What are the descendants of Adou in the Three Kingdoms?

Children. Liu Xuan, the eldest son of Liu Chan, was established as the crown prince in the first year of Yanxi (238), and after the death of Shu Han, Zhong Hui rebelled in Chengdu and was killed by the rebels. Liu Yao, the second son of Liu Chan, was crowned the king of Anding in the first year of Yanxi (238), and surrendered after the death of Shu Han.

Liu Cong, the third son of Liu Chan, was crowned the king of Xihe in the fifteenth year of Yanxi (252), and died of illness in the fifth year of Jingyao (262). Liu Zhan, the fourth son of Liu Chan, was crowned King of Xinping in the nineteenth year of Yanxi (256), and surrendered after the death of Shu Han. Liu Chen, the fifth son of Liu Chan, was crowned the king of Beidi in the second year of Jingyao (259), and once opposed the proposal of Zhou to surrender to Wei, but was rejected by Liu Chan, so he committed suicide on the day of the death of Shu Han.

Liu Xun, the sixth son of Liu Chan, was crowned the king of Xinxing in the second year of Jingyao (259), and surrendered after the death of Shu Han. Inherited Liu Chan's title of Duke Anle. Liu Qian, the seventh son of Liu Chan, was crowned the king of the party in the second year of Jingyao (259), and surrendered after the death of Shu Han.

1 Liu Xuan, male, crown prince, Wang Guiren, eldest son of Liu Chan, established as the crown prince in 2382 Liu Yao, male prince king, to be examined, second son of Liu Chan, established as king of Anding in 2383 Liu Cong, male prince king, to be examined Liu Chan's third son, in 252 Liu Chan, fourth son of Liu Chan, in 256 as king of Xinping5 Liu Chen, male prince king, to be examined, Liu Chan's fifth son, in 259 as king of the north6 Liu Sui, male prince king, to be examined Liu Chan's sixth son, in 259 as the king of Xinxing7 Liu Xuan, male prince king, to be examined Liu Chan's seventh son, in 259 as the king of Shangdang8 Liu's (to be examined) female princess to be examined.

Children of Emperor Liu Chan of the Han Dynasty:

1 Liu Xuan, male, crown prince, Wang Guiren, eldest son of Liu Chan, established as the crown prince in 2382 Liu Yao, male prince king, to be examined, second son of Liu Chan, established as king of Anding in 2383 Liu Cong, male prince king, to be examined Liu Chan's third son, in 252 Liu Chan, fourth son of Liu Chan, in 256 as king of Xinping5 Liu Chen, male prince king, to be examined, Liu Chan's fifth son, in 259 as king of the north6 Liu Sui, male prince king, to be examined Liu Chan's sixth son, in 259 as the king of Xinxing7 Liu Xuan, male prince king, to be examined Liu Chan's seventh son, in 259 as the king of Shangdang8 Liu's (to be examined) female princess to be examined Married to Zhuge Zhan, Zhuge Zhan is the son of Zhuge Liang.

Liu Xuan, Liu Chan's eldest son.

Liu Yao, Liu Chan's second son.

Liu Cong, Liu Chan's third son.

Liu Zhan, Liu Chan's fourth son.

Liu Chen, Liu Chan's fifth son.

Liu Xun, the sixth son of Liu Chan.

Liu Xuan, the seventh son of Liu Chan.

Shu State's super-first-class general:

Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, Zhao Yun, Ma Chao, Wen Yang (although Huang Zhong is brave, Zheng Nai is old, and replaced by Wen Yang).

Shu State's super-first-class strategist:

Zhuge Liang, Pang Tong, Fa Zheng, Huang Quan, Liu Ba, Ma Liang, Li Hui.

Liu Bei's son begged the landlord to adopt it greatly Thank you!

Liu Bei's son, Adou is Liu Chan, born to Mrs. Gan, because he was pregnant in a dream of Beidou, so his nickname is Adou.

……His full name is Liu Chan ......Liu Bei's son ......

Liu Bei: I don't know about this.

Liu Xuan, the eldest son of Liu Chan, was made the crown prince at the age of fifteen, and after the death of Shu Han, Zhong Hui rebelled in Chengdu and was killed by the rebels. Liu Yao, the second son of Liu Chan, surrendered after the death of Shu Han. Yu Yongjia was killed in the rebellion.

Liu Cong, the third son of Liu Chan, surrendered after the death of Shu Han. Yu Yongjia was killed in the rebellion. Liu Zhan, the fourth son of Liu Chan, surrendered after the death of Shu Han.

Yu Yongjia was killed in the rebellion. Liu Chen, the fifth son of Liu Chan and the king of the Northern Land, once opposed the proposal of Zhou to surrender to Wei, but was rejected by Liu Chan, so he committed suicide on the day of the death of Shu Han. Yu Dai collapsed Liu Sui, the sixth son of Liu Zhuyuan Chan, surrendered after the death of Shu Han.

After the death of Shu, Liu Sui, the king of Taoyang, was unwilling to surrender to Wei, and sent Zhuge as an envoy to make peace with Yishuai Meng Qiu, and Liu Sui had to settle in Yongchang in Nanzhong. Liu Xuan (Liu Qian), the seventh son of Liu Chan, surrendered after the death of Shu Han. Yu Yongjia was killed in the rebellion.

Adou is Liu Bei's son, not Cao Cao's son. Many people will think that Adou is the son of Cao Cao, but they are bored that the real history is the son of Liu Maolu, whose name is Liu Chan.

As the saying goes, Adou, who can't be helped, describes a person, no matter how difficult you are in Liqiao, you can't make Wang Meng and him better. Adou's real name is Liu Langye Chan, and he was the son of Liu Bei of Shu during the Three Kingdoms period, and Liu Bei was assisted by Zhuge Liang after Liu Bei's death.

Definitely not, Adou is Liu Bei's son, and Adou, who can't be supported, is talking about the monarch of Shu, not Cao Cao's son.

No. Adou should refer to Liu Chan, because there is a sentence about "Adou who can't be helped", which is talking about him.

Liu Adou is Liu Bei's son, named Liu Chan, and his nickname is Adou, not Cao Cao's son.

Adou is a nickname, his name is Liu Chan, and he is Liu Bei's son.

Liu Xuan, the eldest son of Liu Chan, was made the crown prince at the age of fifteen, and after the death of Shu, Zhong Hui made a rebellion in Chengdu and was killed by the rebels.

Liu Yao, the second son of Liu Chan, surrendered after the death of Shu. Yu Yongjia was killed in the rebellion.

Liu Cong, the third son of Liu Chan, surrendered after the death of Shu. Yu Yongjia was killed in the rebellion.

Liu Zhan, the fourth son of Liu Chan, surrendered after the death of Shu. Yu Yongjia was killed in the rebellion.

Liu Chen, the fifth son of Liu Chan and the king of the Northland, once opposed Qian Zhou's proposal to surrender to Wei, but Liu Chan did not accept it and committed suicide on the day of surrender.

Liu Sui, the sixth son of Liu Chan, surrendered after the death of Shu. Yu Yongjia was killed in the rebellion.

Liu Xuan, the seventh son of Liu Chan, surrendered after the death of Shu. Yu Yongjia was killed in the rebellion.

I'm sorry, I read the wrong question, Liu Chan's wife is Zhang Fei's daughter, Queen Zhang.