Qin Family

Biodata

Feature	Information
Name	Qin Family (秦家)
Alias(es)	Immortal Imperial Clan; Eternal Qin Family; Great Qin Imperial Dynasty
Affiliation	Sky Profound Continent; later supported by numerous vassal forces and allied sects
Occupation/Role	One of the Four Great Immortal Imperial Clans; later an Imperial Dynasty
Status	Active
First Appearance	Chapter 1

Power Progression

Chapter	Development
1	Established as one of the Four Great Immortal Imperial Clans standing at the pinnacle of the Sky Profound Continent, with a deep heritage and an elite younger generation ranked through the Five Great Orders 1.
43, 46	Qin Jiuge revealed his Ancient Twin Pupils and Kunpeng Treasure Technique during the Divine Son Trial. After he slaughtered more than a thousand demonic beasts, the trial was ended early and he was directly appointed Divine Son 43 46.
48	Qin Wuchen opened all clan cultivation resources to Qin Jiuge and assigned Wuchang Supreme with three Dark Guard squads to serve under the Divine Son's command 48.
69, 96	Qin Run was dispatched with the Family Head's Command Token and a Quasi-Emperor Weapon, then assigned as Qin Jiuge's Quasi-Emperor guardian; Qin Jiuge also received the key to the family treasure vault 69 96.
120, 121	The family revealed its hidden foundation: Qin Wuchen and ancestor Qin Shidi were both ninth-layer Quasi-Emperors, while Qin Shidi possessed the intact Imperial Weapon Universe One Qi Bag 120 121.
132	The Qin Family annihilated its three-century rival, the Liu Family, and absorbed the spoils left in its ruins 132.
291	Faced with a combined invasion by the Jiang Family, Lan Family, and Taichu Sacred Land, the family mobilized its grand formation, Imperial Weapons, allied Ice Frost Sacred Land experts, and one hundred thousand clansmen 291.
303	Together with Ice Frost Sacred Land, the Qin Family exploited divisions among the Jiang Family, Lan Family, and Taichu Sacred Land, capturing their forces and decisively reshaping the balance among the major factions 303.
320, 323	The Divine Sword and Four Symbols Quasi-Emperors defected to the Qin Family's side during the conflict with the Sacred Alliance; their sects subsequently entered contracts with Qin Jiuge, contributing to the alliance's collapse 320 323.
324, 353	Qin Jiuge's leadership elevated the family to a level observers compared with the two great Imperial Dynasties and Sky Profound City; Taichu Sacred Land subsequently became part of its foundation 324 353.
363	Resources seized from the Sacred Alliance funded attempts by lineage leaders and other clan experts to reach the Half-step Quasi-Emperor realm, strengthening the family's own foundation and its control over vassals 363.
629, 635	The Qin Family mobilized its vassal forces for a decisive war against the Sky Origin Dynasty. Following its victory, it was recognized as a quasi-dynasty-level force, though its leaders still acknowledged that a Great Emperor was indispensable for a true dynasty 629 635.
636	Postwar rankings placed the Qin Family ahead of the Sky Phoenix Dynasty, Rogue Cultivator Alliance, and Sky Profound City. Participating forces also obtained destiny blessings that could further advance their cultivation 636.
673	The family's numerous Quasi-Emperors, acting together with its formations, were assessed as capable of battling a Half-step Great Emperor 673.
709	Its vassals and allied powers pledged loyalty before the opening of the Yao Realm, where the Heavenly Yao Emperor and Yao Race Great Emperors largely recognized Qin authority 709.
824	Qin Jiuge became the first Great Emperor of the New Era, supplying the Qin Family with the Great Emperor foundation required for its dynastic ambitions 824.
834	Qin Jiuge established coordinates allowing him to return to the family with a thought, while Qin Province's passage to the Yao Realm provided a potential refuge during emergencies 834.
854	The family formally established the Great Qin Imperial Dynasty, with its imperial capital in Qin Province 854.
880, 883	The dynasty's fortune and strength continued to increase. Feng Jiuqing's Great Emperor breakthrough subsequently directed one-third of the resulting increase in Sky Phoenix national fortune to the Qin Family and Great Qin Imperial Dynasty 880 883.
984, 986	Qin Jiuge's status as the Child of Destiny dramatically increased the dynasty's experts' cultivation speed and strength. Rising imperial fortune brought eight or nine out of ten of the already formidable higher-ups near the Half-step Great Emperor realm 984 986.
1027	Under Qin Jiuge's rule, the Great Qin Imperial Dynasty flourished while his authority over its high-ranking officials became absolute 1027.
1048	After Qin Jiuge reached the peak of the Great Emperor realm, the dynasty and its allied forces prepared a joint expedition to establish influence in the Evil God World 1048.
1418	Qin Jiuge had advanced to the Immortal Realm, further increasing the cultivation level of the family's ruling figure 1418.

