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Cao Rui
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Cao Rui, Chinese character|ch. 曹叡, Pinyin|py. c?o r?i, wg. Ts'ao-Jui (between 203 and 205-239) was the son of Cao Pi and the second emperor of the Kingdom of Wei. He is also known as the Emperor Ming of Wei, ch. 魏明帝, py. w?i m?ng d?, wg. Wei Ming-ti
Personal information
Chinese family name|Family name |
Cao (曹 py. c?o) in Chinese language|Chinese |
Chinese name|Given name |
Rui (叡 py. r?i) |
Chinese era name|Era name |
Taihe (太和 t?i h?) 227-233
Qinglong (青龍 qīng l?ng) 233-237
Jingchu (景初 jĭng chū) 237-239 |
Father |
Cao Pi |
Mother |
consort Yin |
Wife |
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Major concubines |
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Children |
childless |
Duration of reign |
227 to 239 |
Tomb |
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Temple name |
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Courtesy name |
ch.元仲, py. yu?n zh?ng, wg. y?an chung |
Posthumous name |
明 (py. m?ng, wg. ming), literary meaning: "brillant" |
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Preceded by:
Cao Pi |
Kingdom of Wei |
Succeeded by:
Cao Fang |
ja:曹叡
Category:200s births
Category:239 deaths
Category:Emperors of Wei
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Last Modified: 2005-04-13 |
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