Book of Song (Songshu), Annals: a Standard history source. Covers AD 420 – 479, with 150 events in chronological order. Text license and provenance included.
| Type | Standard history |
|---|---|
| Viewpoint | Insider account |
| Years covered | AD 420 – 479 |
| Events | 150 events, 114 placed on the map |
| Author | 沈約 |
| Original title | 宋書 |
Regions: China 149 · Southeast Asia 1
| Year | Place | Event | Passage |
|---|---|---|---|
| AD 420 | 建康 | Liu Yu built an altar in the southern suburbs of Jiankang, ascended the throne and founded Song; the deposed Jin emperor was enfeoffed as King of Lingling. | 宋書 卷3 永初1年 6月 |
| AD 420 | 彭城 | An edict exempted from taxes for thirty years the home district of Liu Yu around Pengcheng (the three commanderies of Pengcheng, Pei and Xiapi). | 宋書 卷3 永初1年 8月 |
| AD 420 | Gao Lian, King of Goguryeo, was raised to Grand General Who Conquers the East; Fuyu Ying, King of Baekje, was raised to Grand General Who Guards the East. | 宋書 卷3 永初1年 7月 | |
| AD 422 | 京城 | The refugee Diao Mi attacked and entered the capital, but Lu Zhongyuan, sima of the Grand Commandant's office, suppressed him and cut off his head. | 宋書 卷3 永初3年 3月 |
| AD 422 | 仇池 | Yang Sheng, Duke of Qiuchi, was enfeoffed as King of Wudu. | 宋書 卷3 永初3年 4月 |
| AD 422 | 建康 | Emperor Wu died at the Xidian Hall at age sixty. | 宋書 卷3 永初3年 5月 |
| AD 422 | 建康 | The crown prince Liu Yifu ascended the throne (the Shao Emperor) and a general amnesty was granted. | 宋書 卷4 永初3年 5月 |
| AD 422 | 滑臺 | Wei troops took Huatai. | 宋書 卷4 永初3年 12月 |
| AD 423 | 金墉 | Wei general Daxi Ang broke through Jinyong and besieged Hulao; Mao Dezu drove him back for a time, but the enemy regathered. | 宋書 卷4 景平1年 1月 |
| AD 423 | 許昌 | Liu Cui, Governor of Yuzhou, raided Xuchang and killed Yu Long, Wei's Grand Administrator of Yingchuan. | 宋書 卷4 景平1年 3月 |
| AD 423 | 臨朐 | Tan Daoji went north, stationed at Linqu, and burned the enemy's siege engines. | 宋書 卷4 景平1年 4月 |
| AD 423 | 虎牢 | Wei troops took Hulao and captured Mao Dezu, Governor of Sizhou, and led him away. | 宋書 卷4 景平1年 4月 |
| AD 423 | The Wei ruler Tuoba Si died and his son Tuoba Tao (Emperor Taiwu) ascended the throne. | 宋書 卷4 景平1年 10月 | |
| AD 424 | 新安 | Liu Yizhen, King of Lingling, was demoted to commoner, moved to Xin'an County, and killed there by an envoy sent by the ruling ministers. | 宋書 卷4 景平2年 2月 |
| AD 424 | 建康 | By order of the Empress Dowager, the Shao Emperor was demoted to King of Yingyang, and it was decided to welcome Liu Yilong, King of Yidao. | 宋書 卷4 景平2年 5月 |
| AD 424 | 吳郡 | The deposed Shao Emperor was confined in Wu Commandery. | 宋書 卷4 景平2年 5月 |
| AD 424 | 金昌亭 | Xu Xianzhi and others had Xing Antai, Secretary of the Zhongshu, murder the Shao Emperor at Jinchang Pavilion at age nineteen. | 宋書 卷4 景平2年 6月 |