Background

The Qin Family stood among the Four Great Immortal Imperial Clans at the pinnacle of the Sky Profound Continent. Its profound heritage, extensive resources, and exceptional younger generation made it one of the continent's foremost cultivation powers 1.

Before Qin Jiuge's rise, the family selected its five strongest young talents as the Five Great Orders and arranged a tournament whose winner would become the family's Young Master 1. Qin Jiuge was originally the Second Sequence of the younger generation, receiving high status, luxurious lodging, and exceptional treatment 12.

Qin Jiuge's awakening of the Chaos Body transformed the family's internal balance. The elders redirected all main-line cultivation resources to him, while Qin Ming and Qin Ling arranged Dark Guards for his protection 12. Following his victory in the Divine Son Trial, the family deliberately spread news of his Chaos Body, Ancient Twin Pupils, and achievement of first place, establishing him publicly as its Divine Son 47.

During the trial itself, Qin Jiuge's revelation of the Ancient Twin Pupils astonished the assembled clan leaders. His subsequent use of the Kunpeng Treasure Technique prompted the presiding patriarch, Qin Yu, to end the trial early and directly announce him as Divine Son. Qin Yu also warned the elders against coveting Qin Jiuge's opportunities, while the former First Sequence, Qin Lang, accepted that he could no longer compete with him 43 46.

Qin Wuchen subsequently regarded Qin Jiuge as the greatest genius produced by the family in ten thousand years. He opened the clan's cultivation resources to unrestricted use by the Divine Son and placed Wuchang Supreme with three Dark Guard squads at Qin Jiuge's command 48. Qin Jiuge's repeated victories eventually made him not merely a junior of the family but one of its actual rulers, with even the Quasi-Emperor generation accepting that major decisions required his approval 354.

The Sacred Alliance conflict further transformed the Qin Family from an isolated Imperial Clan into the center of a broad power bloc. The Divine Sword Sect and Four Symbols Sect entered into agreements with Qin Jiuge after their Quasi-Emperor leaders changed sides, while defeated Sacred Alliance powers, including Taichu Sacred Land, became dependent vassals whose leaders could not act against Qin interests 320 323 353 469.

The resulting expansion also increased the family's administrative burden. As lineage leaders and other experts secluded themselves to cultivate with the captured resources, Qin Jiuge assumed responsibility for clan affairs, visiting delegations, gifts, and correspondence from numerous outside powers 363 364.

After Qin Jiuge became a Great Emperor, no member challenged his supremacy within the family 826. The Qin Family thereafter transitioned from an Immortal Imperial Clan into the Great Qin Imperial Dynasty, formally establishing its capital in Qin Province 854.

