Family
- Ancestor: Xiahou Ying, served Emperor Gaozu of Han
- Siblings:
- Xiahou Lian (夏侯廉), younger brother, granted the title of a marquis
- Cousin: Xiahou Yuan, served as a general under Cao Cao, killed by Huang Zhong at the Battle of Mount Dingjun
- Children:
- Xiahou Chong (夏侯充)
- Xiahou Mao, married Cao Cao's daughter Princess Qinghe, appointed as General Who Pacifies the West
- Xiahou Zizang (夏侯子臧)
- Xiahou Zijiang (夏侯子江)
- Five other sons who were granted titles of marquises after Xiahou Dun's death
- Grandchildren:
- Xiahou Yi (夏侯廙), son of Xiahou Chong
- Two other grandsons who were granted titles of marquises after Xiahou Dun's death
- Great-grandchildren
- Xiahou Shao (夏侯劭), son of Xiahou Yi
- Xiahou Zuo (夏侯佐)
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