| AD 424 | 江陵 | After the Shao Emperor was deposed, the officials, leading a provisional office, reached Jiangling where the King of Yidao was residing and presented the imperial seal to the new emperor. | 宋書 卷5 元嘉1年 7月 |
| AD 424 | 建康 | Emperor Wen left Jiangling, in the eighth month visited the Chuning tomb, then ascended the throne in the Zhongtang Hall at Jiankang, renamed the era Yuanjia and granted a general amnesty. | 宋書 卷5 元嘉1年 8月 |
| AD 426 | 建康 | Xu Xianzhi and Fu Liang were executed for their crimes; Dao Yanzhi and Tan Daoji were ordered to attack Xie Hui of Jingzhou, and the emperor himself led six armies on a western campaign. | 宋書 卷5 元嘉3年 1月 |
| AD 426 | 隱磯 | Dao Yanzhi and Tan Daoji crushed Xie Hui at Yinji. | 宋書 卷5 元嘉3年 2月 |
| AD 426 | 蕪湖 | The emperor's carriage turned around at Wuhu and returned. | 宋書 卷5 元嘉3年 2月 |
| AD 426 | 延頭 | Xie Hui was captured at Yantou, sent to the capital and executed. | 宋書 卷5 元嘉3年 2月 |
| AD 427 | 丹徒 | The emperor went to Dantu and visited the Jing Mausoleum. | 宋書 卷5 元嘉4年 2月 |
| AD 427 | 京邑 | A plague struck the capital; envoys were sent to console the people and give medicine, and coffins were given to the dead who had no family. | 宋書 卷5 元嘉4年 5月 |
| AD 430 | The King of Wa sent envoys who presented local products. | 宋書 卷5 元嘉7年 1月 | |
| AD 430 | The General of the Right, Dao Yanzhi, was sent on a northern campaign, and naval forces entered the Yellow River. | 宋書 卷5 元嘉7年 3月 | |
| AD 430 | 碻磝 | The Wei garrison of Queli abandoned its city and fled. | 宋書 卷5 元嘉7年 7月 |
| AD 430 | 滑臺 | The Wei garrison of Huatai abandoned its city and fled. | 宋書 卷5 元嘉7年 7月 |
| AD 430 | 金墉 | Jinyong city fell to Wei. | 宋書 卷5 元嘉7年 10月 |
| AD 430 | 虎牢 | Hulao city fell again to Wei. | 宋書 卷5 元嘉7年 11月 |
| AD 430 | 滑臺 | Tan Daoji was sent north, and Dao Yanzhi withdrew from Huatai and fled. | 宋書 卷5 元嘉7年 11月 |
| AD 431 | 壽張 | Tan Daoji defeated the Wei army at Shouzhang in Dongping. | 宋書 卷5 元嘉8年 1月 |
| AD 431 | 滑臺 | Huatai fell to Wei. | 宋書 卷5 元嘉8年 2月 |
| AD 431 | 青州 | Xiao Sihua, Governor of Qingzhou, abandoned his city and fled. | 宋書 卷5 元嘉8年 2月 |
| AD 432 | 益州 | The bandit Zhao Guang invaded Yizhou and took commanderies and counties, but the commandery secretary suppressed him. | 宋書 卷5 元嘉9年 9月 |
| AD 433 | 梁州 | The Di chieftain Yang Nandang invaded Hanchuan; Zhen Fahu, Governor of Liangzhou, abandoned his city and fled, and Nandang seized Liangzhou. | 宋書 卷5 元嘉10年 11月 |
| AD 434 | 泰山 | Several hundred followers of the defector Ma Daxuan raided Mount Tai, but the commandery suppressed them. | 宋書 卷5 元嘉11年 1月 |
| AD 434 | 梁州 | Xiao Sihua, Governor of Liang and Qin, defeated Yang Nandang and pacified Liangzhou. | 宋書 卷5 元嘉11年 4月 |
| AD 435 | 黃龍 | Feng Hong, ruler of Huanglong, was enfeoffed as King of Yan. | 宋書 卷5 元嘉12年 1月 |
| AD 436 | 建康 | Tan Daoji, Grand Minister of Works and Governor of Jiangzhou, was executed for his crimes. | 宋書 卷5 元嘉13年 3月 |
| AD 438 | The King of Wa, Chin, was appointed General Who Pacifies the East. | 宋書 卷5 元嘉15年 4月 | |