Organization

Leadership and lineages

• Qin Wuchen — Patriarch and a concealed ninth-layer Quasi-Emperor; personally directs major clan decisions and supports Qin Jiuge with resources, protection, and treasures 96 120 121.
• Qin Jiuge — Divine Son, later the family's undisputed master and Divine Emperor of the Great Qin Imperial Dynasty; his approval becomes decisive in major policy discussions 354 826 854.
• Qin Shidi — Qin Family ancestor who bears the Universe One Qi Bag and appears during the family's war for survival 291.
• Qin Run — Second Elder and Quasi-Emperor who repeatedly serves as Qin Jiuge's protector 90 96.
• Qin Hai — Leader of the Human lineage and Qin Jiuge's grandfather; he defends Qin Jiuge's interests during internal disputes 253 255.
• Qin Ming — Qin Jiuge's father; an elder pressured by the clan to contribute more descendants to the family legacy 656.
• Qin Ling — A Vein Lord who recognized the significance of Qin Jiuge's Chaos Body and arranged Dark Guard protection for him 12.
• Wuchang Supreme — Deputy Commander of the Dark Guards; assigned to lead three Dark Guard squads under Qin Jiuge's command 48.
• First Hall Master — A high-ranking family leader involved in internal policy, military planning, and later dynastic affairs; he maneuvered Qin Jiuge into commanding the Qin Family army in the Yao Realm 415 712 854.
• Qin Yu — Identified as patriarch and Second lineage Vein Lord during the early Divine Son competition; he presided over the trial and directly appointed Qin Jiuge as Divine Son 34 46.
• Wind Fire Supreme — A senior figure involved in the discussions surrounding the dynasty's founding and later among its high-ranking members 834 854 944.

The family is divided into five major lineages and three influential departments:

Faction	Known details
Heaven lineage	One of the five major lineages 257.
Earth lineage	Led by Qin Changhe, the only eighth-layer Supreme among the lineage leaders 253.
Human lineage	Led by Qin Hai, a seventh-layer Supreme 253.
Yao lineage	Its techniques involve capturing Yao Beasts for rapid advancement; it is closely aligned with the Demon lineage 253 257.
Demon lineage	Its cultivation emphasizes killing those with grievances against the family or those deemed deserving; it has fewer members but stronger late-stage combat power 253 257.
Hall of Worship	Composed of Supremes over one hundred years old who normally remain in seclusion until major events arise 253.
Law Enforcement Hall	One of the family's three highly influential departments 253.
Assassination Hall	One of the family's three highly influential departments; its Hall Master Qin Lian possesses the Heavenly Illumination Divine Eye 253 263.

The five lineages and three departments form eight factions whose alliances and rivalries complicate internal governance 257.

Authority and administration

• Family Head's Command Token — Passed down through successive family heads and represents the patriarch's supreme authority. Its use normally concerns matters of clan survival; Qin Wuchen entrusted it to Qin Run specifically to ensure Qin Jiuge's protection 69.
• Clan assemblies — Qin Wuchen recalled all Life and Death Realm, Supreme Realm, and Quasi-Emperor experts for a grand assembly after Qin Jiuge entered the Life and Death Realm and hostilities with the Jiang and Lan Families intensified 253.
• Delegated dynastic planning — After becoming a Great Emperor, Qin Jiuge allowed the elders to organize the dynasty's establishment, asking to be summoned when the founding was ready. He emphasized personal strength over administrative control 834.
• Integration of affiliated forces — Leaders from Taichu Sacred Land, Flame Sacred Land, Ice Frost Sacred Land, and other closely connected powers became high-ranking members of the Great Qin Imperial Dynasty rather than remaining merely external supporters 944.
• Imperial discipline — Qin Jiuge halved high-ranking officials' cultivation resources for thirty years over their failure to act in the matter involving Xiao Yan and the Azure Emperor, warning of further punishment for repeated offenses 1027.

Succession and marriage alliances

The family treated Qin Jiuge's marriages and descendants as matters of collective political importance. Its Quasi-Emperors recognized Xiao Yan as a suitable principal wife, while the Xiao Family Head acknowledged that the alliance with Ice Frost Sacred Land was a clan decision rather than solely Qin Jiuge's personal choice 348 445.

Qin Ming initially pressed Qin Jiuge to produce offspring, but Qin Jiuge redirected the responsibility toward his father. Qin Ming argued that Qin Jiuge needed to pursue cultivation and sufficient fortune so that the family's future dynasty would not remain dependent on the Azure Emperor or its daughters-in-law. The elders ultimately pressured Qin Ming into having more children, presenting bloodline continuation as necessary to preserve his branch's governing position 655 656.

