Dai Nihonshi (Great History of Japan): a Standard history source. Covers AD 1076 – 1392, with 84 events in chronological order. Text license and provenance included.
| Type | Standard history |
|---|---|
| Viewpoint | Insider account |
| Years covered | AD 1076 – 1392 |
| Events | 84 events, 25 placed on the map |
| Author | 德川光圀 외 (水戶藩 편찬) |
| Original title | 大日本史 |
Regions: China 59 · Japan 25
| Year | Place | Event | Passage |
|---|---|---|---|
| AD 1076 | 山城 | Minamoto no Kōtsuna appointed. | 7038 |
| AD 1081 | 大和 | Tachibana Narotsune appointed. | 7397 |
| AD 1094 | Fujii Nobukata appointed daijō (senior provincial deputy). | 8163 | |
| AD 1099 | 和泉 | Fujiwara no Arinobu died (Kōwa 1, seventh month). | 7828 |
| AD 1107 | Fujiwara no Munemasa died (Kashō 2, fifth month). | 卷之三百八十一 줄 13453 | |
| AD 1108 | Tennin 1: a roster row in the court-noble chronology (a name entry, not an event). | 10741 | |
| AD 1108 | Since the first year of Tennin, the in-person imperial rite (shinshi) had been discontinued and was no longer performed. | part08 L1447 | |
| AD 1112 | Fujiwara no Munesuke died (Ten'ei 3, twelfth month). | 卷之三百八十一 줄 12972 | |
| AD 1118 | Saneshige appears on the roster (suke row). | 7198 | |
| AD 1127 | A fire broke out at the Jingikan (Office of Divinities); the use of the Chūwain was discussed. | part08 L1436 | |
| AD 1129 | 河內 | Tachibana Moritaka appears on the roster; later became Musashi gon-no-kami (provisional governor of Musashi). | 7669 |
| AD 1132 | In the first year of Chōshō, restoring the in-person rite (shinshi) was discussed, but it was halted for circumstantial reasons. | part08 L1447 | |
| AD 1133 | 攝津 | Fujiwara no Yukimori appointed (died later, Chōshō 3, eleventh month). | 8023 |
| AD 1143 | Koremune Yasumichi appointed (suke row). | 7212 | |
| AD 1145 | In the first year of Kyūan, the in-person rite (shinshi) was resumed according to the old formal procedures. | part08 L1447 | |
| AD 1147 | 大和 | Ōnakatomi Yukimoto appointed as gonkan (provisional official). | 7411 |
| AD 1151 | Fujiwara no Nobukata died (Ninpei 1, month unknown). | 卷之三百八十 줄 12654 | |
| AD 1152 | 山城 | Fujiwara no Sueyoshi dismissed (earlier appointed in Kyūan 4, first month). | 7052 |
| AD 1156 | 和泉 | Fujiwara no Kunitsuna appointed. | 7839 |
| AD 1159 | 和泉 | Mononobe no Sanemoto appointed (sakan row). | 7892-7893 |
| AD 1168 | 河內 | Minamoto no Moromitsu appointed as gonkan. | 7684 |
| AD 1177 | Fujiwara no Moriyori was killed by Taira no Kiyomori. | 卷之三百八十 줄 11672 | |
| AD 1178 | Nakakata was killed by bandits (Jishō 2, seventh month). | 卷之三百八十一 줄 12989 | |
| AD 1180 | Satake Tadayoshi (suke) was killed on the order of Minamoto no Yoritomo (Jishō 4, eleventh month). | 卷之三百八十一 줄 14076 | |
| AD 1181 | Miyoshi Tomotsune appointed (suke row). | 7231 | |
| AD 1183 | Minamoto no Mitsunaga appeared and was killed in battle soon after. | part_05 줄 6058 (卷之三百八十五) | |
| AD 1183 – 1185 | Kyoto | In the Jūei War, the Eastern army captured Kyoto. | part08 L3 |
| AD 1185 | Bungo | Minamoto no Noriyori reached Bungo and attacked Harada Tanenao, inflicting a crushing defeat. | part_01.txt L2394 |