| AD 440 | 建康 | Former Magistrate of Danyang Liu Tan was executed with his faction for his crimes, and Liu Yikang, Prince of Pengcheng, was sent out as Governor of Jiangzhou. | 宋書 卷5 元嘉17年 10月 |
| AD 441 | 梁州 | Yang Nandang again invaded Hanchuan; in the twelfth month Pei Fangming and others were sent with the General Who Soars to attack him. | 宋書 卷5 元嘉18年 11月 |
| AD 441 | 寧州 | Cuan Songzi, Administrator of Jinning, rebelled; Xu Xun, Governor of Ningzhou, suppressed it. | 宋書 卷5 元嘉18年 12月 |
| AD 442 | 仇池 | Liu Zhendao and Pei Fangming defeated Yang Nandang, and Qiuchi was pacified. | 宋書 卷5 元嘉19年 5月 |
| AD 442 | 魯郡 | The descendants of Confucius were ordered to maintain the sacrifices and repair the ancestral temple; the academy at Quli in Lu commandery was restored, and five households near the tomb were exempted from labor to sweep and plant 600 cypress and pine trees. | 宋書 卷5 元嘉19年 12月 |
| AD 443 | 仇池 | Qiuchi was occupied by Wei. | 宋書 卷5 元嘉20年 2月 |
| AD 445 | 雍州 | Liu Jun, Prince of Wuling and Governor of Yongzhou, attacked the Man peoples around the Mian River and moved over 14,000 people to the capital. | 宋書 卷5 元嘉22年 7月 |
| AD 445 | 建康 | Fan Ye, Tutor of the Heir, plotted rebellion and was executed with his faction, and Liu Yikang was demoted to commoner. | 宋書 卷5 元嘉22年 12月 |
| AD 446 | 林邑 | Tan Hezhi, Governor of Jiaozhou, attacked the state of Linyi and defeated it. | 宋書 卷5 元嘉23年 6月 |
| AD 446 | 玄武湖 | That year there was a good harvest; a northern dike was built, Xuanwu Lake was created, and Jingyang Hill was built in the Hualin Garden. | 宋書 卷5 元嘉23年 12月 |
| AD 447 | 京邑 | A plague struck the capital; officials of the commanderies and counties toured and gave medicine. | 宋書 卷5 元嘉24年 6月 |
| AD 447 | 豫章 | Hu Danshi of Yuzhang killed the Governor Huan Longzhi and rebelled; Tan Hezhi, former Governor of Jiaozhou, returning at that time, suppressed it. | 宋書 卷5 元嘉24年 10月 |
| AD 449 | 丹徒 | Emperor Wen traveled by land to Dantu and visited the Jing Mausoleum. | 宋書 卷5 元嘉26年 2月 |
| AD 450 | 懸瓠 | Wei invaded several commanderies of Runan and attacked Xuanhu City; Chen Xian, in charge of Runan, defended it. | 宋書 卷5 元嘉27年 2月 |
| AD 450 | 彭城 | Wang Xuanmo was sent north as General Yongshuo, and Grand Commandant Liu Yigong, Prince of Jiangxia, went to Pengcheng to remain and command the various armies. | 宋書 卷5 元嘉27年 7月 |
| AD 450 | 碻磝 | The Wei garrison of Queli left the city and fled. | 宋書 卷5 元嘉27年 7月 |
| AD 450 | 滑臺 | Wang Xuanmo attacked Huatai without winning, was defeated by Wei and withdrew to Queli (intercalary month). | 宋書 卷5 元嘉27年 10月 |
| AD 450 | 弘農 | Troops sent by Liu Dan, Prince of Sui and Governor of Yongzhou, took Hongnong City (intercalary month). | 宋書 卷5 元嘉27年 10月 |
| AD 450 | 關城 | It then attacked and took Guan City (Tongguan) (intercalary month). | 宋書 卷5 元嘉27年 10月 |
| AD 450 | 陝城 | Troops sent by Liu Dan, Prince of Sui, again attacked and took Shancheng. | 宋書 卷5 元嘉27年 11月 |
