Family
- Father: Cao Cao
- Mother: Lady Bian
- Siblings:
- Cao Pi, older brother, first emperor of Cao Wei
- Cao Zhang, older brother
- Cao Xiong, younger brother
- Cao Jie, sister, married Emperor Xian of Han
- Spouse: Lady Cui (崔氏), niece of Cui Yan.
- Children:
- Cao Jinhu (曹金瓠), Cao Zhi's daughter, died when she was about six months old. Cao Zhi often mentioned her in his poems
- Cao Xingnv (曹行女), Cao Zhi's daughter, born two years after Jinhu, died when she was about seven or eight months old. Cao Zhi also often mentioned her in his poems
- Cao Miao (曹苗), Duke of Gaoyang, died young, mentioned by Cao Zhi in his article
- Cao Zhi (曹志), Duke of Mu, later instated as Prince of Jibei
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