| AD 1185 | 屋島(八島) | Narinao (Tanouchi Saemon) surrendered to Minamoto no Yoshitsune after the battle at Yashima. | 阿波民部大輔成良 항목 (줄 1124) |
| AD 1185 – 1190 | Kyoto | Yoritomo set up the Kyoto Guard and took control of the Kinai region. | part08 L318 |
| AD 1190 | Shimōsa (下總) | Minamoto no Yoshisada appointed Governor of Shimōsa. | 卷之三百八十 줄 12223 |
| AD 1193 | Dewa | Ōkawa Kanetō, a subordinate of Yasuhira, moved from Dewa into Mutsu with cavalry; in fighting against Yuri Korehira he was defeated and killed (the subject of the death is ambiguous in the source). | part_01.txt L2395 |
| AD 1203 | 大和 | Fujiwara no Hidemori appointed. | 7426 |
| AD 1204 | 山城 | Fujiwara no Yukimasa appointed. | 7069 |
| AD 1214 | Fujiwara no Takakiyo died (Kenpō 2, first month). | 卷之三百八十 줄 12475 | |
| AD 1221 | Fujiwara no Nobuyoshi was killed by Hōjō Yoshitoki. | part_05 줄 153 (卷之三百八十七) | |
| AD 1221 | Shimazu Tadatsune fell in the Jōkyū Incident (genealogy of the Wakasa shugo house). | 島津 항목 (줄 292) | |
| AD 1221 | Kyoto | In the Jōkyū Incident, the Eastern army captured Kyoto. | part08 L3 |
| AD 1221 | Kyoto | After the Jōkyū Incident, the Hōjō clan set up a bureau (fu) at Rokuhara and took control of governance in Kyoto and the western provinces. | part08 L318 |
| AD 1235 | Kyoto | Enryaku-ji and Kōfuku-ji quarreled over Kiyomizu-dera, an affiliated temple, and were about to fight. | part_09.txt L599 |
| AD 1240 | 攝津 | Minamoto no Yorinori appointed. | 8034 |
| AD 1240 | 攝津 | Minamoto no Suemasa appointed. | 8053 |
| AD 1251 | 和泉 | Fujiwara no Tsunenaga appointed. | 7855 |
| AD 1252 | 河內 | Sukemura appears on the roster (surname field blank). | 7705 |
| AD 1264 – 1275 | Mongol forces invaded Tsushima and raided Chikuzen, but were immediately repelled. | part08 L2 | |
| AD 1272 | Sakurada Harusan appears on the roster (ingai, supernumerary). | 7572 | |
| AD 1274 | Emperor Go-Uda ascended the throne (as recorded in the chronology column). | 1389-1390 | |
| AD 1275 | The Yuan sent an envoy with a letter, but Hōjō Tokimune had the envoy beheaded and gave no reply. | part08 L2 | |
| AD 1277 | Hōjō Yoshimune died (Kenji 3, eighth month). | 卷之三百八十 줄 12484 | |
| AD 1281 | Kōno Michitoki appeared and was killed in battle soon after. | part_05 줄 6070 (卷之三百八十五) | |
| AD 1281 | The Mongols (Yuan) launched a large invasion but were decisively defeated. | part08 L2 | |
| AD 1295 | 山城 | Nikaidō Yukisada appointed. | 7091 |
| AD 1304 | Minamoto no Toshimichi died (Kagen 2, fifth month). | 卷之三百八十一 줄 13799 | |
| AD 1307 | Hōjō Tokinori died (Tokuji 2, eighth month). | 卷之三百八十 줄 12257 | |
| AD 1311 | Hōjō Morotoki died (Ōchō 1, ninth month). | 卷之三百八十一 줄 13007 | |
| AD 1318 – 1339 | In Go-Daigo's reign, Uji Korenao (惟直) and Uji Koresumi (惟澄) distinguished themselves in loyal service to the throne. | part08 L472 | |
| AD 1331 | Kasagi | The emperor dispatched forces to subdue Hōjō Takatoki; Ashikaga Takauji attacked Kasagi and Akasaka. | part_01.txt L2424 |
| AD 1331 | 笠置 | 1331, Genkō 1: Emperor Go-Daigo went to Kasagi, and Prince Son'yoshi accompanied him. | 卷之九十九 (part_06 줄 4760) |
| AD 1331 | 延曆寺西塔 | In the autumn of Genkō 1, monks of the Western Pagoda of Enryaku-ji gathered armed, numbering 20,000 to 30,000. | 卷之九十九 (part_06 줄 4765) |
