Why is Cao Cao s son s name only two words?

Cao Anmin ......An Min is his word, and his name has been lost. Because Cao Cao said Zixiu (Cao Ang's character) and Anmin when he was mourning them, it can be seen that Anmin is the word.

In ancient times, the names of people of low status were three words, and the names of noble people were two words. What kind of person Cao Cao is, of course, his son's name must be two words.

Cao Cao actually has a nephew named "Cao Anmin", which is three words, mentioned in the hundred pulpits "Three Kingdoms", and died in battle with Cao Cao when he conquered Zhang Xiu.

In fact, in the "Big Three" of the Three Kingdoms, not only the names of Cao Cao's sons are two-word, but the names of Liu Bei and Sun Quan's sons are also two-word.

Sun Quan's seven sons: the eldest son Sun Deng, whose character is high, was the first prince of Wu; The second son, Jianchang Hou Sun Xian, the word Zizhi; the third son son and son, the word Zixiao, the second prince of Wu State; The fourth son, King Lu, Sun Ba, the word Ziwei; The fifth son, Qi Wang Sun Fen, the word Ziyang; The sixth son Sun Xiu, the word Zilie, the third emperor of Wu; The last Sun Liang, the character Ziming (the same as Lü Meng), the third crown prince of Wu and the second emperor of Wu.

Because most of the names of ancient people were single-worded.

There is also a two-character table word to explain the name.

Like Yue Fei's character Pengju, Du Fu's character Zimei, etc.

Generally speaking, the ancients named their sons, all of which were two-character or three-character names. If it is three words, the same is true for the first word.

Before the Three Kingdoms, most of the names were two-character, but when it was the two Jin and Northern Dynasties, there were more than three characters, and the two words may not be enough.

And the first word of the word of several brothers is generally the same.

The names of the Three Kingdoms are mostly two words.

It's his son.

He wanted to call a few words.

Just call a few words.

The Three Kingdoms period is generally two words, not to mention that he himself is also two words.

Cao Cao had twenty-five sons.

1. Cao Pi, in 221 A.D., forced the Han Dynasty to offer Emperor Chan to give up the throne for Emperor Wen of Wei.

2, Cao Zhang, nicknamed Huang Xu'er, is a brave general, who once broke the Daijun Karasuma. In 225 A.D., he was crowned king of the city.

3, Cao Zhi, good at literature, once wrote "Luo Shen Fu". Although he was favored by Cao Cao, he eventually failed to compete with his brother Cao Pi for the throne, and since then he has done nothing politically. In 225 A.D., he was established as King Chen Si.

4, Cao Xiong, Zaoxue, Xiao Huaiwang.

5, Cao Ang, when he was young, was killed by Zhang Xiu.

6, Cao Shuo, early sage, the king of death.

7. Cao Chong, a famous prodigy, once weighed elephants with wonderful methods.

8. Cao Ju, in 232 A.D., was named the king of Pengcheng.

9, Cao Yu, in 232 A.D. was named King of Yan.

10. Cao Lin, named King Peimu in 232 AD.

11, Cao Gon, in 232 A.D. was named King Gong of Zhongshan. When he was seriously ill, Emperor Cao Rui of Wei Ming loved him very much, and was buried after his death.

12, Cao Xuan, in 211 A.D., was named the Marquis of Xixiang, King Huai of Jiyang.

13, Cao Jun, in 232 AD named Chen Liugong King.

14, Cao Ju, early sage.

15, Cao Gan, named King of Zhao in 232 AD.

16, Cao Shang, Zao, Linyi Gongzi.

17, Cao Biao, was named King of Chu in 232 AD. In 251 A.D., he conspired against Wang Ling and was given death.

18, Cao Qin, early sage, just deceased son.

19, Cao Cheng, Zao, Gucheng Martyr.

20, Cao Quan, in 217 A.D., was named the son of Yi Dai.

21, Cao Jing, Zao, Lingdu.

22, Cao Jun, in 217 A.D. was named Fan Angong.

23, Cao Thorn, Early Seed, Guangzong Gongzi.

24, Cao Hui, in 232 A.D. was named the king of Dongping Ling.

25, Cao Mao, has always been at odds with Cao Cao and Cao Pi. In 232 A.D., he was named King of Leling.

Cao Cao anecdotal allusions

The water hits the Jiao. When Cao Cao was ten years old, he was swimming in the dragon pool and suddenly encountered a fierce crocodile. The crocodile attacked Cao Cao with its teeth and claws, but Cao Cao was undaunted and calmly fought the crocodile. The crocodile couldn't get its mouth down and fled.

After Cao Cao returned home, he did not mention the crocodile to his family. Later, when an adult saw a snake and cowered in fear, Cao Cao laughed and said innocently: "I am not afraid of a crocodile when I meet a crocodile in Longtan, but you are afraid of a snake, it's ridiculous!"

Everyone asked, Cao Cao told the truth, and they all marveled at the courage of the young Cao Cao.

Wisdom excites Yuan Shao. When Cao Cao was young, he and Yuan Shao often liked to be rangers. The two of them once went to see someone else getting married, and took the opportunity to sneak into the master's garden, and shouted in the middle of the night

There are thieves! The people in Qinglu all ran out to inspect, and Yuan and Cao drew knives to rob the bride.

After the two of them ran out, they got lost halfway and fell into the thorn bushes, and Yuan Shao couldn't move. Cao Cao shouted again: "The thief is here!" Yuan Shao was frightened and anxious, and quickly jumped out by himself, and the two were finally able to escape.