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1. Cao Pi is an available character at the beginning of the game so there is no need to worry about unlocking him. (Web site)
2. Cao Pi was also cultivating his public image and creating the impression that Cao Zhi was wasteful and lacking actual talent for governance. (Web site)
3. Cao Pi was also fostering his image among the people and creating the sense that Cao Zhi was wasteful and lacking actual talent in governance.
4. Cao Pi was born in 187, in Qiao County, Pei Commandery (modern Bozhou, Anhui), the eldest son of Cao Cao and one of his favorite concubines, Lady Bian. (Web site)
5. Cao Pi was born in 187, to Cao Cao and one of his favorite concubines, Lady Bian.

Declared Himself Emperor

1. In 222, Sun Quan renounced his recognition of Cao Pi 's regime and, in 229, he declared himself emperor at Wuchang.
2. Cao Pi eventually succeeded Cao Cao in 220 and within a year declared himself the first emperor of the Kingdom of Wei. (Web site)

Cao Pi

1. After Cao Pi's self-declaration, neither Cao Zhang nor any other individual dared to act against him.
2. The first Chinese poem using seven syllables per line (---------) was the poem --------- by Cao Pi.
3. In winter 220, Cao Pi finally made his move for the imperial throne, strongly suggesting to Emperor Xian that he should yield the throne.
4. Of all his brothers, Cao Pi was the most shrewd.
5. After 190, when Cao Cao was constantly waging war, it is not known where Cao Pi and his mother Lady Bian were, or what their activities were.

Cao Zhi

1. However, Cao Pi's Chief Secretary (------) Hua Xin then convinced him to put Cao Zhi's literary talent to a test. (Web site)
2. One of Cao Pi---s first actions was to do away with Ding Yi (------) and Ding Yi (------), two firm friends and supporters of Cao Zhi. (Web site)
3. That year (224), Cao Pi granted audience to all the princes, and Cao Zhi and his brothers paid homage to the emperor in the Capital city. (Web site)

Cao Zhang

1. One of the first acts that Cao Pi carried out as Prince of Wei was to send his brothers, including Cao Zhang and Cao Zhi, back to their marches.
2. Many historians attribute these heavy restrictions to how Cao Pi was jealous of Cao Zhi's literary talent and Cao Zhang 's military might.
3. Jia Kui, a counsellor to Cao Pi, then volunteered to persuade Cao Zhang to desist. (Web site)

Guan Yu

1. Cao Pi also put Yu Jin to shame for his loss to Guan Yu, which caused him to become ill and die.
2. In Jingzhou, Liu Bei left his sworn brother Guan Yu in charge, and Guan led the Jingzhou troops to attack Cao Pi.
3. Lu Meng's forces attacked Guan Yu from the rear as Guan launched an attack on Cao Pi, and routed the army with ease.

Brother

1. Cao Pi's younger brother, Cao Xiong was often ill and he could not attend his father's funeral because he was ill. (Web site)
2. Cao Pi summoned him to the court, and out of fear of his brother, Cao Xiong committed suicide. (Web site)
3. At the beginning of his career, Cao Pi was mostly in charge of defense with his brother Cao Zhi. (Web site)

Dynasty Warriors

1. In Warriors Orochi, a crossover between Dynasty Warriors and Samurai Warriors, Cao Pi inherits the kingdom of Wei after the alleged death of Cao Cao.
2. Cao Pi appears in the Koei video game Dynasty Warriors 6, the latest in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms -based franchise.
3. In Dynasty Warriors 5, she has a little more ruthless personality, perhaps to answer the ruthless personality of Cao Pi, who debuted in the said game.

Zhen

1. Cao Pi also had his wife, Zhen Ji, commit suicide. (Web site)
2. Cao Pi then holds his weapon to Sima Yi's throat. (Web site)
3. Unlike history or the novel, Cao Pi loved Zhen Ji genuinely until his death.
4. Before his death, Cao Pi forced his wife Lady Zhen to commit suicide through a ruse of Lady Guo. (Web site)

Father

1. There were many internal conflicts during Cao Pi's rule.
2. Cao Pi told his brother to make a poem based on the painting after walking seven paces. (Web site)
3. Family background and early career Cao Pi was born in 187, to Cao Cao and one of his favorite concubines, Lady Bian. (Web site)
4. Cao Pi, the eldest surviving son of Cao Cao and the rightful heir, succeeded his late father. (Web site)
5. There were a few minor conflicts between his brothers once Cao Pi ascended power. (Web site)

Xu Huang

1. When Cao Pi's successor Cao Rui took over in 227, he sent Xu Huang to defend Xiangyang against the Wu invasion.
2. He was rescued by Xu Huang (who ironically eventually also died under similar circumstances) and together, they escorted Cao Pi back to safety.

