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Cao Cao's turned hubris overtime and experienced major defeat over naval warfare against the southern warlords who were experts at naval warfare.

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Individualist

Pragmatic

Valour

Ruthless

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Cao Cao:  "I'd rather betray the world than let the world betray me."

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Cao Cao:  "I'd rather betray the world than let the world betray me."

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His individualist quote has been frowned upon by many in a collectivist culture, but his ruthless nature has earned him many respect amongst his followers.

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Cao Cao (Blue) : 70,000 men

Yuan Shao (Red) : 700,000 men

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A Chinese warlord during the late Han Dynasty.
An accomplished:

poet

strategist

martial artist.

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Manipulates other warlords to coerce or label them as traitors for going against the "Emperor's will".

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Takes advantage of opportunities under pretenses

Elects capable men for their roles

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Illustration of Cao Cao (in red cloak) fielding the army during the Battle of Guan Du

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Illustration of Cao Cao (in red cloak) fielding the army during the Battle of Guan Du

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Chinese equivalent to the English idiom “speak of the devil”.

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An administrator

A cavalry captain

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The elite cavalry unit that would suppress northern barbarians such as the Xiongnu (Huns) & win many battles in the future