Region: Japan · Coordinates: 35.014, 135.748 · 8 events
| Year | Source | Account |
|---|---|---|
| AD 1569 | Ōta Gyūichi, Shinchō Kōki | Construction of the Nijo Palace began. Stone walls were built high, with craftsmen and timber mobilized from within and around the capital. |
| AD 1614 | Rai Sanyō, Nihon Gaishi | An assassin sent from Osaka went up to the capital, intending to target the imperial carriage and burn Nijo Castle, but was caught. |
| AD 1623 | Zoku Shigushō | Second shogun Tokugawa Hidetada comes to Kyoto as Minister of the Right and enters Nijo Castle |
| AD 1623 | Zoku Shigushō | Tokugawa Iemitsu, Hidetada's son, comes to Kyoto and enters Nijo Castle (text marks this with "ka") |
| AD 1626 | Rai Sanyō, Nihon Gaishi | The emperor visited Nijo Castle, and the two shoguns gave a banquet. |
| AD 1626 | Zoku Shigushō | Imperial visit (gyoko): the emperor goes to the Nijo Horikawa residence (Nijo Castle) at Iemitsu's request |
| AD 1626 | Zoku Shigushō | The emperor makes a visit (gyoko) to Iemitsu's Nijo residence |
| AD 1634 | Zoku Shigushō | Iemitsu (Sadaijin) comes to Kyoto and enters Nijo Castle (enters the capital on 7/28; 5,000 kan of silver distributed to the people of Kyoto) |