Personal Information
- Father
- Zhang Jun (Duke Zhongcheng)
- Mother
- Lady Liu (but see article on her on confusion with regard to his mother's identity)
- Wife
- Unclear whether he had one; historical accounts did not state that he had one but appeared to imply that he did, but no identity was ever given
- Major Concubines
- Consort Jiao, mother of Heir Apparent Dayu
- Consort Yuan (committed suicide when he was ill)
- Consort Xue (committed suicide when he was ill)
- Children
- Zhang Dahuai (張大懷), initially the heir apparent (created 367), later demoted to Duke of Gaochang
- Zhang Dayu (張大豫), the second heir apparent, claimed title of Governor of Liang in 386, killed by Lü Guang of Later Liang 387
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