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Cao Shu Zhenduo
Cao Shu Zhenduo was a son of King Wen of Zhou and younger brother of King Wu, who after the Zhou conquest of Shang in the eleventh century BCE enfeoffed him at Taoqiu, in south-western Shandong. He became the founder of the ruling house of the State of Cao, which survived until the State of Song annexed it in 487 BCE.
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