Fusō Ryakuki: a Standard history source. Covers AD 901 – 1091, with 49 events in chronological order. Text license and provenance included.
| Type | Standard history |
|---|---|
| Viewpoint | Insider account |
| Years covered | AD 901 – 1091 |
| Events | 49 events, 38 placed on the map |
| Author | 皇圓(阿闍梨) |
| Original title | 扶桑略記 |
Regions: Japan 38 · China 11
| Year | Place | Event | Passage |
|---|---|---|---|
| AD 901 | Dazaifu | Minister of the Right Sugawara no Michizane was demoted to Provisional Governor-General of Dazaifu ("on account of an offense"). | L85 |
| AD 903 | Dazaifu | Sugawara no Michizane died at Dazaifu (aged 60 in the original). | L94 |
| AD 909 | Minister of the Left Fujiwara no Tokihira died (aged 39). | L138 | |
| AD 914 | Kyoto | A fire burned 617 households in the area of Ichijo and Nijo in the east of the capital. | L159 |
| AD 917 | Nara (Tōdaiji) | One lecture hall (11 bays) and 124 bays of monks' quarters on three sides of Todai-ji burned. | L171 |
| AD 923 | A coughing epidemic spread across the country and many died young. | L463 | |
| AD 928 | Danrin-ji (檀林寺) | On the night of the 13th of the 3rd month Danrin-ji burned; fire broke out in the main hall and most of the temple buildings were lost, leaving only the pagoda and a few others. | L501 |
| AD 930 | Kyoto | On the 26th of the 6th month lightning struck the Seiryoden; Major Counselor Kiyotsura and Right Controller Mareyo were hit by thunderbolts (L666 says "killed by thunder", L527 says "struck by thunder" — the two records differ). | L666 ; L527 |
| AD 930 | Emperor Daigo (aged 46) abdicated in favor of Crown Prince Prince Hiroakira (Suzaku). | L528 | |
| AD 930 | Kyoto | Emperor Daigo (aged 46) died at the Right Palace Guards. | L681 |
| AD 930 | Kyoto | Emperor Suzaku (aged 8 in the original) ascended the throne at the Daigokuden. | L697 |
| AD 930 | 京 | The emperor abdicated (22nd of the 9th month). The new emperor moved from the Sen'yoden to the Kokiden. | part_02 줄 11 |
| AD 933 | 阿波國 | Nankai-do pirates, unchecked, swarmed everywhere. After receiving Awa's report, keigoshi (security envoys) were dispatched to each province. | part_02 줄 44 |
| AD 935 | 伊豫國 喜多郡 | Pirates carried off over 3,000 koku of grain from the Fudo storehouse in Kita District, Iyo Province. | part_02 줄 62 |
| AD 935 | 比叡(中堂) | Over 40 buildings including the Hiei Chudo, bell hall and refectory burned. Only some Buddhist images and ritual implements were carried out. | part_02 줄 70 |
| AD 936 | Mount Hiei (比叡山) | Fire at the Konpon Chudo on Mount Hiei burned over 40 surrounding halls; the Yakushi image survived. | L711 |
| AD 936 | Nankaidō (南海道) | Over a thousand pirate ships from Nankai-do floated on the sea, plundering government goods and killing people. | L712 |
| AD 938 | A great earthquake toppled many houses across the realm; the Bureau of Yin-Yang divined war in the east and west. | L717 | |
| AD 939 | Hitachi Province | Taira no Masakado rebelled with over a thousand troops and fought a battle in Hitachi Province (government offices burned). | L723 |
| AD 939 | Shimotsuke Province | Masakado entered the provincial office of Shimotsuke with several thousand troops. | L725 |
| AD 939 | Kōzuke Province | Masakado moved to Kozuke Province and seized the seals and keys of the governor Fujiwara no Naonori. | L726 |
| AD 939 | Settsu Province | Men of Sumitomo's band seized Fujiwara no Koretaka at Suki Station in Settsu Province, cut off his ears and nose and took his wife; his children were killed. | L736 |
| AD 939 – 941 | Dazaifu | Bandits seized the accumulated treasures of the Dazaifu and set fire to the office. | L736 |
