Imperial House Corrino - Corrino Family Tree

Corrino 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.

House Harkonnen Butler family
Xavier Harkonnen
223 - 164 B.G.
Octa Butler
b. 219 B.G.
Wandra Harkonnen
(Butler)
174 - 87 B.G.
Quentin Vigar
(Butler)
d. 88 B.G.
Rikov Butler
138 - 108 B.G.
Faykan Butler
(Corrino)
b. 145 B.G.
Abulurd Butler
(Harkonnen)
126 - 68 B.G.
Rayna Butler
119 - 22 B.G.
Jules Corrino Orenna Corrino
(The Virgin Empress)
House Harkonnen
Tabrina Péle
(Corrino)
Salvador Corrino
b. 52 B.G.
Roderick Corrino
b. 50 B.G.
Haditha Corrino Anna Corrino
b. 26 B.G.
73 Padishah Emperors Nantha Corrino
b. 11 B.G.
3 other children
Raphael Corrino
Vutier Corrino II
Fondil Corrino III
9.843 - 10,018 A.G.
Yvette Hagal
10,024 - 10,075 A.G.
Elrood Corrino IX
9,999 - 10,156 A.G.
Habla Corrino
10,071 - 10,132 A.G.
Edwina Corrino
10,070 - 10,123 A.G.
Shaddam Corrino IV
10,119 - 10,212 A.G.
Anirul Sadow-Tonkin Corrino
d. 10,176 A.G.
Chani
d. 10,207 A.G.
Paul Atreides
10,176 - 10,219 A.G.
Irulan
10,162 - 10,248 A.G.
Chalice
b. 10, 164 A.G.
Wensicia
b. 10,166 A.G.
Josifa Rugi
Leto Atreides II
10,207 - 13,725 A.G.
Ghanima Atreides
b. 10,207 A.G.
Farad'n Corrino
b. 10,198 A.G.
many children

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