Gao Ang

Gao Ang (501-538), named Ao Cao, was born in Bo Hai county (now Jing County, Hebei Province). During the northern and Southern Dynasties, he was a famous general of the Eastern Wei Dynasty, the third son of Gao Yi, the governor of Eastern Jizhou, and the younger brother of Sikong Gaoqian.

The horse is peerless, brave and invincible. At that time, people are better than Xiang Yu, the overlord of Chu. Follow elder brother Gao Qian to fight in response to ge Rong's uprising. Later, he surrendered to the imperial court and granted Wucheng County Bo. After Yuan Ziyou, the emperor of Xiaozhuang, was killed, he joined forces with Gao Huan in Xindu to openly oppose Er Zhu. Five thousand people who once rode on Dapo Er Zhu Yu for more than ten years.

In the second year of Yongxi (533), after Gao Qian was defeated and killed, he defected to the General Gao Huan and fought in all directions, including situ and hussars, and became the Marquis of Jue Wucheng county.

In the first year of the Yuan Dynasty (538), Yu Wentai, the Prime Minister of the Western Wei Dynasty, defeated the enemy and was killed in Heyang. At the age of 37, he was presented to the lieutenant general, the grand master and the grand Sima with the posthumous title of Zhongwu. In the first year of the emperor's founding, he was posthumously granted the title of Yongchang king, with the right to enjoy the Shizong temple.

Real name	high
word	Ao Cao
Time	Northern Dynasty
Ethnic groups	Han nationality
birthplace	Bo Hai County
date of birth	501 years
Date of death	538 years
Main works	"Season style poem for brother", etc
Major achievements	Fight against Erzhu with Gao Qian
Official position	Situ, Hussars general
Title	Jingzhao Jungong → Yongchang King
Posthumous title	Zhongwu
occupation	general