Region: Japan · Coordinates: 35.309, 139.550 · 25 events
| Year | Source | Account |
|---|---|---|
| AD 1199 | Masukagami | Yoritomo takes the tonsure in the eastern provinces and dies on the 13th of the 1st month at age 53 |
| AD 1213 | Rai Sanyō, Nihon Gaishi | Battle of Wada: Wada Yoshimori split 150 horsemen into three groups, attacked the residences of Hojo Yoshitoki and Oe no Hiromoto, and rushed toward the shogun's quarters. |
| AD 1213 | Rai Sanyō, Nihon Gaishi | On the 2nd of the 5th month Wada Yoshimori rose in arms but was pressed by the Hojo-side army, and Yoshimori and the rest were killed. |
| AD 1219 | Masukagami | The kugyo beheads the Naidaijin during a visit to the Kamakura Hachiman shrine |
| AD 1219 | Rai Sanyō, Nihon Gaishi | In the 1st month, during a visit to Tsurugaoka, Kugyo killed Minamoto no Sanetomo and Minamoto no Nakaakira. The main Minamoto line came to an end. |
| AD 1219 | Rai Sanyō, Nihon Gaishi | In the 1st month, at the Tsurugaoka shrine, Sanetomo was attacked and killed by his nephew Kugyo. |
| AD 1232 | Rai Sanyō, Nihon Gaishi | In the 1st year of Joei, Yasutoki consulted Miyoshi Yasutsura and established the 50-article Shikimoku as the standard for judgments. |
| AD 1247 | Rai Sanyō, Nihon Gaishi | Hojo Tokiyori attacked Miura Yasumura. Yasumura fled to Yoritomo's memorial hall, and over 270 of the Miura clan died. |
| AD 1252 | Masukagami | On the 19th of the 2nd month Prince Munetaka leaves the capital for the east (Kamakura) |
| AD 1289 | Masukagami | Kamakura shogun Koreyasu is driven up to Kyoto; Prince Hisaaki, who had his genpuku on the 3rd of the 10th month, enters Kamakura as shogun (arrives the 25th) |
| AD 1309 | Zoku Shigushō | News from the Kanto: the daughter of Sagami-no-kami Nyudo Sadatoki dies young; the court suspends government for five days |
| AD 1311 | Zoku Shigushō | Sagami-no-kami Shishi dies — reported from the Kanto |
| AD 1311 | Zoku Shigushō | Sagami-no-kami Nyudo Taira no Sadatoki dies — report from the Kanto |
| AD 1331 | Taiheiki | Toshimoto is beheaded at Katsurabaragaoka in Kamakura |
| AD 1333 | Dai Nihonshi (Great History of Japan) | Nitta Yoshisada raised an army in Kōzuke, destroyed Kamakura, and Hōjō Takatoki died; the realm returned to unity. |
| AD 1333 | Masukagami | 5th month, day 22: Hojo Takatoki and others kill themselves; Kamakura falls |
| AD 1333 | Rai Sanyō, Nihon Gaishi | Nitta Yoshisada unleashed his troops in Kamakura, and the Hojo Takatoki clan was slaughtered. |
| AD 1333 | Taiheiki | Nitta's army enters Kamakura's Hayagayatsu; most Hojo-side commanders reportedly die |
| AD 1335 | Rai Sanyō, Nihon Gaishi | Hojo Tokiyuki rebelled and raided Kamakura; Tadayoshi was routed. |
| AD 1335 | Taiheiki | Hojo remnants rise (Shiro Shiga Shiro Chusendai) -- Ashikaga Tadayoshi, escorting the Shogun's Palace (Prince Nariyoshi), abandons Kamakura and withdraws |
| AD 1335 | Taiheiki | On Ashikaga Tadayoshi's orders, his retainer Fuchino Iga-no-kami kills Prince Moriyoshi (Hyobukyo Shinno) in the Kamakura dungeon |
| AD 1367 | Taiheiki | Kamakura's Sama-no-kami Motouji dies at 28. The text describes it as "when the pillar of the Kanto is broken, the strength of the shogunate withers" |
| AD 1416 | Rai Sanyō, Nihon Gaishi | Uesugi Ujinori raised troops and surrounded Mochiuji; Mochiuji fled on horseback and entered Norimoto's residence. |
| AD 1439 | Rai Sanyō, Nihon Gaishi | Mochiuji set fire to the pagoda of Eian-ji and took his own life together with his wife. |
| AD 1460 | Griffis, Corea, the Hermit Nation | Joseon's last embassy to the shogunate (Kamakura). Official exchanges between the two countries ceased afterward, and Tsushima merchants served as intermediaries. |