Family
- Grandfather: Duke Zhuang I of Qi
- Father: Duke Xi of Qi
- Uncle: Yizhongnian 夷仲年
- Cousin: Wuzhi
- Brother: Duke Xiang of Qi
- Brother: Prince Jiu 公子糾
- Sister: Xuan Jiang, Duchess of Wey 宣姜, married Duke Xuan of Wey
- Nephew: Duke Hui of Wey 衛惠公
- Nephew: Duke Dai of Wey 衛戴公
- Nephew: Duke Wen of Wey 衛文公
- Niece: Lady Song Huan 宋桓公夫人, married Duke Huan of Song
- Niece: Lady Xu Mu, married Duke Mu of Xu
- Sister: Wen Jiang, Duchess of Lu, married Duke Huan of Lu
- Nephew: Duke Zhuang of Lu 魯莊公
- Concubine: Wey Ji the Elder
- Son: Wukui
- Concubine: Wey Ji the Younger
- Son: Duke Hui of Qi
- Grandson: Duke Qing of Qi
- Son: Duke Hui of Qi
- Concubine: Zheng Ji
- Son: Duke Xiao of Qi
- Concubine: Ge Ying
- Son: Duke Zhao of Qi
- Grandson: She
- Son: Duke Zhao of Qi
- Concubine: Mi Ji
- Son: Duke Yi of Qi
- Concubine: Song Hua Zi
- Son: Prince Yong 公子雍
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