They walked together. Then, did their descendants still have stories?

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The descendants of the Nangong Family still existed. The Nangong family originated from Nangong Zi, a good friend of King Wen of Zhou. His descendants were the Nangong family. In addition, there was also a saying that the Nangong family originated from the son of Meng Xizi in the State of Lu during the Spring and Autumn Period. He lived in Nangong and his descendants took the place name as their surname. Although there was no specific mention of modern descendants, it could be inferred that the descendants of the Nangong family might still exist.

There were different opinions on whether Han Xin had descendants. Some historical records stated that Han Xin's three clans were exterminated by Empress Lu, so there should be no descendants. However, there were also some genealogy records that said that there was a person in the Wei family with the surname Han. His name was Ying, and he was a descendant of Han Xin. In addition, some people claimed to be Han Xin's descendants, but they could not provide conclusive evidence to prove their identity. Therefore, the question of whether Han Xin had descendants was still a mystery.

The Ghost Cave Tribe was a fictional race that only existed in novels, anime, games, and other fictional works. Because the existence and content of the Ghost Cave Tribe were related to horror and horror, many people questioned the authenticity of the Ghost Cave Tribe. There was no conclusive evidence as to whether the Ghost Cave Tribe really existed. Although some literary works would describe the existence of the Ghost Cave Tribe, these works were usually fictional, just to satisfy the readers 'terrifying imagination. Therefore, we can think of the Ghost Cave Tribe as a fictional race that does not exist in the real world. It was also an uncertain question whether the Ghost Cave Tribe had descendants. Since the Ghost Cave Tribe was a fictional race, it was impossible to determine if they had descendants or if there were other races related to them. Usually, the question of the descendants of fictional races was based on the plot of novels, anime, and other literary works. Therefore, this question also needed to be answered according to the specific literary works.

Puyi had no biological children. He did not leave any descendants for decades after his abdication. Although some people claimed to be descendants of Pu Yi, they did not provide conclusive evidence to support their claims. Therefore, there was no conclusive evidence that Puyi had descendants.

The Gao family of Northern Qi still had descendants. After the fall of Northern Qi, their descendants migrated to Sichuan. The specific situation was not mentioned, but according to the information provided, it could be confirmed that the Gao family of Northern Qi had descendants.

Yes, the Gao family of Northern Qi still had descendants. After the fall of Northern Qi, their descendants migrated to Sichuan. The specific situation was not mentioned, but according to the information provided, it could be confirmed that the Gao family of Northern Qi had descendants.

Liu Bang had eight sons. They were Liu Fei, the eldest son of the Shu family, who was granted the title of King of Qi, Liu Ying, the second son, who was Emperor Xiaohui, Liu Ruyi, the third son, who was granted the title of King of Zhao, Liu Heng, the fourth son, who was Emperor Wen, Liu Hui, the fifth son, who was granted the title of King of Liang, Liu You, the sixth son, who was granted the title of King of Huaiyang, the seventh son, Liu Jianglu, who was granted the title of King of Jiaoxi, and the eighth son, Liu Yin, who was granted the title of King of Jiaodong. As for the exact number of descendants, the search results did not provide relevant information, so it was impossible to know.

Hai Rui, an upright official of the Ming Dynasty, did not have any descendants who survived to adulthood. He had five children, including two sons, Hai Zhongdi and Hai Zhongliang, and three daughters. Unfortunately, all five of them died early due to illness. In his later years, Hai Rui married another wife, but their son unfortunately died young. As a result, Hai Rui did not have any offspring that survived to adulthood.

Yes, Han Li and Nangong Wan indeed had a daughter named Han Wutong. In "The Legend of Mortal Cultivation" and its derivative works, Nangong Wan and Han Li were the two main characters. Their daughter, Han Wutong, was the crystallization of their love and also the symbol of their new life in the world of cultivation. Han Wutong's existence played an important role in this story. Thus, it was certain that Han Li and Nangong Wan had descendants. While waiting for the TV series, he could also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "The Legend of Mortal Cultivation"!