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Cao Xun

also called 秦王询 · –244

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Cao Xun, adopted son of Cao Wei’s Ming Emperor and younger brother of Cao Fang, was made Prince of Qin in the third year of Jingchu.

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    Cao Xun was an adopted son of Cao Wei’s Emperor Ming and the younger brother of Cao Fang. He was enfeoffed as the King of Qin in the third year of Jingchu. He does not appear in the novel.

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    In the eighth month of the third year of Jingchu, Cao Xun was made King of Qin. (Recorded in historical sources)

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    • Adopted son of Emperor Ming
    • Younger brother of Cao Fang

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    History · vol. 4

    • Kin

      养子

    • Sibling

      同为明帝养子(义兄弟,非必同生)