Cao Zicheng (simplified: 曹子乘, traditional: 曹子乘, pinyin: Cáo Zǐchéng) was a son of Cao Cao and Consort Li (李姬), and a brother of Cao Zizheng and Cao Zijing. He died young. Under Cao Rui he was among the late princes posthumously honoured with ducal titles. Few other details are recorded in the sources.
Cao Zicheng曹子乘
Son of Cao Cao and Consort Li; died young; posthumously honoured with a ducal title under Cao Rui.
CharacterCao Wei 曹魏
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