Rokuhara (1333) — the same event in Masukagami, Rai Sanyō and Taiheiki

Masukagami: Ashikaga Jibu-taifu (Takauji), having received Go-Daigo's edict, turns toward the capital and attacks Rokuhara; Rai Sanyō: Ashikaga…

What each source says

Masukagami · AD 1333 · Rokuhara

Ashikaga Jibu-taifu (Takauji), having received Go-Daigo's edict, turns toward the capital and attacks Rokuhara

此の治部の大輔、早うより先帝の勅を承りてければ、逆様に都を滅ぼさむとする也けり
Location: part_03.txt L517

Rai Sanyō, Nihon Gaishi · AD 1333 · Rokuhara

Ashikaga Takauji attacked the Rokuhara headquarters from the south and broke its 20,000 troops; the commander fled with the new emperor and died in Omi.

五月。七日。高氏引兵。南攻六波羅。
Location: part_01 L192

Rai Sanyō, Nihon Gaishi · AD 1333 · 六波羅

The generals surrounded Rokuhara and Yuki Chikamitsu surrendered. The text says the two commanders fled east and died in Omi.

五月從諸將圍六波羅。結城親光出降。
Location: 卷之五 · part_03 글자위치 9279

Taiheiki · AD 1333 · 六波羅

5th month, day 7: Ashikaga's general assault; the Rokuhara Tandai's defense on three fronts collapses

去程に六波羅には、六万余騎を三手に分て
Location: 巻第九 63

Where the sources differ

A and B are two of the sources listed above.

On what pointSource ASource BWhat differs (in Korean)
OutcomeMasukagamiRai Sanyō, Nihon Gaishib는 府帥가 近江에서 죽었다고 적음, a는 공격 개시만 적음

Place: Rokuhara

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