Family
- Father: Wang Ze (王澤), served as Administrator of Dai Commandery during the Han Dynasty
- Sons:
- Wang Hun (王渾), military general of Cao Wei, later served the Jin Dynasty, participated in the conquest of Wu by Jin, appointed Excellency Over the Masses
- Wang Shen (王深), Inspector of Ji Province
- Wang Zhan (王湛), Administrator of Runan
- Grandsons:
- Wang Shang (王尚), oldest son of Wang Hun, granted a marquis title, died at a young age
- Wang Ji (王濟), second son of Wang Hun, served as a Palace Attendant during the Jin Dynasty
- Wang Cheng (王澄), third son of Wang Hun, granted a marquis title, served as an official during the Jin Dynasty
- Wang Wen (王汶), fourth son of Wang Hun, served as an official during the Jin Dynasty
- Wang Cheng (王承), son of Wang Zhan, served as Inner Attendant in Donghai
- Great-grandsons:
- Wang Zhuo (王卓), oldest son of Wang Ji, served as an official
- Wang Yu (王聿), second son of Wang Ji, married a Jin Dynasty princess, granted title of Marquis of Minyang
- Wang Shu (王述), son of Wang Cheng, served as Imperial Secretary and General of the Guards during the Jin Dynasty
- Great-great-grandson:
- Wang Tanzhi (王坦之), son of Wang Shu, served as General of the Household, Inspector of Xu and Yan provinces during the Jin Dynasty
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