Dai Nihonshi: In the Kenmu Incident, the Eastern army captured Kyoto.; Taiheiki: Takauji enters the capital with what the text calls "800,000…
In the Kenmu Incident, the Eastern army captured Kyoto.
其東軍陷京師者，壽永之亂也，承久、建武之變也。
Location: part08 L3
Takauji enters the capital with what the text calls "800,000 horsemen"; the text says there was no resistance on the court side since the retired emperor and many princes of Jimyoin had already slipped away to Mt. Hiei
明れば正月十一日、将軍八十万騎にて都へ入給ふ。
Location: 巻第十四 114
A and B are two of the sources listed above.
| On what point | Source A | Source B | What differs (in Korean) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Year | Dai Nihonshi (Great History of Japan) | Taiheiki | a는 1334, b는 1336 |
Place: 三條河原
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