Cao Bing
Cao Bing, son of Cao Wei’s Cao Xiong, succeeded to the title of Prince Huai of Xiao; he later died childless, and his fief was abolished.
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History · vol. 19Records of the Three Kingdoms
蕭懷王熊，早薨。黃初二年追封謚蕭懷公。太和三年，又追封爵為王。…
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蕭懷王熊，早薨。黃初二年追封謚蕭懷公。太和三年，又追封爵為王。青龍二年，子哀王炳嗣，食邑二千五百戶。六年薨，無子，國除。
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Cao Bing was the son of Cao Wei imperial kinsman Cao Xiong and succeeded to the title of Prince Huai of Xiao. The chapters in which he appears are not recorded; he does not appear in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms.
Deeds
In the second year of Qinglong, Cao Bing succeeded to the title of Prince Huai of Xiao and received a fief of 2,500 households (recorded in historical sources).
In the sixth year, Cao Bing died. As he had no son, his fiefdom was abolished (recorded in historical sources).
Relationships
- Father: Cao Xiong
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Cao Xiong
Kin
Relationship timeline1 entry ▸
History · vol. 19
- Cao Xiong§112
Kin
Sun Si (succeeded in the second year of Qinglong, with an estate of 2,500 households)