Does Zhuge Liang really have a son, does Zhuge Liang have a son?

Yes, but his father's name is too prosperous, and his descendants are mediocre.

In my memory, Zhuge Liang's father-in-law appeared twice in "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", and his wife and children did not appear, but it is inferred from common sense that Zhuge Liang has children and grandchildren.

Zhuge Liang has two sons, the eldest son Zhuge Zhan and the youngest son Zhuge Huai.

Zhuge Zhan is the eldest son of Liang.

1, Zhuge Liang has two sons. They are: Zhuge Qiao, the second son of his brother Zhuge Jin, and later became Zhuge Liang's adopted son. Zhuge Zhan, Zhuge Liang's eldest son.

2. Qing Dynasty historian Zhang Shu's "Zhuge Zhongwuhou Anthology and Stories" also recorded Zhuge Liang's third son Zhuge Huai, Zhuge Zhan's third son Zhuge Zhen and Zhuge Liang's daughter Zhuge Guo, but historical researcher Zhang Chongchen believes that these characters are fictional and do not exist.

When Zhuge Liang was 46 years old, his biological son Zhuge Zhan was born, and historical records record that when Zhuge Liang died, Zhuge Zhan was only eight years old. But he has been smart and cute since he was a child, good at calligraphy and painting, and has a strong memory. When he grew up, he started as a junior officer and rose through the ranks to the general of the corps where his father had been.

Later, Zhuge Zhanguan became the general of Wei and was once in charge of the government of Shu. When Deng Ai, the general of Wei, attacked Shu, Zhuge Zhan led the army to resist, refused to be lured by the Wei army, and died in Mianzhu. At that time, his son Zhuge Shang was only seventeen years old and also died on the battlefield; When Zhuge Zhan was martyred, his second son Zhuge Jing was still very young and under the age to join the army to fight, so he survived.

After the Jin Dynasty unified the Three Kingdoms, Zhuge Jing was relocated to the Central Plains by the new imperial court and recruited as an official. Zhuge Jing served as the commander of Meixian County in the Guanzhong region and governed it very well. Back then, his grandfather Zhuge Liang wanted to attack Meixian many times, but he couldn't do it.

Unexpectedly, history played a little joke on him, and let his grandson, whom he had never met, become the county magistrate here.

Ancestor: Zhuge Feng (Western Han Dynasty Sili School Captain) Zhuge Liang in the old version of "Romance of the Three Kingdoms".

Father: Zhuge Jungong (Taishan Juncheng in the late Eastern Han Dynasty) Mother: Zhang's uncle: Zhuge Xuan (Yuzhang Taishou).

Spouse: Huang Yueying (Huang Shuo) Clan: Zhuge Dan Brothers: Zhuge Jin (brother), Zhuge Jun (brother).

Children: Zhuge Zhan (eldest son), Zhuge Huai (youngest son), Zhuge Guo (eldest daughter), Zhuge Qiao (adopted son, son of the original Zhuge Jin).

Grandsons: Zhuge Shang (Zhan's eldest son), Zhuge Jing (Zhan's second son), Zhuge Zhen (Zhan's third son), Zhuge Pan (after the adopted son, because Zhuge Ke was convicted, he was beheaded all over the house, so he returned to Zhuge Jin's disciples) Heirs: Jiang Wan, Fei Yuan, Jiang Wei.

Zhuge Liang clan (11 people, 3 women, 3 magnates, 1 descendant has no official records; 1 person is promoted, and 1 person is powerful).

Zhuge Liang, the word Kong Ming, Qingzhou Lang Evil Yang Du people (Note 1). Prime Minister, Marquis of Wuxiang, Lingyi Prefecture Mu. The young master studied from Pang Degong and Sima Hui. Jianxing died in August of the twelfth year of the army (AD234) at the age of 54.

Zhuge Zhan, the word Siyuan, Liangzi. Seventeen years old, Princess Shang, worship the captain. Xingdu guards the general, and reads the book in peace. He died in the Battle of Mianzhu at the age of 37.

Zhuge Shang, Zhan's eldest son. He died in battle with his father at the age of 17.

Zhuge Jing, the word Xingzong, the second son of Zhan, seemed to be an adult when Shu died. The Jin Dynasty reigned to Jiangzhou Thorn History.

Zhuge Jun, Brother Liang, Captain of Changshui.

Zhuge Qiao, the word Bosong, the second son of Zhuge Jin, the general of Wu, succeeded to his younger brother Liang, and followed Liang to Hanzhong. He was twenty-five years old and died in the sixth year of Jianxing.

Zhuge Pan, Qiao Zi, General Yiwu of the Guardian Army. He also died young.

Zhuge Xian, Panzi. In the first year of Xianxi, he moved to Hedong (AD264).

Huang Shuo, Zi Yueying, Jingzhou Nan Baishui (Note 2). Liang's wife, his mother, the daughter of Huang Chengyan, a famous scholar in Nannan, and the niece of Liu Cousin (Note 3). He is proficient in mechanical techniques (Note 4).

Zhuge Shi, Liang's eldest sister, Wei Fangling's wife (Note 5). Kuai Qi was probably Kuai Yue's son or nephew (Note 6). In the twenty-fourth year of Jian'an (AD219), Kuai Qi was killed by Meng Dabing.

Zhuge Shi, Liang Xiaojie, Wei Huangmen official Lang Pang Shan Min wife (Note 7). The mountain people are the sons of the indigenous clan of Xiangyang and the famous man Pang Degong, and they also have a name and died early.