If the descendants also include daughters and granddaughters and their children, there should be.

According to historical records:

Liu Shi, Emperor of the Han and Yuan Dynasties, had three sons: Liu Ao, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, Liu Kang, Duke Tao of Ding Dynasty, and Liu Xing, King of Zhongshan.

Emperor gaozu Liu Ao had no son, and the throne passed to Liu Xin, the son of emperor gaozu Liu Kang. It turns out that Liu Xin has inherited the throne of Dingtao Wang Gong. After Ding Tao Wang Gong became emperor, he did not inherit it, but changed it to the grandson of Xuan Di, the Emperor of the Han Dynasty, indicating that Liu Xin had no younger brother, that is, Liu Kang only had 1 son, otherwise he would not have done so.

Emperor Liu Xin of the Han Dynasty had no sons, and the throne was passed to Liu Kan, the son of Liu Xing, who had only 1 sons. Therefore, the position of Zhongshan Wang Xiao was also inherited after the succession. Liu Kan died at the age of 65,438+04, with no descendants.

Emperor Han and Yuan had two daughters, and the historical records were unknown, and there was no mention of his death, marriage and children.

Emperor Han Chengdi has no daughter.

Liu Kang, King Ding Taogong, did not record whether he had a daughter.

Liu Xing, the filial piety king of Zhongshan, has three daughters, whose names are recorded in history, but the specific life experience is not recorded.