Family
- Ancestor: Ma Yuan
- Grandfather: Ma Ping (馬平)
- Father: Ma Teng, a prominent warlord who served as Minister of the Guards in Luoyang. He was executed on Cao Cao's orders after Ma Chao started a rebellion.
- Siblings:
- Ma Xiu, younger brother, executed on Cao Cao's orders after Ma Chao started a rebellion
- Ma Tie, younger brother, executed on Cao Cao's orders after Ma Chao started a rebellion
- Cousins:
- Ma Dai, younger cousin, became a general in Shu Han
- Spouses:
- Lady Dong (董氏), Ma Chao's concubine. She remained in Zhang Lu's domain when Ma defected to Liu Bei. Cao Cao presented her to Yan Pu after Zhang Lu surrendered.
- Children:
- Ma Qiu (馬秋), born to Lady Dong. He remained in Zhang Lu's domain when his father defected to Liu Bei. Cao Cao presented him to Zhang Lu after Zhang surrendered. Zhang Lu killed him personally.
- Ma Cheng (馬承)
- Lady Ma (馬氏), married Liu Bei's son Liu Li, the Prince of Anping
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