Personal Information
- Father
- Qian Kuan (錢寬) (835-895), posthumously honored King Yingxian
- Mother
- Lady Shuiqiu (died 901), posthumously honored Lady Dowager Taixuan of Zhao
- Wife
- Lady Wu (858-919), Lady Zhuangmu of Wuyue, mother of Qian Chuanying
- Major Concubines
- Lady Chen, posthumously created the Lady Dowager Zhaoyi of Jin, mother of Qian Yuanguan
- Lady Hu, Lady Qing'an, mother of Qian Yuanji
- Lady Li, mother of Qian Yuanyi
- Lady Tong, Lady Ji'nan, mother of Qian Chuanqu
- Lady Zheng
- Children (38 sons, some of whom were not recorded in history)
- Qian Yuanji (錢元璣) (died 933), né Qian Chuanji (錢傳璣), the Duke of Ning
- Qian Chuanying (錢傳瑛) (died 913), né Qian Chuankai (錢傳鍇), posthumously created the Duke of Yun
- Qian Yuanyi (錢元懿) (886-951), né Qian Chuanchou (錢傳儔), later Qian Chuanyi (錢傳懿), Prince Xuanhui of Jinhua
- Qian Yuanliao (錢元璙) (887-942), né Qian Chuanliao (錢傳璙), posthumously created Prince Xuanyi of Guangling
- Qian Yuanguan (錢元瓘) (887-941), né Qian Chuanguan (錢傳瓘), later king
- Qian Chuanqu (錢傳(王瞿)) (888-907), Marquess of Yuyao
- Qian Yuanqiu (錢元球), né Qian Chuanqiu (錢傳球), Marquess of Dapeng
- Qian Yuanxu (錢元㺷), né Qian Chuanxu (錢傳㺷), Marquess of Fu'nan (executed by Qian Yuanguan 937)
- Qian Yuanxiang (錢元珦), né Qian Chuanxiang (錢傳珦), Marquess of Huaiyin (exeucted by Qian Yuanguan 937)
- Qian Chuansu (錢傳璛) (died 921?), Marquess of Xin'an
- Qian Chuanjing (錢傳璟), Duke of Xia
- Qian Yuanlin (錢元琳)
- Qian Yuangui (錢元璝) (899-965), posthumously created the Prince of Ningming
- Qian Yuanbi (錢元弼)
- Qian Chuansui (錢傳璲), the Marquess of Yongjia
- Qian Chuanji (錢傳㻑), the Marquess of Jinhua
- Qian Chuanyan (錢傳琰), the Marquess of Qiantang
- Qian Chuanzhen (錢傳珎)
- Qian Yuanyou (錢元祐)
- Qian Yuanlian (錢元璉)
- Qian Yuankang (錢元(王亢))
- Qian Yuanzhuo (錢元琢)
- Qian Yuanpu (錢元璞)
- Qian Yuandang (錢元璫)
- Qian Yuanxun (錢元珣)
- Qian Yuanyuan (錢元(王+(right side of 淵))
- Qian Yuanchen (錢元琛)
- Qian Yuanjin (錢元瑾)
- Qian Yuanyu (錢元裕)
- Qian Yuanfan (錢元璠)
- Qian Yuanxu (錢元勗)
- Qian Yuanxi (錢元禧)
- Qian Yuanqi (錢元祁)?
- Qian Yuangui (錢元珪)?
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