CIVILIZATION DOSSIER

Cao Xiong曹熊

Wei (Cao)History × Fiction

The fourth son of Cao Cao, often ill, hanged himself out of fear of punishment.

DIRECT FIGURES
2
RELATION RECORDS
2
SOURCE WORKS
2

RELATIONSHIP COMPASS

Cao Xiong, and the people around them.

Open one chapter at a time. Each chapter gives the relationship first, then the source text behind it.

01
KINSHIP

Kinship

Blood, marriage and sworn bonds

2 figures · 2 records

2 key relationships are shown here. The complete record remains below.

In history · Records of the Three Kingdoms

Son of Cao Cao, died early, posthumously enfeoffed as King of Xiaohuai; died early.

In fiction · Romance of the Three Kingdoms

The fourth son of Cao Cao, often ill. Younger brother of Cao Pi, hanged himself out of fear of punishment.

Across source works

How this figure changes across texts

Works are shown side by side, not as a chronology. No influence between texts is inferred.

  1. 3 profile notes
    2 relations3 verified quotations
    • Cao Caofather-sonCao Xiong
    • Cao PibrothersCao Xiong
    Verified original text · 3
    1. 四曰熊

      father-son · Romance of the Three Kingdoms, ch. 68

    2. 四子曹熊,多病难保

      father-son · Romance of the Three Kingdoms, ch. 78

    1 more verified quotation in the relationship records below.

    Open work page

  2. 2 profile notes
    1 relations2 verified quotations
    • Cao Caofather-sonCao Xiong
    Verified original text · 2
    1. 卞皇后生文皇帝、任城威王彰、陈思王植、萧怀王熊

      father-son · Records of the Three Kingdoms, 魏书·武文世王公传

    2. 萧怀王熊,早薨

      father-son · Records of the Three Kingdoms, 魏书·任城陈萧王传

    Open work page

Relationship network

3 figures · 3 links
Cao XiongCao XiongCao CaoCao CaoCao PiCao Pi
historyliteraturedual
Open full atlas →

Sources: Records of the Three Kingdoms, 魏书·任城陈萧王传; Records of the Three Kingdoms, 魏书·武文世王公传; Romance of the Three Kingdoms, ch. 68; Romance of the Three Kingdoms, ch. 78; Romance of the Three Kingdoms, ch. 79

This page was extracted from classical texts with AI assistance and revised; errors remain possible. Spotted a mistake? Tell us →

Compiled with AI assistance from public-domain texts; for cultural reference. Mythological accounts vary — corrections welcome.