Battle of Kamakura (1335) — the same event in Rai Sanyō and Taiheiki

Rai Sanyō: Hojo Tokiyuki attacked Kamakura and Tadayoshi could not hold it and fled west; Takauji marched east, defeated Tokiyuki's army and entered…

What each source says

Rai Sanyō, Nihon Gaishi · AD 1335 · Kamakura

Hojo Tokiyuki attacked Kamakura and Tadayoshi could not hold it and fled west; Takauji marched east, defeated Tokiyuki's army and entered Kamakura.

七遇七捷。遂入鎌倉。
Location: part_01 L196

Rai Sanyō, Nihon Gaishi · AD 1335 · 鎌倉

Hojo Tokiyuki rebelled and raided Kamakura; Tadayoshi was routed.

二年。七月。北條時行作亂。襲鐮倉。
Location: 卷之六 · part_03 글자위치 36905

Taiheiki · AD 1335 · 鎌倉

Hojo remnants rise (Shiro Shiga Shiro Chusendai) -- Ashikaga Tadayoshi, escorting the Shogun's Palace (Prince Nariyoshi), abandons Kamakura and withdraws

将軍の宮を具足し奉て、七月十六日の暁に、鎌倉を落給けり。
Location: 巻第十三 102

Where the sources differ

A and B are two of the sources listed above.

On what pointSource ASource BWhat differs (in Korean)
WhoRai Sanyō, Nihon GaishiTaiheikia는 호조 도키유키(時行)가 가마쿠라를 공격했다고 적음, b는 호조 잔당 시로 시가(Shiro Shiga)가 봉기했다고 적음

Place: Kamakura

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