Personal Information
- Father
- Koumi (寇覓), posthumously honored as Emperor Xiao, distant nephew of Shi Le's father Zhouhezhu (周曷朱). His grandfather's name was Beye
- Wives
- Lady Guo, sister of the general Guo Rong (郭榮)
- Lady Cui
- Empress Zheng Yingtao (given title and deposed 337, killed by Ran Min 349), mother of Princes Sui and Zun
- Empress Du Zhu (given title 337, deposed 348), mother of Princes Xuan and Tao
- Empress Liu, daughter of Liu Yao (given title 348, killed by Shi Zun 349), mother of Prince Shi
- Children
- Shi Sui (石邃), initially the Prince of Qi (given title 330), later the Crown Prince of Wei (given title 333), later the Crown Prince (given title and executed 337)
- Shi Xuan (石宣), initially the Prince of Hejian (given title 333), later the Crown Prince (given title 337, executed 348)
- Shi Tao (石韜), initially the Prince of Le'an (given title 333), later the Duke of Qin (given title 337, assassinated by Shi Xuan 348)
- Shi Zun (石遵), initially the Prince of Qi (given title 333), later the Duke of Pengcheng (given title 337), later the Prince of Pengcheng (given title 349), later emperor
- Shi Jian (石鑒), initially the Prince of Dai (given title 333), later the Duke of Yiyang (given title 337), later the Prince of Yiyang (given title 349), later emperor
- Shi Bao (石苞), initially the Prince of Leping (given title 333), later the Duke of Leping (given title 337), later the Prince of Leping (given title and executed by Shi Jian 349)
- Shi Bin (石斌), initially the Prince of Pingyuan (given title 330), later the Prince of Zhangwu (given title 333), later the Duke of Yan (given title 337), later the Prince of Yan (given title and executed by Empress Liu 349)
- Shi Ting (石挺), the Prince of Liang (given title 330, killed in battle by Guo Quan (郭權) 333)
- Shi Zhi (石祇), initially the Prince of Xinxing, later emperor
- Shi Kun (石琨), the Prince of Ruyin (executed by Jin 352)
- Shi Shi (石世), initially the Duke of Qi, later the Crown Prince (given title 348), later emperor
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