Personal Information
- Father
- Emperor Gaozu of Han
- Mother
- Consort Bo
- Wife
- Empress Dou, mother of Emperor Jing, Prince Wu and Princess Piao
- Major Concubines
- Consort Shen
- Consort Ji
- Children
- Liu Qi (劉啟), Crown Prince (b. 188 BC, created 179 BC, d. 141 BC), later Emperor Jing of Han
- Liu Wu (劉武), Prince of Dai (created 178 BC), then of Huaiyang (created 175 BC), then of Liang (created 169 BC) (d. 144 BC), known as Prince Xiao of Liang
- Liu Can (劉粲), Prince of Dai (created 178 BC) (d. 161 BC), known as Prince Xiao of Dai
- Liu Yi (劉易), Prince of Liang (d. 169 BC), of a fall from a horse, known as Prince Huai of Liang
- Princess Changping
- Liu Piao, the Princess Guantao
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