Cao Xiong

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Cao Xiong , ( Chinese  曹 熊 , Pinyin Cáo Xióng , W.-G. Ts'ao Hsiung ; * 195 ; † 220 ) was a son of the Chinese warlord Cao Cao .

His mother was Cao Cao's second wife, Bian . He died young, but the cause of death is not recorded in historical documents.

In the story of the Three Kingdoms , a novel by Luo Guanzhong , Cao Xiong is said to have been punished by his older brother Cao Pi for failing to appear at her father's funeral. He hung himself up.

He was posthumously bestowed the title of Prince Huai of Xiao in 234 , and his son inherited the title.

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Note: This article places the family name before the person's first name. This is the usual order in Chinese. Cao is the family name here, Xiong is the first name.
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SURNAME Cao, Xiong
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Prince Huai of Xiao; 曹 熊 (Chinese); Cáo, Xióng (pinyin); Ts'ao, Hsiung
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Son of the Chinese warlord Cao Cao
DATE OF BIRTH 195
DATE OF DEATH 220