Xiahou Zijiang (simplified: 夏侯子江, traditional: 夏侯子江, pinyin: Xiàhóu Zǐjiāng) was a son of Xiahou Dun. Along with his brother Xiahou Zizang and five other brothers, he was posthumously granted the title Marquis of the Interior (關內侯). Few other details are recorded in the sources.
Xiahou Zijiang夏侯子江
Son of Xiahou Dun; posthumously granted the title Marquis of the Interior.
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