Members who married Qin Jiuge also served as links to their natal forces. Qin Jiuge cited Bing Qingqing, Lian Nishang, Feng Ming, and Zhao Huanhuan as women who regularly considered Qin interests, explaining that he supported their associated powers when arrangements benefited both sides 878.

Military Strength and Resources

High-level cultivators

• The family can dispatch multiple Supremes for Qin Jiuge's protection; four Supremes intervened against Bright Moon Supreme and recognized Qin Jiuge as the family's “true dragon” 83.
• Qin Run, a Quasi-Emperor, was sent with the Patriarch's Order and a Quasi-Emperor artifact to protect the Divine Son 69.
• Qin Wuchen concealed his ninth-layer Quasi-Emperor cultivation through an aura-disguising jade pendant 120 121.
• The family possesses ancestor Qin Shidi, a ninth-layer Quasi-Emperor and one step from the Great Emperor realm 120 125.
• Each Dark Guard squad contains one Life and Death Realm cultivator, ten Nirvana Realm cultivators, and one hundred Dharma Aspect Realm cultivators; the Left and Right Protectors are rumored to possess Supreme Realm cultivation and answer solely to the Patriarch 12.
• Wuchang Supreme commanded three Dark Guard squads placed directly under Qin Jiuge's authority 48.
• During the crisis with the Jiang Family, Lan Family, and Primordial Sacred Emperor, Qin Wuchen assembled one hundred thousand clan members and mobilized the clan's grand formation 290 291.
• The Divine Sword and Four Symbols Quasi-Emperors defected to the Qin Family's side during the Sacred Alliance conflict, substantially changing the Quasi-Emperor balance of power 320 323.
• The family later mobilized its vassal forces and a Half-step Great Emperor expert of the Merman Clan for its war against the Sky Origin Dynasty 629.
• By the Great Qin Imperial Dynasty era, the Ice Frost Sacred Land, Flame Sacred Land, Taichu Sacred Land, and other closely connected forces supplied high-ranking officials and military support to the new state 944.
• The family's Quasi-Emperors and defensive formations together were considered capable of battling a Half-step Great Emperor, even before Qin Jiuge's own Great Emperor breakthrough 673.
• The Frost Sacred Master and Four Symbols Sect Master personally promised to protect the family and enforce Qin Jiuge's orders before entry into the Yao Realm 709.
• Rising imperial fortune brought most of the dynasty's already formidable higher-ups, including the First Hall Master and Wind Fire Supreme, close to the Half-step Great Emperor realm 986.
• Qin Jiuge later reached the Immortal Realm, surpassing the Great Emperor cultivation with which he had originally founded the dynasty 1418.

Weapons and treasures

• Universe One Qi Bag — A well-preserved Imperial Weapon carried by the Qin Family ancestor. It can absorb targets and reduce them to blood and pus 120.
• Cloud Breaking Life Crossing Banner — Imperial Weapon wielded by Qin Wuchen during the confrontation with three invading powers 291.
• Longevity Spear — Imperial Weapon wielded by Qin Wuchen during the war with the Jiang and Lan Families 276.
• Arhat Heaven-Overturning Seal — Quasi-Emperor Weapon used by Qin Run while protecting Qin Jiuge 90.
• Aura-disguising jade pendant — A supreme treasure given to Qin Jiuge by Qin Wuchen; it can conceal or exaggerate the bearer’s aura through a blood pact 121.
• Heavenly Gang Life Continuation Pill — A precious medicinal pill used to preserve Qin Jiuge's life after he suffered severe injuries from Liu Qing's Quasi-Emperor attack 119.
• Treasure vault access — Qin Wuchen gave Qin Jiuge unrestricted access to the Qin Family treasury and its cultivation resources 96.
• Dark Guards and secret guards — Protective forces assigned to Qin Jiuge; the secret guards were prepared to sacrifice themselves to shield him from a Supreme 12 83.
• Supreme Artifact reserves — Qin Jiuge intended to equip every Life and Death Realm cultivator in the family with a Supreme Artifact using the spoils he obtained 236.
• Life-saving pendant — A priceless protective pendant supplied by Qin Wuchen for emergencies; Qin Jiuge brought it out when Bright Moon Supreme's attack threatened his life 83.
• Sacred Alliance spoils — Captured cultivation resources supported coordinated attempts by clan leaders and worshippers to advance toward the Half-step Quasi-Emperor realm 363.
• War chariots — The family's expedition to the Blue Mountain Secret Realm arrived in black war chariots drawn by Dragon Yang Crimson Spirit Dragons and bearing black Qin battle banners 185.

