Wen Dai
Wen Dai, son of Cao Wei general Wen Ping, was enfeoffed as a marquis and died before his father.
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History · vol. 18Records of the Three Kingdoms
…分聘戶邑封聘子岱為列侯，又賜聘從子厚爵關內侯。聘薨，謚曰壯侯。…
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聘在江夏數十年，有威恩，名震敵國，賊不敢侵。分聘戶邑封聘子岱為列侯，又賜聘從子厚爵關內侯。聘薨，謚曰壯侯。岱又先亡，聘養子休嗣。卒，子武嗣。
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Wen Dai was Wen Ping’s son and belonged to Cao Wei. The chapter in which he appears is not recorded in the source material, and he is not mentioned in the novel.
Deeds
Wen Ping divided his household fief and enfeoffed Wen Dai as a marquis. Wen Dai died before Wen Ping. (Recorded in historical sources)
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- Father: Wen Ping
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History · vol. 18
- Wen Ping§30
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Wen Dai was Wen Ping's son, was granted a separate household allotment and made a Marquis, and died before his father