| AD 450 | 鄒山 | Wei took Zoushan; Cui Xieli, Grand Administrator of Lu and Yangping commanderies, was captured. | 宋書 卷5 元嘉27年 11月 |
| AD 450 | 壽陽 | Left General Liu Kangzu fought Wei at Weiwu Water in Shouyang, was defeated and died in battle. | 宋書 卷5 元嘉27年 11月 |
| AD 450 | 盱眙 | Hu Chongzhi, Zang Chengzhi and Mao Xizuo fought Wei at Xuyi, were defeated and died in battle. | 宋書 卷5 元嘉27年 12月 |
| AD 450 | 瓜步 | The Wei ruler led a great army and reached Guabu. | 宋書 卷5 元嘉27年 12月 |
| AD 451 | 瓜步 | The Wei army withdrew from Guabu and fled. | 宋書 卷5 元嘉28年 1月 |
| AD 451 | 盱眙 | The Wei army attacked Xuyi City and besieged it. | 宋書 卷5 元嘉28年 1月 |
| AD 451 | 歷下 | Wang Xuanmo withdrew from Queli and returned to Lixia. | 宋書 卷5 元嘉28年 1月 |
| AD 451 | 盱眙 | The Wei army fled from Xuyi. | 宋書 卷5 元嘉28年 2月 |
| AD 451 | 瓜步 | Emperor Wen went to Guabu, and martial law was lifted that day. | 宋書 卷5 元嘉28年 2月 |
| AD 451 | Lu Shuang, Wei's General Who Pacifies the South, and Lu Xiu, Secretary of the Palace, submitted; Lu Shuang was made Governor of Sizhou. | 宋書 卷5 元嘉28年 4月 | |
| AD 451 | 梁鄒 | The refugee Sima Shunze proclaimed himself a king and held out in Liangzou city. | 宋書 卷5 元嘉28年 5月 |
| AD 451 | 梁鄒 | Liangzou was pacified and Sima Shunze was beheaded. | 宋書 卷5 元嘉28年 8月 |
| AD 451 | Wa King Ji, General Who Pacifies the East, was raised to Grand General Who Pacifies the East. | 宋書 卷5 元嘉28年 7月 | |
| AD 452 | 碻磝 | Xiao Sihua attacked Queli but could not take it and withdrew. | 宋書 卷5 元嘉29年 8月 |
| AD 452 | 虎牢 | Lu Shuang, Governor of Sizhou, attacked Hulao but could not take it and withdrew. | 宋書 卷5 元嘉29年 10月 |
| AD 453 | 西陽 | Liu Jun, Prince of Wuling and Governor of Jiangzhou, led troops and invaded Xiyang Bay. | 宋書 卷5 元嘉30年 1月 |
| AD 453 | 建康 | Emperor Wen died in the Hanzhang Hall at age forty-seven; the crown prince Liu Shao murdered him. | 宋書 卷5 元嘉30年 2月 |
| AD 453 | 西陽 | Emperor Xiaowu (Liu Jun, Prince of Wuling) had gone out to Wuzhou in Xiyang and was staying there when the ringleaders committed regicide. | 宋書 卷6 元嘉30年 1月 |
| AD 453 | 新亭 | The vanguard of Liu Yuanjing reached Xinting and set up camp; on the jiazi day the chief culprit Liu Shao attacked in person, but was routed and withdrew. | 宋書 卷6 元嘉30年 4月 |
| AD 453 | 新亭 | Emperor Xiaowu ascended the throne at Xinting and granted a general amnesty. | 宋書 卷6 元嘉30年 4月 |
| AD 453 | 建康 | The capital was pacified, and Liu Shao and Liu Jun, Prince of Shixing, among others, were executed. | 宋書 卷6 元嘉30年 5月 |
| AD 454 | 荊州 | Lu Shuang, Governor of Yuzhou; Zang Zhi, Governor of Jiangzhou; Liu Yixuan, Governor of Jingzhou; and Xu Yibao, Governor of Yanzhou, rose in rebellion together. | 宋書 卷6 孝建1年 2月 |
| AD 454 | 梁山 | Wang Xuanmo advanced to Liangshan and took it. | 宋書 卷6 孝建1年 2月 |
| AD 454 | 歷陽 | Shen Qingzhi crushed Lu Shuang at Xiaoxian in Liyang and beheaded him. | 宋書 卷6 孝建1年 4月 |
