Cao Tai

Cao Tai

Cao Tai, the eldest son of the great Sima Cao Ren, was a famous general of the state of Wei in the Three Kingdoms period. He once attacked the state of Wu with Emperor Wen of Wei. His father was granted the title of marquis Chen, and then he was granted the title of marquis Ningling.

Life of the characters

Cao Tai, the eldest son of Wei Zhendong general and chief Sima caoren. In the first year of Huangwu, Emperor Wen of Wei ordered Cao Ren, Cao Xiu and Cao Zhen to fight against Wu. Taking Ren as the middle army and Jiang Ji as the military officer, he led his son Cao Tai and General Chang Diao out of Hefei, crossed Chaohu and attacked ruxu. Cao Ren didn't listen to Jiang Ji's advice. He planned to send Cao Tai to attack the city to lure the enemy. He secretly ordered Chang Diao, Zhu geqian and Wang Shuang to lead 5000 troops to attack Zhongzhou by oil tanker at Zishi. However, the plan was broken by Huan, who showed Caotai the empty city. Caotai came out with light troops, and Zhu Huan set fire to Caotai's barracks. Cao Tai was defeated and forced to withdraw. Zhu Huan sent other generals Yan GUI and Luo Tong to chop Chang Diao and capture Wang Shuang. In the fourth year of Huangchu, Cao renjue was chosen as Marquis of Chen. Official to Zhendong general, holiday festival, to seal Ning Ling Hou. Cao Taihong, son of Cao Chusi.

member of family

father

Cao Ren, the great Sima of the state of Wei.

brother

Cao Kai was a marquis. Cao fan, the marquis.

Son

Cao Chu was the Marquis of Ningling.

Historical records

In the annals of the Three Kingdoms, it is recorded that Zitai (Cao Tai) was an heir, an official to Zhendong general, who was granted the title of Marquis of Ningling. Tai Hong, the first son.