Techniques, formations, and refuge

• Within Reach, Yet Miles Away — A Qin Family movement technique invoked in comparisons with Qin Jiuge's rapid advancement and used by him to cross the clan grounds 253 326.
• Secret-art heritage — Observers from Ice Frost Sacred Land judged that the Qin Family possessed a considerably larger variety of secret arts than their own sacred land, even though individual Ice Frost arts could contend with them 421.
• Training-ground formation — Automatically separated Feng Ming, Qin Wuchen, and Qin Shidi when their sparring reached a certain intensity; Feng Ming was held within a barrier until he could regain composure 421.
• Return coordinates — Qin Jiuge placed coordinates within the family grounds that allowed him to return with a single thought if danger arose 834.
• Yao Realm passage — Qin Province contained a passage between the Human Realm and Yao Realm. The family could temporarily retreat through it and rely on the Heavenly Yao Emperor's protection 834.

Fortune and cultivation benefits

The prospective dynasty's ability to gather the fortune of vast populations was a central attraction for the elders. They expected cultivation supported by national fortune to improve both efficiency and strength beyond what the clan's existing foundation and subordinate forces could provide 354.

Participation in the destruction of the Sky Origin Dynasty yielded unseen destiny blessings, which were considered more valuable than ordinary cultivation spoils. After the Great Qin Imperial Dynasty's establishment, repeated heavenly phenomena accompanied its continuing growth in fortune and strength 636 880.

Feng Jiuqing's Great Emperor breakthrough transferred one-third of the resulting increase in Sky Phoenix national fortune to the Qin Family and Great Qin Imperial Dynasty. Her status as a Qin daughter-in-law and Qin Jiuge's provision of three highest-grade Purification Lotuses were acknowledged when the Sky Phoenix leaders considered the division 883.

Qin Jiuge's later status as the Child of Destiny dramatically benefited the dynasty's cultivators. Its experts gained strength and accelerated cultivation, while the resulting rise in imperial fortune brought many senior figures toward the Half-step Great Emperor realm 984 986.

History

Conflict with the Liu Family

The Qin and Liu Families were among the continent's six Immortal Imperial Clans before a devastating war three hundred years earlier. The Liu Family lost its contemporary Divine Son and seven of ten Elders, while the Qin Family remained comparatively intact; the conflict created a lasting blood feud 105.

When the Liu Family targeted Qin Jiuge, the Qin Family escalated its response. Qin Wuchen summoned the hidden ancestor and revealed the clan's deeper foundation: two ninth-layer Quasi-Emperors, including himself, and the Universe One Qi Bag 120 121. The Qin Family ultimately annihilated the Liu Family, after which Qin Wuchen permitted clan members to retain spoils recovered from the ruins 132. The Liu Family's destruction reduced the number of great Imperial Clans from six to five 303.

News of the extermination spread across the continent seven days later. Observers were particularly shocked that a single Imperial Clan had destroyed another through its own strength, rather than through a joint punitive campaign by several clans 133.

Rise under Qin Jiuge

Qin Jiuge's feats elevated the Qin Family's standing across the continent. His Chaos Body, Ancient Twin Pupils, Imperial Weapons, and victories over stronger opponents made outside forces view him as the future foundation of Qin power 93 105.

The family endured a major siege by the War God Jiang Family, the Lan Province Lan Family, and the Primordial Sacred Emperor. Qin Wuchen characterized the invasion as a life-or-death crisis for all one hundred thousand gathered clan members 290. The Qin Family and Ice Frost Sacred Land combined their experts and relied on the clan's grand formation to oppose the invading Quasi-Emperors 291.

