Cao Yi
Cao Yi, a Cao Wei clansman and younger brother of Cao Zan, succeeded Cao Xuan and was enfeoffed as Marquis of Jiyang and Duke.
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History · vol. 20Records of the Three Kingdoms
…文帝復以贊弟壹紹玹後。黃初二年，改封濟陽侯。四年，進爵爲公。…
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濟陽懷王玹，建安十六年封西鄕侯。早薨，無子。二十年，以沛王林子贊襲玹爵邑，早薨，無子。文帝復以贊弟壹紹玹後。黃初二年，改封濟陽侯。四年，進爵爲公。太和四年，追進玹爵，諡曰懷公。六年，又進號曰懷王，追諡贊曰西鄕哀侯。壹薨，諡曰悼公。子恆嗣。景初、正元、景元中，累增邑，幷前千九百戸。
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Cao Yi was the younger brother of Cao Wei clansman Cao Zan. The chapters in which he appears are not recorded; he does not feature in the novel.
Deeds
Emperor Wen of Cao Wei appointed Cao Yi, the younger brother of Cao Zan, as the heir to Cao Xuan. In the second year of Huangchu, he was enfeoffed as Marquis of Jiyang; in the fourth year, his rank was raised to duke. After Cao Yi died, he was posthumously titled Duke Dao, and his son Cao Heng succeeded him. (According to historical records)
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Cao Heng
Kin
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History · vol. 20
- Cao Xuan§37
Kin
Emperor Wen again had Zans’s younger brother Yi succeed Xuan