Lady Ding

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Lady Ding was the first wife of the warlord Cao Cao during the late Eastern Han dynasty, known for divorcing him after he executed their son Cao Ang.

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Lady Ding canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical figure
person
associatedWith Cao Ang
Cao Cao
causeOfDivorce execution of her son Cao Ang by Cao Cao
child Cao Ang
country Eastern Han
linked to: Eastern Han dynasty
culture Chinese
dynasty Eastern Han dynasty
era end of the Eastern Han dynasty
family Cao family
father Cao Cao
fictionalizedIn Romance of the Three Kingdoms
gender female
historicalRegion China
languageContext Classical Chinese historical records
maritalStatus divorced from Cao Cao
mother Lady Ding
notableFor being the first wife of Cao Cao
divorcing Cao Cao after the execution of their son Cao Ang
socialStatus wife of a warlord
spouse Cao Cao
Lady Ding
spouseOccupation warlord
spouseTitle Cao Cao, warlord of the late Eastern Han dynasty
linked to: Cao Cao
timePeriod late Eastern Han dynasty

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Cao Cao spouse Lady Ding
Cao Cao spouse Lady Ding
subject linked to: Mengde
Cao Cao spouse Lady Ding
subject linked to: Lady Ding
Cao Ang mother Lady Ding
subject linked to: Lady Ding