Before the full assault, the Qin Family had already struck first and exploited an opening against the three opposing powers. Taichu Sacred Land's representatives acknowledged that they had been outmaneuvered, although they still believed a united attack would overwhelm the Qin Family 282.

Following Qin Jiuge's strategic successes, observers considered the Qin Family comparable to the two great Imperial Dynasties and Sky Profound City. Its expanding network included the Divine Sword Sect, Four Symbols Sect, Flame Sacred Land, Taichu Sacred Land, and Ice Frost Sacred Land 324. The defeated Taichu Sacred Land later became part of the Qin Family's foundation 353. The Sacred Alliance's collapse left multiple former opponents as Qin-dependent vassals, while the Qin Family strengthened its hold through contracts and restrictions on disloyal action 323 469.

By this stage, outside discussions credited Qin Jiuge with destroying both the Lan and Liu Families and bringing the remaining opposing forces under his command 324.

The incident involving Feng Ming at Wutong Pavilion later raised the possibility of war with the Sky Phoenix Dynasty. Qin Jiuge hurried home using the Xu Family's spatial formation, while Sky Profound City, the Rogue Cultivator Alliance, and several connected powers adopted a wait-and-see position. During subsequent negotiations, the First Hall Master assured the Sky Origin representative Zhou Qing that the family would remain neutral and would prioritize Sky Origin if forced to choose between the dynasties 413 418.

Neither dynasty immediately retaliated after Qin Jiuge's later public declaration in favor of Sky Phoenix. Their attention had shifted toward the emergence of Great Emperors, and the Azure Emperor revealed that she had made advance preparations to protect the Qin Family. Qin Jiuge nevertheless remained concerned that reliance on an outsider could not replace the family's own Great Emperor foundation 559 560.

The Qin Family eventually committed its forces and vassals to a full-scale war against the Sky Origin Dynasty. Its subsequent victory elevated it to the status of a quasi-dynasty-level force, while Qin Jiuge cautioned the clan that its position remained incomplete without a Great Emperor 629 635.

The campaign was initiated while the Azure Emperor fought the Sky Origin Ancestor above the Nine Heavens. Qin Jiuge recognized that the outcome of a Great Emperor confrontation could determine the survival of every subordinate force, prompting him to rally the clan and its allies for an all-out struggle 629.

Postwar rankings placed the Qin Family first, followed by the Sky Phoenix Dynasty, Rogue Cultivator Alliance, and Sky Profound City. This reflected its expanded standing and the destiny benefits obtained through victory, rather than removing Qin Jiuge's concern over its lack of an independent Great Emperor 635 636.

Establishment of the Imperial Dynasty

Although members of the family proposed founding an Imperial Dynasty, Qin Jiuge initially objected on the grounds that the Qin Family lacked a Great Emperor to preside over it 354. Later, the elders accepted the younger generation's leadership, with Qin Jiuge regarded as the figure who had not missed a crucial decision for the clan 636.

Qin Jiuge's breakthrough to the Great Emperor realm supplied the foundation required for the Qin Family's dynastic transformation 824. The Qin Family then formally established the Great Qin Imperial Dynasty, with its imperial capital located in Qin Province 854. By the time of its diplomatic mission to the Sky Phoenix Dynasty, the state was identified as the Great Qin Imperial Dynasty 862.

Before the founding, Qin Jiuge allowed the elders to handle the organizational preparations and temporarily left with Bing Qingqing. His return coordinates and the passage from Qin Province to the Yao Realm provided safeguards while he was away 834.

Qin Jiuge also explained to the elders that he had cut away his own destiny to assist Xiao Yan's attempt to reach the Great Emperor realm. Although the First Hall Master and other elders initially found the decision difficult to accept, they ultimately acquiesced. The dynasty was formally founded half a month after these discussions 854.

The dynasty's founding ceremony was initially subdued because many Quasi-Emperor experts had entered seclusion and no additional Great Emperor cultivators were present 854. Nevertheless, the Great Qin Imperial Dynasty continued to flourish under Qin Jiuge's authority 1027.

Consolidation and expansion

The dynasty's foundation increasingly incorporated the leaders of its longstanding allies and vassals. Taichu Sacred Land, Flame Sacred Land, Ice Frost Sacred Land, and other deeply connected forces became part of its high-ranking administration, giving the new state institutional substance beyond its imperial title 944.

