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Cao Zhongzhen Ji Ping, succeeded Cao Taibo Ji spleen.
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The country name is Wei. Cao Pi learned from the history of the disordered discipline in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, and quickly concentrated power in his hands to stabilize the situation of the regime. He is well aware of the importance of consolidating his throne of power only by strengthening and consolidating his centralized power.
From the outset, he started from the internal checks and balances of power and reacted quickly.
He co-opted and nurtured his political power, redistributed his share of the pie of power, and at the same time cracked down on dissident forces. In February, Jia Xu was appointed as the Tai Lieutenant, Hua Xin as the Xiangguo, and Wang Lang as the Imperial Doctor. has been appointed as a general.
The kings of Khotan, Fuyu Shan Yu, Yanqi, and Khotan all sent envoys to dedicate.
In May, he canonized the surrendered bandits Zheng Gan and Wang Zhao as liehous, and ordered Su Ze to oversee the army to quell the rebellions of Wuwei, Jiuquan and Zhangye. In July, Sun Quan sent an envoy to dedicate, and in the same month, he ordered Xiahou Shang, Xu Huang and Shu to join forces with Meng Dali to recover the three counties of Shangyong. Yang Fu, the king of Wudu, led the people to attach and lived in Hanyang County.
In the first afternoon, he was stationed in Qian with the army, and comforted the Sixth Army and the elders of Qian County with wine and food in the east of Yi.
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Wei Lane... The so-called Wei Shu Wu.
Just say the name of the country.
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Emperor Wen of Wei Cao Pi (187 226).
Zihuan, the son of Emperor Wu of Wei during the Three Kingdoms. Since childhood, he has been fighting with Cao Cao and is proficient in bows and horses, good in literature, and well-read and knowledgeable. He is a famous literary scholar of the emperors of all dynasties, and has written more than 100 classics and poems.
Han Jian'an was a general in the five senses in the sixteenth year, and also a deputy prime minister. Father, heir is prime minister. In the twenty-fifth year of Jian'an, the Han Dynasty was on the throne and reigned for seven years. It was only during his reign that he adopted a policy of leniency and reduced conscription and military service. Exclude dissidents. Emperor Wen.
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Reign: 1001 BC – 935 BC.
Year of birth and death: B.C.? Year - 935 BC.
Place of birth: Taoqiu (near Dingtao, Shandong).
Lidu: Taoqiu (near Dingtao, Shandong).
Year name: (Gengchen, 1001 BC).
Cao Ping, Ji's name is Cao Ping, and his nickname is Cao Zhongjun. The third king of Cao during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. His Qingtan accompanied his grandfather Yu Du to be the first king of Cao State, Cao Zhenduo, and his father was the second king of Cao State, Cao Spleen.
Uncle Cao's reign? In the year (Ji Mao, 1002 BC), after the death of Cao Taibo, his son Cao Ping succeeded to the throne as Cao Zhongjun.
In the sixty-seventh year of Cao Zhongjun (Bingshu, 935 B.C.), Cao Zhongjun, who reigned for 67 years, died, and his son Cao Hou succeeded to the throne as Cao Gongbo. >
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Reign: 934 BC – 895 BC.
Year of birth and death: In front of the Song Cave A.D.? Year - 895 BC.
Place of birth: Taoqiu (near Dingtao, Shandong).
Lidu: Taoqiu (near Dingtao, Shandong).
Date: (Dinghai, 934 BC).
Cao Hou, Ji's name is Cao Hou, and his nickname is Cao Gongbo. The fourth king of Cao during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. His grandfather was Cao Quan, the second king of Cao State, and his father was Cao Ping, the third king of Cao State.
In the seventeenth year of Cao Zhongjun's Liuye Jinkuan (Bingshu, 935 BC), after Cao Zhongjun's death, his son Cao Hou inherited the throne as Cao Gongbo.
In the 40th year of Cao Gongbo (Bingyin, 895 BC), Cao Gongbo, who had reigned for 40 years, died, and his son Cao Yun succeeded to the throne as Cao Xiaobo. >
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Cao Spleen, Ji's name is Cao Spleen. He was the second king of Cao during the Spring and Autumn Period. His grandfather was King Wen of Zhou, and his father Cao Zhenduo was the sixth son of King Wen of Zhou, the first king of Cao State, and the capital was Taoqiu (near Dingtao, Shandong).
Cao Spleen himself was nicknamed Cao Taibo and died in 1002 BC. After Cao Spleen's death, his son Cao Ping succeeded to the throne as Cao Zhongjun.
Successive monarchs of Cao State: Cao Zhenduo, Cao Taibo, Cao Spleen, Cao Zhongjun, Cao Ping, Cao Gongbo, Cao Hou, Cao Xiaobo, Cao Yun, Cao Yibo, Cao Xi, Cao Youbo, Cao Jiang, Cao Daibo, Cao Su, Cao Huibo, Cao Zhi, Cao Shifu (killed less than a year after ascending the throne, no name), Cao Mugong, Cao Wu, Cao Huan, Cao Shengsheng, Cao Zhuang Gong, Cao Zhenggu, Cao Yi, Cao Zhao, Cao Ban, Cao Gong, Cao Xiang, Cao Wengong, Cao Shou, Cao Xuangong, Cao Qiang, Cao Chenggong, Cao Yingshu, Cao Wugong, Cao Sheng, Cao Ping, Cao Xu, Cao Mourning, Cao Wu, Cao Sheng, Cao Ye, Cao Yin Gong Cao Tong, Cao Jing Gong Cao Lu, Cao Boyang Cao Yang, Cao State after 26 monarchs and more than 500 years, in the fifteenth year of Cao Boyang (487 BC) was destroyed by the Song State.
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Reign Beginnings and Endings: BC? Year - 1002 BC.
Year of birth and death: B.C.? Year - 1002 BC.
Place of birth: Lidu: Taoqiu (near Dingtao, Shandong).
Year:(?) BC? years).
Cao Spleen, Ji's name is Cao Spleen, and his nickname is Cao Taibo. The second king of Cao during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. His grandfather was King Wen of Zhou, and his father was Cao Zhenduo, the first king of the Cao Kingdom.
His father was the sixth son of King Wen of Zhou, and his father succeeded to the throne after his death as Uncle Cao.
Uncle Cao's reign? In the year (Jimao, 1002 BC), Cao Taibo died, and his son Cao Ping succeeded to the throne as Cao Zhongjun.
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Cao Yun, Ji's name Cao Yun, the fifth king of the Cao Kingdom. His grandfather was Cao Ping, the third king of Cao State, and his father was Cao Hou, the fourth king of Cao State. Cao Yun reigned for 30 years, reigning from 894 BC to 865 BC, and was nicknamed Cao Xiaobo.
After Cao Yun's death, his son Cao Xi succeeded to the throne as Cao Yibo.
No, the Spring and Autumn period.
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