Chen Youliang - Family

Family

  • Father: Chen Pucai (陳普才) - created a count by Zhu Yuanzhang after the downfall of Han
  • Brothers:
  • Chen Youren (陳友仁) - killed in the Battle of Poyang Lake
  • Chen Yougui (陳友貴) - killed in the Battle of Poyang Lake
  • Two other brothers would also be created counts by Zhu Yuanzhang after the downfall of Han
  • Spouses:
Chen Youliang had several concubines respectively surnamed Yang, Lou, Tao and Du (阇). Consort Du was captured along with Chen Shan. Concubines Yang and Lou predeceased Chen Youliang.
  • Children:
    • Chen Shan, crown prince
    • Chen Li, his successor

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