| AD 454 | 梁山 | Liu Yixuan and others attacked Liangshan but Wang Xuanmo crushed them. | 宋書 卷6 孝建1年 5月 |
| AD 454 | 武昌 | Zang Zhi fled to Wuchang, where he was killed and his head was sent to the capital. | 宋書 卷6 孝建1年 6月 |
| AD 454 | 江陵 | Liu Yixuan was forced to die by his own hand at Jiangling. | 宋書 卷6 孝建1年 6月 |
| AD 457 | Wei invaded Yanzhou. | 宋書 卷6 大明1年 2月 | |
| AD 457 | King Yu Qing of Baekje was appointed General Who Guards the East. | 宋書 卷6 大明1年 10月 | |
| AD 458 | 青州 | That winter Wei invaded Qingzhou, but the governor Yan Shibo repeatedly defeated them. | 宋書 卷6 大明2年 12月 |
| AD 459 | 廣陵 | Liu Dan, Prince of Jingling, rebelled at Guangling without receiving orders and killed Yuan Lang, Governor of Yanzhou. | 宋書 卷6 大明3年 4月 |
| AD 459 | 廣陵 | Guangling City was taken; Liu Dan was beheaded, all the men in the city were killed, and the women were given to the soldiers as rewards. | 宋書 卷6 大明3年 7月 |
| AD 459 | The Suchen state, through repeated interpreters, presented hushi arrows and stone crossbows; the Western Regions presented a dancing horse. | 宋書 卷6 大明3年 11月 | |
| AD 460 | Wei sent envoys requesting peace. | 宋書 卷6 大明4年 12月 | |
| AD 461 | 雍州 | Liu Xiumao, Governor of Yongzhou and Prince of Hailing, killed the sima Yu Shenzhi and raised troops, but Xue Jikao, Grand Administrator of Yicheng, suppressed him and beheaded him. | 宋書 卷6 大明5年 4月 |
| AD 463 | 烏江 | Emperor Xiaowu toured and went hunting at Wujiang in Liyang. | 宋書 卷6 大明7年 2月 |
| AD 463 | Gao Lian, King of Goguryeo and General Who Conquers the East, was raised to Grand General of Chariots and Cavalry and Kaifu Yitong Sansi. | 宋書 卷6 大明7年 7月 | |
| AD 463 | 姑孰 | Emperor Xiaowu hunted at Gushu. | 宋書 卷6 大明7年 10月 |
| AD 463 | 梁山 | Emperor Xiaowu trained the naval forces at Liangshan. | 宋書 卷6 大明7年 11月 |
| AD 463 | 歷陽 | Emperor Xiaowu visited Liyang. | 宋書 卷6 大明7年 12月 |
| AD 464 | 建康 | Emperor Xiaowu died in the Yuzhu Hall at age thirty-five. | 宋書 卷6 大明8年 5月 |
| AD 464 | 建康 | On the day of Emperor Xiaowu's death, the crown prince Liu Ziye, the Former Deposed Emperor, ascended the throne in an intercalary month. | 宋書 卷7 大明8年 5月 |
| AD 465 | 建康 | The Former Deposed Emperor personally led his guards and killed the Grand Steward, Liu Yigong, Prince of Jiangxia, Liu Yuanjing, Yan Shibo and Liu Deyuan. | 宋書 卷7 景和1年 8月 |
| AD 465 | 徐州 | When the Former Deposed Emperor moved to attack Liu Chang, Prince of Yiyang, General Who Pacifies the North and Governor of Xuzhou, Liu Chang fled to Wei. | 宋書 卷7 景和1年 9月 |
| AD 465 | 建康 | The Former Deposed Emperor was killed by Shou Jizhi while shooting at ghosts in the bamboo hall of the Hualin Garden; he was seventeen. | 宋書 卷7 景和1年 11月 |
| AD 465 | 建康 | Liu Yu, Prince of Shang (Emperor Ming), ascended the throne, changed the Jinghe first year to the Taishi first year, and granted a general amnesty. | 宋書 卷8 泰始1年 12月 |
