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Asked: 2026-05-17T01:22:27+00:00

Suppose I have two models, A and B , where an A can have

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Suppose I have two models, A and B, where an A can have multiple Bs related to it. Given a QuerySet of A objects, how can I create a QuerySet containing all the B objects related to all these A objects?

For those who also happen to speak LINQ, I want something like this:

queryableOfA.SelectMany(a => a.Bs)

Even better would be an example of how to chain A -> B -> C, i.e. the following LINQ:

queryableOfA.SelectMany(a => a.Bs).SelectMany(b => b.Cs)

(returning a “queryset” of all C objects related to all the A objects through B)

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  1. Editorial Team

    For a queryset of A objects, you can do an ‘in’ startup query:

    B.objects.filter(a__in=MyQueryset)

    If you want to find all C objects that are related through B to A, you need to follow the relationships via the double-underscore syntax. Something like:

    C.objects.filter(b__a__in=MyAQueryset)
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