Biography & Historical Record
Gao Jun (高儁, Cao Tuấn; c. 210s–c. 250s AD) was an official of the state of Cao Wei during the Three Kingdoms period. He was the eldest son and designated heir of Grand Commandant and Minister of Works Gao Rou (高柔), representing the venerable Chenliu Gao lineage.
Noted for his filial discipline and administrative competence, Gao Jun was appointed Magistrate of Nanhuang (南黄令). However, he succumbed to illness at a relatively early age, predeceasing his long-lived father. His son Gao Xi (高谐) later inherited the noble title of Marquis of Anling upon Gao Rou’s passing.
Role in Romance of the Three Kingdoms
The Upright Lineage of Gao Rou: As heir to Gao Rou, Gao Jun represented the moral rectitude and judicial integrity of the civil leadership of Cao Wei.
Gao Jun (高儁) — Historical Timeline
Heir of Chenliu
Born in Chenliu as the eldest son of legal master Gao Rou.
Magistrate of Nanhuang
Serves as local magistrate with repute for fair administration.
Early Passing
Dies early; son Gao Xi later inherits the ducal estate.
In Historical Accounts
- Sanguozhi (三国志): Volume 24 (Biography of Gao Rou): “Rou’s eldest son Jun was Magistrate of Nanhuang and died early; his son Xi succeeded to the title.”
In History
Summary
- Gao Jun (高儁, Cao Tuấn) was the eldest son of Gao Rou, served as Magistrate of Nanhuang in Cao Wei.
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