Emperor Wen

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Emperor Wen is the posthumous imperial title of Cao Pi, the founding emperor of the state of Cao Wei during China’s Three Kingdoms period.

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Emperor Wen canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf emperor
historical figure
posthumous title
ascendedThroneYear 220
associatedWithWork Records of the Three Kingdoms (Sanguozhi)
birthPlace Qiao County, Pei Commandery
bornInYear 187
burialPlace Shouyang Mausoleum
capital Luoyang
child Cao Rui
Cao Rui (Emperor Ming of Wei)
linked to: Cao Rui
courtesyName Zihuan
culture Chinese
deathPlace Luoyang
diedInYear 226
dynastyFounded Cao Wei
era Three Kingdoms period
eraName Huangchu
eraNameUsed Huangchu (220–226)
father Cao Cao
fatherTitle Chancellor of Han
King of Wei
historicalPeriod Early Three Kingdoms
Late Eastern Han
house House of Cao
knownFor forcing Emperor Xian of Han to abdicate
formal end of the Eastern Han dynasty
founding the state of Cao Wei
language Classical Chinese
mother Lady Bian
notableWork Dianlun (Discourse on Literature)
occupation monarch
poet
personalName Cao Pi
posthumousName Emperor Wen
posthumousTitle Emperor Wen of Wei
predecessorState Eastern Han dynasty
refersTo Cao Pi
region Northern China
linked to: North China
reignEndYear 226
reignStartYear 220
spouse Empress Guo Nüwang
linked to: Empress Guo

Empress Zhen
stateRuled Cao Wei
succeeded Emperor Xian of Han
successor Cao Rui
templeName Gaozu
titleBeforeEmperor King of Wei

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Cao Pi posthumousName Emperor Wen
Emperor Wen of Wei posthumousName Emperor Wen
Cao Pi posthumousName Emperor Wen
subject linked to: Emperor Wen