Cao Chan
Cao Chan, younger brother of Cao Wei clansman Cao Fan, was ordered to succeed Cao Zheng and made Duke of Mei.
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History · vol. 20Records of the Three Kingdoms
郿戴公子整，奉從叔父郎中紹後。建安二十二年，封郿侯。二十三年薨。…
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郿戴公子整，奉從叔父郎中紹後。建安二十二年，封郿侯。二十三年薨。無子。黃初二年追進爵，諡曰戴公。以彭城王據子范奉整後。三年，封平氏侯。四年，徙封成武。太和三年，進爵爲公。靑龍三年薨。諡曰悼公。無後。四年，詔以範弟東安鄕公闡爲郿公，奉整後。正元、景元中、累增邑，幷前千八百戸。
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Cao Chan was the younger brother of Cao Fan, a member of the Cao Wei imperial clan, and succeeded Cao Zheng as his heir. The chapter in which he appears is not recorded, and he does not appear in the Romance.
Deeds
Cao Zheng had no heir, so in the fourth year of Qinglong, Cao Chan was ordered to become the Duke of Mei and succeed Cao Zheng as his heir. During the Zhengyuan and Jingyuan eras, his fief was increased several times, bringing it to a total of 1,800 households, including his original fief (as recorded in the histories).
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Cao Zheng
Kin
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History · vol. 20
- Cao Zheng§73
Kin
Fan's younger brother, Dong'an Township Duke Chan, became Lord of Mei and served as heir to Zheng