Family
- Maternal great-grandfather: Liu Taigong
- Paternal grandfather: Zhang Er, Prince Jin of Zhao
- Maternal grandfather/father-in-law: Emperor Gaozu of Han
- Maternal grandmother/mother-in-law: Empress Lü Zhi
- Uncle/Husband: Emperor Hui of Han
- Father: Zhang Ao, Prince of Zhao and Marquis of Xuanping
- Mother: Princess Yuan of Lu
- Brother: Zhang Yan, Prince Yuan of Lu and Marquis of Nangong
- Brother: Zhang Shou, Marquis of Lechang
- Adopted son: Liu Gong, Emperor Qianshao
- Adopted son: Liu Qiang, Prince Huai of Huaiyang
- Adopted son: Liu Buyi, Prince Ai of Hengshan
- Adopted son: Liu Hong, Emperor Houshao
- Adopted son: Liu Zhao, Prince of Hengshan
- Adopted son: Liu Wu, Prince of Huaiyang
- Adopted son: Liu Tai, Prince of Liang
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