| AD 465 | 江州 | Liu Zixun, Prince of Jin'an and Governor of Jiangzhou, raised troops in rebellion; Deng Wan of Mou and Yuan Yi, Governor of Yongzhou, led their troops to join him. | 宋書 卷8 泰始1年 12月 |
| AD 465 | Liu Zisui, Liu Zifang and Liu Zixu, without receiving orders, raised troops and joined the rebellion. | 宋書 卷8 泰始1年 12月 | |
| AD 466 | 徐州 | Xue Andu, Governor of Xuzhou, also did not receive orders. | 宋書 卷8 泰始2年 1月 |
| AD 466 | 建康 | Liu Xiuren, Prince of Jian'an and Minister of Works, led a great army south as Commander of Military Affairs for pacifying the realm. | 宋書 卷8 泰始2年 1月 |
| AD 466 | 吳郡 | The administrators of five commanderies, including Gu Chen of Wu, Wang Tansheng, Liu Yanxi, Yuan Biao and Cheng Tianzuo, raised troops in rebellion. | 宋書 卷8 泰始2年 1月 |
| AD 466 | 義興 | The commandery chief Ren Nongfu and Liu Huaizhen pacified Yixing. | 宋書 卷8 泰始2年 1月 |
| AD 466 | 吳郡 | General Jianwu Wu Xigong defeated the enemy in Wu, Wuxing and Kuaiji, pacifying three commanderies. | 宋書 卷8 泰始2年 2月 |
| AD 466 | 赭圻 | The enemy general Liu Hu held Zheqi with forty thousand men. | 宋書 卷8 泰始2年 2月 |
| AD 466 | 赭圻 | General Wujun Yin Xiaozu attacked Zheqi and died in battle. | 宋書 卷8 泰始2年 3月 |
| AD 466 | 濃湖 | Yuan Yi was stationed at Quewei, and his camps stretched to Nonghu, numbering over a hundred thousand. | 宋書 卷8 泰始2年 3月 |
| AD 466 | 濃湖 | Liu Xiuren, Prince of Jian'an, crushed the enemy, beheaded Yuan Yi, Right Vice Director of the Secretariat, and pacified five prefectures, Jiang, Ying, Xing, Yong and Xiang; Zixun and the others were ordered to take their own lives. | 宋書 卷8 泰始2年 8月 |
| AD 466 | 壽陽 | Liu Mian took Shouyang and the Yuzhou region was pacified. | 宋書 卷8 泰始2年 12月 |
| AD 466 | 彭城 | Xue Andu invited Wei in; Zhang Yong and Shen Youzhi were routed, and the four prefectures north of the Huai and the Huaixi lands of Yuzhou were lost. | 宋書 卷8 泰始2年 12月 |
| AD 467 | 汝陰 | Wei invaded Ruyin, but Grand Administrator Zhang Jingyuan defeated them. | 宋書 卷8 泰始3年 2月 |
| AD 467 | 雍州 | Xue Boling, son of Xue Andu, seized four commanderies of Yongzhou, but Liu Xiuruo, Prince of Baling and governor, suppressed him and beheaded him. | 宋書 卷8 泰始3年 7月 |
| AD 467 | 南兗州 | Shen Youzhi, Central Army Commander, acting as Governor of Nanyanzhou, led troops on a northern campaign. | 宋書 卷8 泰始3年 8月 |
| AD 468 | 交州 | Li Changren, a man of Jiaozhou, occupied the prefecture and rebelled. | 宋書 卷8 泰始4年 3月 |
| AD 468 | 廣州 | Bandits attacked Guangzhou and killed Governor Yang Xi; Chen Boshao pacified them. | 宋書 卷8 泰始4年 3月 |
| AD 471 | 合肥 | The bandit Song Yi attacked Hefei and killed Wang Muzhi, Grand Administrator of Ruyin, but the commanderies and counties suppressed him. | 宋書 卷8 泰始7年 2月 |
| AD 471 | 建康 | Liu Xiuren, Prince of Jian'an and Minister of Works, was punished for his crimes and took his own life. | 宋書 卷8 泰始7年 5月 |
| AD 472 | 建康 | Emperor Ming died in the Jingfu Hall at age thirty-four. | 宋書 卷8 泰豫1年 4月 |
