Cao Wan
Cao Wan, a Cao Wei prince and son of Cao Jun, succeeded Cao Ang and inherited the title of Prince of Feng.
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History · vol. 20Records of the Three Kingdoms
…三年，以樊安公均子琬奉昂後，封中都公。其年徙封長子公。五年，追加昂號曰豐悼王。…
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豐愍王昂字子脩。弱冠舉孝廉。隨太祖南征，爲張繡所害。無子。黃初二年追封，諡曰豐悼公。三年，以樊安公均子琬奉昂後，封中都公。其年徙封長子公。五年，追加昂號曰豐悼王。太和三年改昂諡曰愍王。嘉平六年，以琬襲昂爵爲豐王。正元、景元中，累增邑，幷前二千七百戸。琬薨，諡曰恭王。子廉嗣。
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Cao Wan was a member of the Cao Wei imperial clan and the son of Cao Jun, Duke An of Fan. He succeeded Cao Ang as his heir and inherited his title; he does not appear in Romance of the Three Kingdoms.
Deeds
In the third year of Huangchu, Cao Wan became Cao Ang’s heir and was enfeoffed as Duke of Zhongdu. In the same year, his fief was moved to Changzi (according to historical records).
In the sixth year of Jiaping, Cao Wan inherited Cao Ang’s title and became Prince of Feng. During the Zhengyuan and Jingyuan eras, his fief grew to a total of 2,700 households. After Cao Wan’s death, he was posthumously given the title Prince Gong, and his son Cao Lian succeeded him (according to historical records).
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Cao Ang
Kin
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History · vol. 20
- Cao Ang§7
Kin
Wan, son of Jun, Duke An of Fan, succeeded Ang and inherited the title of Prince of Feng.