Cao Yan
–223
Cao Yan, son of Cao Wei's Emperor Wen, Cao Pi, and Consort Song, was Prince Ai of Guangping; he died childless in Huangchu 4.
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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。
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Cao Yan was a son of Cao Pi, the Wen Emperor of Cao Wei. The chapter in which he appears is not recorded; he does not appear in the Romance.
Deeds
Cao Yan was born to Consort Song and enfeoffed as Prince Ai of Guangping. He died in the fourth year of Huangchu without an heir, and his fief was abolished (according to historical records).
Relations
- Father: Cao Pi (Wen Emperor)
- Mother: Consort Song
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