Harkonnen Family Tree
The following family tree assembles information from Frank Herbert's original novels as well as the prequel series Legends of Dune and Prelude to Dune.
| Ulf Harkonnen d. 217 B.G. |
Katarina Harkonnen d. 217 B.G. |
Manion Butler 250 - 166 B.G. |
Livia Butler 247 - 166 B.G. |
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| Piers Harkonnen b. 238 B.G. |
Xavier Harkonnen 223 - 164 B.G. |
Octa Butler b. 219 B.G. |
Serena Butler 221 - 164 B.G. |
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| Roella Harkonnen b. 201 B.G. |
Omilia Harkonnen b. 199 B.G. |
Wandra Harkonnen (Butler) 174 - 87 B.G. |
Quentin Vigar (Butler) d. 88 B.G. |
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| Faykan Butler (Corrino) b. 145 B.G. |
Rikov Butler 138 - 108 B.G. |
Kohe Tantor d. 108 B.G. |
Abulurd Butler (Harkonnen) b. 126 B.G. |
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| House Corrino | Rayna Butler b. 119 B.G. |
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| Victoria Harkonnen | Dmitri Harkonnen | Daphne Harkonnen | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| House Atreides | Tanidia Nerus | Vladimir Harkonnen | Emmi Rabban | Abulurd Harkonnen II | Marotin Harkonnen | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Leto Atreides I | Lady Jessica | Glossu Rabban | Feyd-Rautha Harkonnen | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Paul Atreides | Alia Atreides | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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