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Wang Can

Wang Can (177 – 17 February 217), courtesy name Zhongxuan, was a Chinese politician and poet who lived during the late Eastern Han dynasty of China. He contributed greatly to the establishment of laws and standards during the founding days of the vassal kingdom of Wei – the forerunner of the state of Cao Wei in the Three Kingdoms period – under the…

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Occupation
Politician, poet
Born
177[a] Weishan County, Shandong
Chancellor
Cao Cao
Children
Wang Ye (posthumous adopted son) · two biological sons
Courtesy name
Zhongxuan (仲宣)
Died
17 February 217 (aged 40)[a]

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Wang Can

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Edges56
Triples72
Avg. degree1.96
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Wang Can

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related to Anecdotes · 24
Wang Can → As Sima, Cai Yong, Cao Cao, Grand Tutor, He, If, It, Laba Festival, Later, Nine, Pan, Pan Pu, Pan Xu, Pan Xu's, Pan Yue, Sima, Sima Yi, The, The Records, There
related to Life · 23
Wang Can → Cai Yong, Chang'an, Chief Clerk, Dong Zhuo, East Asian, Emperor Ling, Emperor Shao, Emperor Shun, Emperor Xian, Gaoping County, He, He Jin, In Chang'an, Luoyang, Shandong, Shanyang Commandery, Three Ducal Ministers, Wang Can's, Wang Chang, Wang Gong
related to Literary achievements · 14
Wang Can → Along, Chinese, Eastern Han, Emperor Xian's, Heroes, In, Jian'an, One, Poem, Records, Seven Scholars, Seven Sorrows, The, They
Children · 2
Wang Can → two biological sons, Wang Ye (posthumous adopted son)
Born · 1
Wang Can → 177[a] Weishan County, Shandong
Chancellor · 1
Wang Can → Cao Cao
Courtesy name · 1
Wang Can → Zhongxuan (仲宣)
Died · 1
Wang Can → 17 February 217 (aged 40)[a]
Monarch · 1
Wang Can → Emperor Xian of Han
Occupation · 1
Wang Can → Politician, poet

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Wang CanBorn177[a] Weishan County, Shandong1.00infobox
Wang CanChancellorCao Cao1.00infobox
Wang CanChildrenWang Ye (posthumous adopted son)1.00infobox
Wang CanChildrentwo biological sons1.00infobox
Wang CanCourtesy nameZhongxuan (仲宣)1.00infobox
Wang CanDied17 February 217 (aged 40)[a]1.00infobox
Wang CanMonarchEmperor Xian of Han1.00infobox
Wang CanOccupationPolitician, poet1.00infobox
Wang CanParentWang Qian (father)1.00infobox
Wang CanPeerageSecondary Marquis (關內侯)1.00infobox
Wang Canis aPoem of Seven Sorrows0.90text
Wang Canrelated to AnecdotesThere0.60section

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