Chang'an (783) — the same event in Old Book of Tang, New Book of Tang and Zizhi Tongjian

Old Book of Tang: The Jingyuan army left Chang'an and rebelled at Chanshui, reversing their spears (the Jingyuan Incident).; New Book of Tang: Yao…

What each source says

Old Book of Tang (Jiu Tangshu), Annals · AD 783 · 長安

The Jingyuan army left Chang'an and rebelled at Chanshui, reversing their spears (the Jingyuan Incident).

丁未,涇原軍出京城,至滻水,倒戈謀叛,姚令言不能禁。
Location: 舊唐書 卷12 建中4年 10月

New Book of Tang (Xin Tangshu), Annals · AD 783 · 長安

Yao Lingyan, Military Governor of Jingyuan, rebelled and attacked Chang'an (the Jingyuan mutiny).

涇原節度使姚令言反,犯京師
Location: 新唐書 卷007 德宗·順宗·憲宗 建中4年10月

Zizhi Tongjian (Comprehensive Mirror) · AD 783 · 長安

Soldiers of Jingyuan break into the palace at Chang'an, climb Hanyuan Hall and plunder.

賊入宮,登含元殿,大呼曰:「天子已出,宜人自求富!」遂歡噪,爭入府庫,運金帛,極力而止。
Location: 資治通鑑 卷228

Place: 長安

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