| AD 472 | 建康 | The crown prince Liu Yu, the Later Deposed Emperor, ascended the throne and granted a general amnesty; Yuan Can and Chu Yan served as his guardians. | 宋書 卷9 泰豫1年 4月 |
| AD 472 | 義陽 | Wei invaded Yiyang, but Wang Shan, Governor of Sizhou, defeated them. | 宋書 卷9 泰豫1年 12月 |
| AD 474 | 江州 | Liu Xiufan, Grand Commandant and Governor of Jiangzhou, Prince of Guiyang, raised troops and rebelled. | 宋書 卷9 元徽2年 5月 |
| AD 474 | 新亭 | The enemy attacked the Xinting Tower, but the Prince of Qi held them off and crushed them; Zhang Jing'er, Captain of the Yueji, killed Liu Xiufan. | 宋書 卷9 元徽2年 5月 |
| AD 474 | 東府 | General Wujun Qian Zhan and Mao Tian opened the Eastern Mansion and admitted the enemy. | 宋書 卷9 元徽2年 5月 |
| AD 474 | 京邑 | Zhang Jing'er and others defeated the enemy at Xuanyang Gate, Zhuangyan Temple and Xiaoshi, and pacified the Eastern Mansion. | 宋書 卷9 元徽2年 5月 |
| AD 474 | 尋陽 | Liu Xie, Prince of Jin'an, sent troops who defeated Xunyang and pacified Jiangzhou. | 宋書 卷9 元徽2年 6月 |
| AD 476 | 京城 | Liu Jingsu, General Who Pacifies the North and Governor of Nanxuzhou, Prince of Jianping, occupied the capital and rebelled. | 宋書 卷9 元徽4年 7月 |
| AD 476 | 京城 | The capital fell, and Liu Jingsu was beheaded. | 宋書 卷9 元徽4年 7月 |
| AD 477 | 建康 | The Later Deposed Emperor Liu Yu died in Renshou Hall at age fifteen. | 宋書 卷9 元徽5年 7月 |
| AD 477 | 建康 | Liu Zhun, Prince of Ancheng, ascended the throne as Emperor Shun, changed the era name and granted a general amnesty. | 宋書 卷10 元徽5年 7月 |
| AD 477 | 江陵 | Shen Youzhi, Grand General of Chariots and Cavalry and Governor of Jingzhou, raised troops and rebelled. | 宋書 卷10 昇明1年 12月 |
| AD 477 | 石頭 | Yuan Can, Minister of Works, held Shitou and rebelled; Liu Bing and others answered him, but Shitou fell and Yuan Can died. | 宋書 卷10 昇明1年 12月 |
| AD 477 | 郢城 | Shen Youzhi attacked and besieged Yingcheng; Liu Shilong, Chief Secretary of the Vanguard, held out firmly (intercalary month). | 宋書 卷10 昇明1年 12月 |
| AD 477 | 吳郡 | Liu Xia, Grand Administrator of Wu, seized the commandery and rebelled; Zhang Gui attacked and beheaded him. | 宋書 卷10 昇明1年 12月 |
| AD 478 | 郢城 | Shen Youzhi scattered and fled from Yingcheng. | 宋書 卷10 昇明2年 1月 |
| AD 478 | 江陵 | General Jinjun Zhang Jing'er, Governor of Yongzhou, defeated Jiangling and pacified Jingzhou. | 宋書 卷10 昇明2年 1月 |
| AD 478 | King Wu of Wa sent envoys with local products, and Wu was made Grand General Who Pacifies the East. | 宋書 卷10 昇明2年 5月 | |
| AD 479 | 建康 | Grand Tutor Xiao Daocheng, Prince of Qi, was raised to Chancellor, enfeoffed over ten commanderies, made Duke of Qi and given the nine honors. | 宋書 卷10 昇明3年 3月 |
| AD 479 | 建康 | Emperor Shun of Song yielded the throne to Qi; the next day he withdrew to Dongchu and was enfeoffed as King of Ruyin. | 宋書 卷10 昇明3年 4月 |
| AD 479 | 建康 | Emperor Shun died in the Danyang Palace at age thirteen. | 宋書 卷10 昇明3年 5月 |
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