Dynasty
- Sima You, Prince Xian of Qi, continued Sima Shi's family line
- Sima Zhao (司馬兆), died at the age of 10, posthumously granted title Prince Ai of Chengyang
- Sima Dingguo (司馬定國), died at the age of 3, posthumously granted title Prince Daohui of Liaodong
- Sima Guangde (司馬廣德), died at the age of 2, posthumously granted title Prince Shang of Guanghan
- Sima Jian (司馬鑒), instated as Prince Ping of Le'an in 265, died in 297
- Sima Ji (司馬機), instated as Prince of Yan in 265
- Sima Yongzuo (司馬永祚), Prince of Leping
- Sima Yanzuo (司馬延祚), Prince of Liang, continued Sima Tong (司馬彤)'s family line
- Princess Jingzhao (京兆長公主), personal name unknown
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