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Created page with "*''Reign: 220-226'' *''Other Names'': 曹丕 ''(Cao Pi)'' *''Chinese/Japanese'': 文帝 ''(Wen Di / Buntei)'' Emperor Wen, also known as Cao Pi, was the son of the in..."
*''Reign: [[220]]-[[226]]''
*''Other Names'': 曹丕 ''(Cao Pi)''
*''Chinese/Japanese'': 文帝 ''(Wen Di / Buntei)''
Emperor Wen, also known as Cao Pi, was the son of the infamous [[Cao Cao]]. He is known for forcing the last emperor of Han to abdicate the throne to him, marking the end of the [[Han Dynasty]]. Cao Pi then established the state of [[Cao Wei]], one of the Three Kingdoms discussed in the ''[[Romance of the Three Kingdoms]]'', which he ruled from [[220]]-[[226]] as Emperor Wen of Wei.
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*''Other Names'': 曹丕 ''(Cao Pi)''
*''Chinese/Japanese'': 文帝 ''(Wen Di / Buntei)''
Emperor Wen, also known as Cao Pi, was the son of the infamous [[Cao Cao]]. He is known for forcing the last emperor of Han to abdicate the throne to him, marking the end of the [[Han Dynasty]]. Cao Pi then established the state of [[Cao Wei]], one of the Three Kingdoms discussed in the ''[[Romance of the Three Kingdoms]]'', which he ruled from [[220]]-[[226]] as Emperor Wen of Wei.
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