Personal Information
- Father
- Yao Chang (Emperor Wucheng)
- Mother
- Empress She (but might be Consort Sun)
- Wives
- Empress Zhang (created 402)
- Empress Qi (created 412)
- Children
- Yao Hong (姚泓), the Crown Prince (created 402), later emperor
- Yao Yi (姚懿), the Duke of Taiyuan (created 402)
- Yao Bi (姚弼), the Duke of Guangping (created 402, forced to commit suicide 416)
- Yao Huang (姚洸), the Duke of Chenliu (created 402)
- Yao Xuan (姚宣), Duke (created 402)
- Yao Chen (姚諶), Duke (created 402)
- Yao Yin (姚愔), the Duke of Nanyang (created 402, executed by Yao Hong 416)
- Yao Pu (姚璞), the Duke of Pingyuan (created 402, executed by Liu Yu 417)
- Yao Zhi (姚質), Duke (created 402)
- Yao Kui (姚逵), Duke (created 402)
- Yao Yu (姚裕), Duke (created 402)
- Yao Guoer (姚國兒), Duke (created 402)
- Yao Geng'er (姚耕兒)
- Yao Huangmei (姚黃眉), Duke of Longxi of Northern Wei
- Princess Xiping, concubine of Emperor Mingyuan of Northern Wei
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