Its cultivation strength grew alongside its national fortune. Feng Jiuqing's Great Emperor breakthrough supplied an additional fortune share, while Qin Jiuge's later recognition as the Child of Destiny accelerated the advancement of the dynasty's experts 883 984 986.

After reaching the peak of the Great Emperor realm, Qin Jiuge prepared a joint expedition with the Great Qin Imperial Dynasty and its allied forces to establish influence in the Evil God World 1048. In later developments, he reached the Immortal Realm and had placed relatives, sworn brothers, and other close associates within various major powers, extending his personal network beyond the dynasty's original continental setting 1418.

Political Influence

• The Sky Phoenix and Sky Origin Dynasties both sought the Qin Family's allegiance, recognizing the value of its forces and Qin Jiuge's gathered destiny 558.
• Qin Jiuge publicly declared the family's willingness to submit to the Sky Phoenix Dynasty, though subsequent events left the Qin Family outside the immediate conflict between the two dynasties 559 560.
• Vassal forces gathered near the Qin Family to demonstrate support and deter action by the two Imperial Dynasties 560.
• By the period before the war with the Sky Origin Dynasty, the Qin Family was regarded as the strongest force on the continent beneath the Sky Phoenix and Sky Origin Dynasties 600.
• The Sound of Dharma Temple, Cihang Jingzhai, and Myriad Buddha Province became closely connected to the Qin Family; Myriad Buddha Province was described as a vassal force 644.
• At a grand celebration preceding entry into the Yao Realm, allied powers pledged loyalty to Qin Jiuge and the Qin Family, recognizing that the Heavenly Yao Emperor and Yao Race Great Emperors largely acknowledged Qin authority 709.
• Qin Jiuge promised to share the wider Yao Realm's opportunities with the family's vassal forces, reinforcing their loyalty through mutual benefit rather than solely coercion 707.
• Qin Jiuge later recruited overseas human forces into the Qin Family through loyalty contracts with Quasi-Emperors 610.
• The family used its alliance network, including the Merman Clan's Half-step Great Emperor expert, to support its war against the Sky Origin Dynasty 629.
• Following the founding of the Great Qin Imperial Dynasty, forces deeply tied to the Qin Family became high-ranking components of the new state, strengthening its institutional foundation 944.
• After Qin Jiuge reached the peak of the Great Emperor realm, the Great Qin Imperial Dynasty, Overseas Region, Ice Frost Sacred Land, Flame Sacred Land, Divine Sword Sect, and Four Symbols Sect prepared to join his expedition to establish power in the Evil God World 1048.
• Bright Sacred Land ordered its forces to befriend the Qin Family unconditionally after recognizing Qin Jiuge's potential to become a Great Emperor 93.
• Following the Sacred Alliance's defeat, Quasi-Emperors from other provinces and cultivators who had defected from their former factions sought audiences with Qin Jiuge 363.
• The family's restored ancestral tomb, marriage alliance with Sky Phoenix, and stabilization of forces in Myriad Buddha Province and Great Dao Province were explicitly counted among Qin Jiuge's major contributions to its influence 656.
• After Feng Jiuqing became a Great Emperor, the Sky Phoenix leadership reaffirmed that its dynasty and Great Qin would support one another as closely connected powers 883 884.