Lady Zhen

1. This eventually was used to great advantage by Cao Pi's concubine Guo N--wang to create tension between Cao Pi and Lady Zhen.
2. Even so, this is ironic considering the historical Cao Pi would eventually order Lady Zhen's suicide.

Crown Prince

1. Even though Cao Pi had been crown prince for several years, there was initially some confusion as to what would happen next.
2. In 226, when Cao Pi became ill, he finally created Cao Rui crown prince.

Bian

1. Cao Pi posthumously honored his grandfather Cao Song and father Cao Cao as emperors, and his mother Princess Dowager Bian as empress dowager.
2. An immediate issue after Cao Pi became emperor in 220 was who the empress would be.
3. Cao Pi knew that Zhang was his mother Empress Bian's favourite son, so in order to get away with it, he had to make Cao Zhang's death seem natural. (Web site)
4. Cao Pi knew that Zhang was his mother Bian Hou's favorite son, therefore he must not make it too obvious. (Web site)

Zhuge Liang

1. Lu Xun---s caution was vindicated when Cao Pi launched an invasion against Wu, thinking that Wu forces would still be abroad.
2. He said to Zhuge Liang: ---Your ability is ten times that of Cao Pi and you will surely be able to maintain the state and complete the great undertaking.

Jia Xu

1. Jia Xu then became an advisor to Cao Cao and later Cao Pi. (Web site)
2. When Cao Pi abolished Emperor Xian of Han and made himself emperor, he asked Jia Xu whether to attack the state of Eastern Wu or Shu Han first. (Web site)
3. Jia Xu, a friend of Cao Pi, insisted that only Cao Pi could be the legitimate heir; Cao Cao agreed ( 4). (Web site)

Yuan Xi

1. The lone reference to Cao Pi during this period was in 204, when he took Yuan Xi 's wife Zhen Luo as his wife.
2. From what I've found, the battle of Ye, where Cao Pi found Yuan Xi's wife, happened in 204.
3. Even though her husband Yuan Xi was still alive at this point (and would remain so until 207), Cao Pi forced her into marriage.

Duke

1. He was a grandson of Cao Pi and the Duke of Gaoguixiang.
2. He was forced to abdicate in favor of Cao Pi and was given the title of Duke of Shanyang ("Shanyang gong ").
3. The former Emperor Xian was created the Duke of Shanyang, aand Cao Pi married his two daughters. (Web site)

Proclaimed Himself

1. In 220, Cao Pi forced Emperor Xian to abdicate the throne and proclaimed himself emperor of Wei.
2. Cao Pi proclaimed himself emperor and renamed his dynasty Cao Wei.

Sun

1. Cao Pi continued his father's war against Liu Bei 's Shu Han and Sun Quan 's Eastern Wu but was unsuccessful.
2. When Mitsunari witnessed this he struck a friendship with Cao Pi and continued to fight alongside him.
3. The match was very close in the middle game when Cao Pi's servants brought some prunes, some that were poisoned. (Web site)
4. When the letter of Emperor Xian regarding the abdication came, Zhongda advised Cao Pi to reject the first offer to silence the murmurings of the people. (Web site)
5. Though Sun Shao's force was small, Cao Pi could not withstand the attack and many of his soldiers were slain. (Web site)

Elder Brother

1. This got Cao Pi worried that his brother wanted to succeed the throne of Cao Cao, which was rightfully Cao Pi's, and therefore Cao Pi decided to kill him. (Web site)
2. Together with his elder brother Cao Pi, they were the strongest contestants for their father's position. (Web site)
3. On the other hand, his elder brother Cao Pi was a shrewd man who knew how to feign emotions at the right times. (Web site)

Blade

1. Having heard this, Cao Pi was moved to tears. (Web site)
2. Cao Pi wields a double-ended, detachable pole blade called the "Chaos," fighting wth a direct and aggressive style of sword play.
3. His successor Cao Pi then sent all his brothers, including Cao Zhang, back to their individual fiefdoms, for fear that they might contest his position. (Web site)
4. Horse Charge Attack (S,T while mounted)- Cao Pi uses both blades for a powerful slash on each side. (Web site)
5. By 215, the brothers were on the surface in concord but each having his set of associates, fighting with each ~Cao Pi Cont~ other under the surface. (Web site)

Younger Son

1. When Empress Bian, their common birth mother, heard of this, she went to Cao Pi and pleaded for the life of her younger son. (Web site)
2. When Empress Bian, their common birth mother, heard of this, she went to Cao Pi and pled for the life of her younger son. (Web site)

Wei

1. Cao Pi, like his father, was a poet.
2. Cao Pi, however, did not appear to have seriously considered any other son as heir.
3. Cao Pi killed the mother deer with an arrow, and then ordered Cao Rui to kill the young deer.
4. His father Cao Pi was Cao Cao's oldest surviving son and the heir apparent.
5. Together with his sons Cao Pi and Cao Zhi, they are collectively known as the "Three Cao" in poetry. (Web site)

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