Family
- Father: Cao Pi or Yuan Xi
- Mother: Lady Zhen
- Spouses:
- Empress Mao
- Empress Guo
- Concubine Yu
- Children:
- Sons:
- Cao Jiong (曹冏), instated as Prince of Qinghe in 226, died in the same year
- Cao Mu (曹穆), instated as Prince of Fanyang in 228, died in 229
- Cao Yin (曹殷) born in 231, died in 232, posthumously granted title Prince Ai of Anping
- Daughters:
- Cao Shu (曹淑), died in 232 posthumously instated as Princess Yi of Pingyuan
- Princess Qichang (齊長公主), personal name unknown, married Li Tao (son of Li Feng), later married Ren Kai
- Adopted children:
- Cao Xun, born in 231, instated as Prince of Qin in 235, died in 244
- Cao Fang, son of Cao Kai, instated as Prince of Qi in 235 and crown prince in 239, became third emperor of Cao Wei later
- Sons:
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