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Cao Fang Wikipedia

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Cao Fang, Chinese character|ch. 曹芳, Pinyin|py. c?o fāng, wg. Ts'ao-Fang (between 231 and 233-274) was an emperor of the Kingdom of Wei. He retained the title King of Qi, ch. 齊王, py. q? Chinese nobility#wang|w?ng, wg. ch'i wang after desposed by Sima Shi (司马师). He was a grandson of Cao Zhang, who was in turn the second son of Cao Cao and consort Bian.

He was entitled the "Duke" (Chinese nobility#gong|gong) of Shaoling Prefecture (traditional Chinese character|trad. ch. 邵陵縣公, simplified Chinese character|sim. ch. 邵陵县公) by Emperor Wu of Jin China|Emperor Wu of the Jin Dynasty (265-420)|Jin Dynasty.

Personal information

Chinese family name|Family name	Cao (曹 py. c?o) in Chinese language|Chinese
Chinese name|Given name	Fang (芳 py. r?i)
Chinese era name|Era name	Zhengshi (正始 zh?ng shĭ) 240-249 Jiaping (嘉平 jīa p?ng) 249-254
Father	Cao Kai, King of Rencheng
Mother
Wife	empress Yan (d. 251) empress Zhang (desposed 254) empress Wang
Major concubines
Children
Duration of reign	239 to desposed 254
Tomb
Temple name
Courtesy name	ch.蘭卿, py. l?n qīng, wg. lan-ch'ing
posthumous name	Li 厲 (pinyin l?), literary meaning: "stern"

Preceded by: Cao Rui

Kingdom of Wei

Succeeded by: Cao Mao

Category:230s births
Category:274 deaths
Category:Emperors of Wei

Last Modified:   2005-04-13