| AD 1331 | 辛碕濱 | In the eighth month of Genkō 1, Sonchō and Sonun gathered warrior monks, fought Sasaki Tokinobu at Karasaki-hama, and were driven off. | 卷之九十九 (part_06 줄 4772) |
| AD 1331 – 1336 | Imperial forces and 'rebels' fought several times here (place name not confirmed). | 義景別業 항목 (줄 1460) | |
| AD 1331 – 1334 | 田關(항목명 끝 글자만 보임) | Nitta Yoshisada subdued Hōjō Yasuie here. | 田關 항목 (줄 1473) |
| AD 1331 | 般若寺(大和 柰良坂村) | During the Genkō Incident, Prince Morinaga took refuge at Hannya-ji. | 般若寺 항목 (줄 1946) |
| AD 1332 | 大和 | Kanemochi Kagefuji appears on the roster. | 7446 |
| AD 1332 | 土佐畑 | In Genkō 2, Prince Sonryō was moved to exile at Tosa Hata. | 卷之九十九 (part_06 줄 4760) |
| AD 1333 | Akahashi Morotoki took his own life (Genkō 3, fifth month). | 卷之三百八十一 줄 13012 | |
| AD 1333 | 越中 | In Genkō 3, Hōjō Takatoki moved Tsunesei to Etchū, where he was killed. | 卷之九十九 (part_06 줄 4789) |
| AD 1333 | Kamakura | Nitta Yoshisada raised an army in Kōzuke, destroyed Kamakura, and Hōjō Takatoki died; the realm returned to unity. | part08 L2 |
| AD 1334 – 1336 | Kyoto | In the Kenmu Incident, the Eastern army captured Kyoto. | part08 L3 |
| AD 1335 | 三條河原 | In Kenmu 2, when Ashikaga Takauji rebelled, Prince Sonryō passed Sanjō-gawara in Kyoto on his way out to suppress the rebels. | 卷之九十九 (part_06 줄 4760) |
| AD 1335 | 矢矧鷺坂 | In Kenmu 2, Nitta Yoshisada defeated Takauji's vanguard in a series of battles at Yahagi Sagizaka. | 卷之九十九 (part_06 줄 4760) |
| AD 1335 – 1336 | Kyoto | Ashikaga Takauji and Tadayoshi raised an army and rebelled, and the rebel army captured Kyoto. | part08 L2 |
| AD 1335 – 1336 | Kyoto | Takauji enthroned a Northern Court emperor and camped at Muromachi to oppose the royal forces. | part08 L318 |
| AD 1336 | Ōmi | Reaching Ōmi, Takauji took Ikisu Castle. | part_01.txt L2434 |
| AD 1336 | 金碕城 | In Engen 1, Kanesaki Castle fell and Prince Tsunenaga was captured. | 卷之九十九 (part_06 줄 4775) |
| AD 1336 | 京師 | In Engen 1, Ashikaga Takauji invaded the capital, and Prince Kanenaga followed the emperor to Enryaku-ji. | 卷之九十九 (part_06 줄 4781) |
| AD 1338 | 杣山 | In the spring of Engen 3, Yoshisada and Yoshisuke left Sugiyama and took several castles one after another. | 卷之九十九 (part_06 줄 4775) |
| AD 1338 | 筑紫 | In Engen 3, Kanenaga was appointed Seii Taishōgun and pacified Tsukushi. | 卷之九十九 (part_06 줄 4781) |
| AD 1347 | Kusunoki Masatsura advanced into Settsu; Hosokawa Akiuji and others clashed at Homuda-bayashi and were defeated. | part_01.txt L2447 | |
| AD 1348 | In the 10th month of Shōhei 3, Sukō-in named Prince Naohito crown prince (taitei). | 直仁親王 항목 (dai_nihonshi p07 줄 32) | |
| AD 1349 | Uesugi Shigeyoshi was killed (Jōwa 5, twelfth month). | 卷之三百八十 줄 12672 | |
| AD 1376 | Minamoto no Nariyoshi died (Eiwa 2, second month). | 卷之三百八十 줄 12299 | |
| AD 1389 | Fujiwara no Yorifusa died (Kōō 1, fourth month). | 卷之三百八十 줄 12301 | |
| AD 1392 | Kyoto | Unification of the Northern and Southern Courts: Emperor Go-Kameyama handed the sacred regalia to Go-Komatsu, and Yoshimitsu persuaded the Northern Court. | part08 L4 |
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