| AD 940 | Shimotsuke Province | The ouryoshi Hidesato, Sadamori and others fought Masakado in Shimotsuke with over 4,000 troops; several hundred on Masakado's side were hit by arrows. | L730 |
| AD 940 | Shimōsa Province | Hidesato rushed in and beheaded Masakado (Shimosa Province). | L730 |
| AD 940 | Kyoto | Masakado's head arrived in the capital. | L735 |
| AD 941 | Fujiwara no Tadahira resigned as regent and became kampaku (aged 63). | L740 | |
| AD 946 | Kyoto | Emperor Suzaku abdicated in favor of Crown Prince Prince Nariakira (Murakami) (4/13); Murakami ascended the throne at the Daigokuden on 4/28. | L751 ; L756 |
| AD 952 | Atago-gun (愛宕郡) | Retired Emperor Suzaku died; he was buried in the hills of Atago District and his remains were placed beside the Daigo mausoleum. | L775 |
| AD 960 | 京 | Fire in the Imperial Palace. The treasures of successive reigns in the Giyoden, the sacred mirror in the Unmeiden and more burned. | part_02 줄 132 |
| AD 961 | 京 | The court moved into the newly built Imperial Palace (imperial progress). | part_02 줄 164 |
| AD 967 | 京 | Emperor Murakami died (aged 42). On the same day the succession was taken up at the Gyokasha. | part_02 줄 198 |
| AD 967 | 京 | Emperor Reizei ascended the throne (at the Southern Hall, aged 18). | part_02 줄 209 |
| AD 969 | 京 | Emperor Reizei abdicated, passing the throne to Crown Prince Prince Morihira. | part_02 줄 224 |
| AD 1072 | 京 | Accession (aged 20). The heading is kept as in the original: Emperor Rokujo. | part_02 줄 237 |
| AD 1073 | 摂津國 (住吉·天王寺) | The retired emperor and Yomei Mon'in and others visited Sumiyoshi, then Tennoji and the Hachiman shrine. He returned to the capital on the 27th of the 2nd month. | part_02 줄 244 |
| AD 1074 | 奈良(興福寺) | The Kofuku-ji assembly attacked the steward Yorinobu and burned the villages east of the temple. The cause is recorded as the improper conduct of the Kasuga shrine officials. | part_02 줄 258 |
| AD 1078 | 近江國 (石山寺) | Ishiyama-dera in Omi burned. | part_02 줄 310 |
| AD 1079 | 京 | Fire broke out north of Kasuga-koji and the machi, spreading to north of Ichijo. Dozens of machi along Higashi and Nishi no Toin burned. | part_02 줄 322 |
| AD 1081 | 大和國 (多武峯) | The Kofuku-ji assembly led soldiers to Tonomine and burned over 300 houses at the foot of the mountain. | part_02 줄 352 |
| AD 1081 | 大津 (三井寺) | Several thousand armored Eizan monks went to Mii-dera and burned its temple pagodas and monks' quarters. | part_02 줄 357 |
| AD 1082 | 京 | The Imperial Palace burned. The fire began at the Naizen-ohi kitchen and spread to the Shinkaden. The emperor moved to the Daijokan Asadokoro. | part_02 줄 369 |
| AD 1086 | 京(堀河院) | The emperor abdicated and took the title Daijo Tenno (Retired Emperor). The second prince, Prince Taruhito, acceded at the new Horikawa palace. | part_02 줄 404 |
| AD 1088 | 京 | The retired emperor left the eastern capital for Nanto (Nara) to visit the mausoleum of Kobo Daishi on Mount Koya. | part_02 줄 418 |
| AD 1088 | 宇治(平等院) | At noon a lodging was set up at Byodo-in in Uji (north aisle of the main hall). | part_02 줄 418 |
| AD 1088 | 紀伊國 (高野政所) | Arrived at Mikawabe in Kii. The original says "this is the Koya administrative office." | part_02 줄 420 |
| AD 1088 | 紀伊國 (高野 廟堂) | Visited the mausoleum (Kobo Daishi). Offerings included 300 tan of cloth. | part_02 줄 423 |
| AD 1090 | 紀伊國 (熊野) | The retired emperor visited Kumano. | part_02 줄 441 |
| AD 1091 | 京(法成寺) | A great earthquake. The Gundari (Kundali) jo-roku image of the Godaido at Hojo-ji collapsed, the nine-story pagoda tilted and several halls were damaged. | part_02 줄 453 |