Luoyang (266) — the same event in Book of Jin, Records of the Three Kingdoms and Zizhi Tongjian

Book of Jin: Accepting the abdication of the Wei emperor, he built an altar at Luoyang, ascended the throne, granted a general amnesty, and changed…

What each source says

Records of the Three Kingdoms (Sanguozhi) · AD 265 · 洛陽

By edict, an altar was set up at the southern suburbs and the imperial seals were sent to the Jin heir to receive the abdication; the Wei ruler was moved to Jinyong City (the fall of Wei).

詔羣公卿士具儀設壇于南郊,使使者奉皇帝璽綬冊,禪位于晉嗣王,如漢魏故事。
Location: 魏書 三少帝紀 (卷04) 咸熙2년

Zizhi Tongjian (Comprehensive Mirror) · AD 265 · 洛陽

In the twelfth month, on day renxu, the Wei emperor ceded the throne to Jin, and on day jiazi came out to Jinyong City.

十二月,壬戌,魏帝禪位-{於}-晉;甲子,出-{捨}--{於}-金墉城。
Location: 卷079 265년 단락7 제1문

Book of Jin (Jinshu), Imperial Annals · AD 266 · 洛陽

Accepting the abdication of the Wei emperor, he built an altar at Luoyang, ascended the throne, granted a general amnesty, and changed the era to Taishi. This founded the Western Jin.

禮畢,即洛陽宮幸太極前殿
Location: 晉書 卷003 帝紀 泰始1年12月

Where the sources differ

A and B are two of the sources listed above.

On what pointSource ASource BWhat differs (in Korean)
YearBook of Jin (Jinshu), Imperial AnnalsRecords of the Three Kingdoms (Sanguozhi)a는 266 / b는 265 (선양은 265말, 즉위 266)

Place: 洛陽

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