Personal Information
- Father
- Wang Nin (王恁)
- Mother
- Lady Dong, posthumously honored Lady Dowager of Qin and yet later Lady Dowager Zhuanghui of Jin
- Wife
- Lady Ren Neiming, posthumously honored empress
- Major Concubines
- Lady Huang, the Lady of Lu, later honored empress dowager (honored 933), later grand empress dowager (honored 936), mother of Prince Yanjun
- Lady Chen Jinfeng, later empress to Wang Yanjun
- Children
- Wang Yanhan (王延翰), later king
- Wang Yanjun (王延鈞), name later changed to Wang Lin (王鏻), later Emperor Huizong
- Wang Yanmei (王延美)
- Wang Yanbao (王延保)
- Wang Yanwu (王延武) (executed by Wang Jipeng 939)
- Wang Yanwang (王延望) (executed by Wang Jipeng 939)
- Wang Yanxī (王延羲, note different tone than his brother), name later changed to Wang Xi (王曦), later Emperor Jingzong
- Wang Yanxǐ (王延喜, note different tone than his brother) (killed by Zhu Wenjin 944)
- Wang Yanzheng (王延政), the Prince of Fusha, later emperor
- Wang Yanzi (王延資)
- Wang Yanzong (王延宗)
- Lady of Langye, wife of Li Min (李敏)
- Daughter, wife of Zhang Siqi (張思齊)
- Lady of Langye, wife of Qian Yuanxiang (錢元珦), son of Qian Liu king of Wuyue
- Daughter, wife of Yu Tingyin (余廷隱)
- Daughter
- Daughter
- Daughter
- Adoptive Children
- Wang Yanbin (王延稟), né Zhou Yanchen (周彥琛) (executed by Wang Yanjun 931), posthumously honored Prince Lingzhao (honored 933?) then as Prince Weisu of Wuping (honored 943)
- Wang Yanfeng (王延豐), biological child of Wang Shenzhi's brother Wang Chao
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