Family
- Father
- Zhen Yi (甄逸), magistrate of Shangcai district
- Mother
- Lady Zhang (張氏)
- Brothers
- Zhen Yu (甄豫), died young
- Zhen Yan (甄儼), grandfather of future Empress Huai
- Zhen Yao (甄堯)
- Older sisters
- Zhen Jiang (甄姜)
- Zhen Tuo (甄脫)
- Zhen Dao (甄道)
- Zhen Rong (甄榮)
- Husbands
- Yuan Xi, second son of warlord Yuan Shao
- Cao Pi, Emperor Wen of Cao Wei, father of Cao Rui and Princess Dongxiang
- Son
- Cao Rui (205 – 22 January 239), initially the Prince of Pingyuan (created 222), later the Crown Prince (created 226), later Emperor Ming of Cao Wei
- Daughter
- Princess Dongxiang (東鄉公主)
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