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Cao Kang

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Cao Kang, a Cao Wei prince and son of Cao Jun, inherited the line and was enfeoffed as Duke of Ji and Duke of Tunliu.

History Records, vol. 20 · Not in the Romance

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History · vol. 20Records of the Three Kingdoms
…子抗嗣。黃初二年，追進公爵，諡曰安公。三年，徙封抗薊公。四年，徙封屯留公。…
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樊安公均，奉叔父薊恭公彬後。建安二十二年，封樊侯。二十四年薨。子抗嗣。黃初二年，追進公爵，諡曰安公。三年，徙封抗薊公。四年，徙封屯留公。景初元年薨，諡曰定公。子諶嗣。景初、正元、景元中，累增邑，幷前千九百戸。

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Cao Kang was the son of Cao Jun, Duke An of Fan, a member of the Cao Wei imperial clan. He is mentioned in relevant records in the Records of the Three Kingdoms; he does not appear in the Romance.

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After Cao Jun died, Cao Kang inherited the title of Marquis of Fan. In the third year of Huangchu, he was moved to the title of Duke of Ji; the following year, he was moved to the title of Duke of Tunliu. He died in the first year of Jingchu and was posthumously given the title Duke Ding. (According to historical records)