Relationships

• Qin Jiuge — Divine Son, principal source of the family's modern influence, and later its acknowledged leader and Divine Emperor 354 709 826 854.
• Qin Wuchen — Patriarch who provides Qin Jiuge with protection, unrestricted resources, and strategic backing 96 121.
• Qin Run — Second Elder and Quasi-Emperor protector of Qin Jiuge 90 235.
• Qin Shidi — Ninth-layer Quasi-Emperor ancestor whose protection and Imperial Weapon form part of the family's deepest foundation 120 291.
• Ice Frost Sacred Land — Allied through a marriage alliance and joint military action; Bing Qingqing's connection to Qin Jiuge reinforced the relationship 291 421 445 878.
• Taichu Sacred Land — Former adversary whose defeated forces became part of the Qin Family's foundation and were reduced to dependent vassal status 353 469.
• Liu Family — Three-century sworn enemy; annihilated by the Qin Family 105 132.
• Lan Family — Initially on good terms with the Qin Family, but later became involved in major hostilities surrounding Qin Jiuge; subsequently described as destroyed during his rise 178 290 324.
• Sky Phoenix Dynasty — Sought to bring the Qin Family under its banner; later received the Great Qin Imperial Dynasty's envoy group. Marriage ties and Feng Jiuqing's Great Emperor breakthrough further linked the dynasties, including a transfer of national fortune to Great Qin 559 862 883 884.
• Sky Origin Dynasty — Courted the Qin Family but also considered action against it; the Qin Family later fought a decisive war against the dynasty and incorporated parts of its former territory and forces into its sphere 414 629 756.
• Divine Sword Sect, Four Symbols Sect, Flame Sacred Land, and Sound of Dharma Temple — Major allied forces whose political and military ties helped form the Qin Family's wider power bloc 320 323 324 363 709.
• Merman Clan — Allied with Qin Jiuge during the Qin Family's war against the Sky Origin Dynasty through its Half-step Great Emperor patriarch 629.
• Heavenly Mystery Pavilion — Offered assistance in addressing the Qin Family ancestral graveyard's feng shui problem and sought closer cooperation with the family 638.
• Wutong Pavilion — Wang Jian and Sima Lang sought Qin Jiuge's protection when the Sky Phoenix Dynasty's internal struggle left them without reliable backing 652.
• Azure Emperor — External Great Emperor supporter whose advance preparations protected the family during its confrontation with the two dynasties. Her battle against the Sky Origin Ancestor accompanied the Qin Family's decisive campaign, although Qin Jiuge sought to end its dependence on outside protection 560 629 655.
• Xiao Family and Xiao Yan — Connected through Qin Jiuge's longstanding marriage arrangement. The Qin elders recognized Xiao Yan as a suitable principal wife, and her father supported Qin Jiuge during the Ice Frost marriage alliance 348 445.
• Four Symbols Quasi-Emperor — Acknowledged Qin Jiuge as his son-in-law through Lian Nishang, publicly supported him, and promised to protect the Qin Family before the Yao Realm expedition 536 707 709.
• Heavenly Yao Emperor — Recognized Qin authority in the Yao Realm and provided a potential protector and refuge through Qin Province's inter-realm passage 709 834.
• Cloud Sea Island — Linked through Zhao Huanhuan and Qin Jiuge's frequent presence; Qin Jiuge included it among the forces he supported when their interests aligned with those of the Qin Family 861 878.
• Bright Sacred Land — Sought unconditional friendship with the family after Qin Jiuge's early feats 93.

Trivia

• The Qin Family's younger generation was once formally ranked through the Five Great Orders, whose competition determined the Young Master 1.
• Ordinary clan loot was normally subject to centralized family distribution, but Qin Wuchen suspended this rule after the Liu Family's fall 132.
• The family's grand celebration of its influence lasted for several years 709.
• The family once placed substantial pressure on Qin Ming to produce additional descendants for the continuation of its bloodline, prompting a broader internal trend of prioritizing family legacy 656.
• Qin Jiuge joined the Great Qin Imperial Dynasty's delegation to the Sky Phoenix Dynasty in disguise and was able to evade the delegation's bloodline, artifact, and cultivation-based identity checks 862.
• Qin Wuchen explained that he had concealed the old ancestor's strength partly to prevent younger clan members from becoming reckless and making too many enemies 120.
• Qin Jiuge was surprised to discover a eunuch among the Qin Family's members during the imperial delegation period, having previously associated such attendants with other dynastic courts 862.
• Women who became Qin Jiuge's wives acquired especially honored standing within the family through their status as a Great Emperor's spouse 855.
• The Evil God World's Qin Family associated with Qin Feng and Qin Wuchang belonged to that world's Four Great Families; its shared surname does not establish it as the Sky Profound Qin Family 1006 1007.

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