曹

In other languages

• German Cao
• English Cao
• Spanish Cao
• French Cao
• Korean 차오
• Russian Цао
• Vietnamese Tào

Notable historical bearers

Deceased people recorded in Wikidata with this family name, ordered by how many Wikipedias cover them.

• Cao Cao155 – 220

  Chinese warlord and statesman (155–220)

• Cao Xueqin1724 – 1763

  Chinese novelist and poet (1710–1765)

• Cao Pi187 – 226

  Cao Wei Emperror (187-226)

• Cao Zhi192 – 232

  State of Cao Wei prince and poet (192-232)

• Cao Rui205 – 239

  Chinese Cao Wei emperor from 226 to 239

• Cao Huan246 – 303

  Emperor of Cao Wei from 260 to 266

• Cao Kun1862 – 1938

  Chinese general and warlord (1862–1938)

• Cao Fang232 – 274

  Cao Wei emperor from 239 to 254

• Cao Mao241 – 260

  Cao Wei emperor from 254 to 260

• Yan Hui521 BCE – 481 BCE

  Chinese philosopher (c. 521–481 BC)

• Cao Ren168 – 223

  Chinese Han dynasty general (168–223)

• Cao Zhen185 – 231

  State of Cao Wei general (died 231)

• Imperial Uncle Cao1018 – 1089

  Song dynasty person (CBDB = 16846)

• Cao Ang177 – 197

  Chinese warlord Cao Cao's eldest son (c.177–197)

• Cao Zhang190 – 223

  State of Cao Wei prince (died 223)

• Empress Cao Jie200 – 237

  Chinese Han dynasty empress (197-260)

• Cao Chong196 – 208

  Chinese warlord Cao Cao's son (196–208)

• Cao Shuang300 – 249

  Chinese general and Cao Wei regent (died 249)

• Cao Song200 – 194

  Eastern Han dynasty official (died 193)

• Cao Shen300 BCE – 190 BCE

  Han dynasty chancellor

• Cao Xiu174 – 228

  State of Cao Wei general (died 228)

• Cao Rulin1877 – 1966

  Chinese politician (1877-1966)

• Cao Chun174 – 210

  Chinese Han dynasty military officer (died 210)

• Cao Yu250 – 278

  prince of the state of Cao Wei (died 278)