Xun Yu - Family

Family

  • Grandfather: Xun Shu (荀淑), served as Prefect of Langling
  • Father: Xun Gun (緄), served as Chancellor of Jinan
  • Uncles:
    • Xun Jian (荀儉)
    • Xun Jing (荀靖)
    • Xun Dao (荀燾)
    • Xun Wang (荀汪)
    • Xun Shuang (荀爽), served as Chancellor of Pingyuan, Minister of the Household, and Excellency of Works
    • Xun Su (荀肅)
    • Xun Fu (荀旉)
  • Siblings:
    • Xun Yan (荀衍), third older brother
    • Xun Chen, younger brother, served Yuan Shao, persuaded Han Fu to surrender, fate unknown after the Battle of Guandu
  • Spouse: Lady Tang (唐氏), daughter of Tang Heng (唐衡)
  • Sons:
    • Xun Yun (荀惲), served as Rapid as Tigers General of the Household, married Cao Cao's daughter Princess Anyang, died at a young age
    • Xun Yu (荀俁), served as Palace Assistant Imperial Clerk
    • Xun Shen (荀詵), served as General-in-Chief's Assistant Officer, died at a young age
    • Xun Yi (荀顗), served as Imperial Secretary, later served as Grand Commandant during the Jin Dynasty, granted title of Duke of Linhuaikang
    • Xun Can (荀粲), married Cao Hong's daughter, died at the age of 29
  • Son-in-law: Chen Qun, served the state of Wei, initiator of the nine-rank system
  • Nephew: Xun You, one of Cao Cao's advisors
  • Grandsons:
    • Xun Han (荀甝), oldest son of Xun Yun, granted title of Marquis of Guangyangxiang, died at the age of 30
    • Xun Yi (荀霬), second son of Xun Yun, married Sima Yi's daughter, served as a general, posthumously granted title of Marquis of Zhen
    • Xun Yu (荀寓), son of Xun Yu (荀俁), served as Imperial Secretary during the Jin Dynasty
  • Great grandsons:
    • Xun Jun (荀頵), son of Xun Han, served as Right Inspector of the Feathered Forest Imperial Guard, died at a young age
    • Xun Dan (荀憺), oldest son of Xun Yi (荀霬), served as Minister Steward
    • Xun Kai (荀愷), second son of Xun Yi (荀霬), served as General Who Conquers the West during the Jin Dynasty
    • Xun Kui (荀悝), third son of Xun Yi (荀霬), served as Protector General of the Army, posthumously appointed General of Chariots and Cavalry
    • Xun Yu (荀羽), son of Xun Yu (荀寓), served as Imperial Secretary
  • Descendants:
    • Xun Song (荀崧), son of Xun Jun, served as Household Counsellor
      • Xun Guan (荀灌), son of Xun Song
      • Xun Xian (荀羨), son of Xun Song, served as North General of the Household, and Governor of Xu and Yan provinces
        • Xu Bozi (荀伯子), grandson of Xun Xian, served as Palace Assistant Imperial Clerk during the Liu Song Dynasty, author of the Xun Family Records (荀氏家傳)

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