Lady Huan (simplified: 环夫人, traditional: 環夫人, pinyin: Huán Fūrén) was one of Cao Cao’s concubines. She bore him three sons: Cao Chong, who died young and was greatly mourned by Cao Cao; Cao Ju, who was enfeoffed as Prince of Pengcheng; and Cao Yu, who became Prince of Yan and whose son Cao Huan was the last Wei emperor.
Lady Huan (Cao Cao's consort)環夫人
Cao Cao's concubine; mother of Cao Chong, Cao Ju (Prince of Pengcheng), and Cao Yu (Prince of Yan).
CharacterCao Wei 曹魏
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