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Cao Li, son of Cao Wei emperor Cao Pi and Prince of Yuancheng, died in Taihe 3; he does not appear in the novel.

History in 2 vols. of the Records · Not in the Romance

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History · vol. 3Records of the Three Kingdoms
三年夏四月，元城王禮薨。六月癸卯，繁陽王穆薨。戊申，追尊高祖大長秋曰高皇帝，夫人吳氏曰高皇后。
History · vol. 20Records of the Three Kingdoms
文皇帝九男：甄氏皇后生明帝，李貴人生贊哀王協，潘淑媛生北海悼王蕤，朱淑媛生東武陽懷王鑑，仇昭儀生東海定王霖，徐姬生元城哀王禮，蘇姬生邯鄲懷王邕，張姬生淸河悼王貢，宋姬生廣平哀王儼。
History · vol. 20Records of the Three Kingdoms
元城哀王禮，黃初二年封秦公，以京兆郡爲國。三年，改爲京兆王。…
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元城哀王禮，黃初二年封秦公，以京兆郡爲國。三年，改爲京兆王。六年，改封元城王。太和三年薨。五年，以任城王楷子悌嗣禮後。六年，改封梁王。景初、正元、景元中，累增邑，幷前四千五百戸。

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Cao Li was the son of Cao Pi, Emperor Wen of Cao Wei, and the Prince Ai of Yuancheng. The historical records do not specify which chapters mention him; the Romance of the Three Kingdoms does not portray him.

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In the second year of Huangchu, Cao Li was enfeoffed as Duke of Qin, with Jingzhao Commandery as his fief. In the third year, his title was changed to Prince of Jingzhao; in the sixth year, he was enfeoffed as Prince of Yuancheng (according to the historical records).
In the fourth month of the summer of the third year of Taihe, Cao Li died (according to the historical records).
After Cao Li’s death, Cao Ti, son of Cao Kai, Prince of Rencheng, succeeded him in the fifth year of Taihe; in the sixth year of Taihe, his fief was changed to Liang (according to the historical records).