Hyakurenshō: a Standard history source. Covers AD 969 – 1183, with 21 events in chronological order. Text license and provenance included.
| Type | Standard history |
|---|---|
| Viewpoint | Insider account |
| Years covered | AD 969 – 1183 |
| Events | 21 events, 20 placed on the map |
| Author | 편자 미상 (13세기 후기 성립, 위키문고 전사) |
| Original title | 百錬抄 |
Regions: Japan 20 · China 1
| Year | Place | Event | Passage |
|---|---|---|---|
| AD 969 | Dazaifu (site of Dazaifu Gakkōin) | Minister of the Left Minamoto no Takaakira was implicated and demoted to Provisional Governor-General of Dazaifu, owing to a denunciation by Minamoto no Mitsunaka and others. | 第四·冷泉天皇·安和二年 ○廿六日 |
| AD 976 | Kyoto | A great earthquake. The palace offices and many houses collapsed, with many dead (the capital palace). | 第四·圓融天皇·貞元元年 ○六月十八日 |
| AD 986 | Kyoto | Emperor Kazan secretly left the palace by night and took Buddhist vows at Kazan-ji, aged 19. | 第四·華山天皇·寬和二年 ○廿二日 |
| AD 1011 | Kyoto | Emperor Ichijo, citing illness, abdicated to the Crown Prince's younger brother (Sanjo). The ceremony was held at Ichijo-in. | 第四·一條天皇·寬弘八年 ○六月十三日 |
| AD 1016 | Kyoto | Emperor Sanjo abdicated to the Crown Prince (Go-Ichijo). The sword and seal were handed over to the Crown Prince's residence. | 第四·三條天皇·長和五年 ○正月廿九日 |
| AD 1019 | Dazaifu (site of Dazaifu Gakkōin) | The Dazaifu reported that "Silla bandits" had raided the frontier, and the court nobles held a council (the text says 「新羅賊」 — the title kept as is). | 第四·後一條天皇·寬仁三年 ○四月十八日 |
| AD 1021 | Usa (Usa Shrine) | Usa Shrine burned. | 第四·後一條天皇·治安元年 ○廿三日 |
| AD 1028 | Kazusa Province (proxy: Ichinomiya Castle) | It was decided to subdue Taira no Tadatsune, former vice-governor of Kazusa, and Taira no Naokata was appointed envoy to subdue him. | 第四·後一條天皇·長元元年 ○二月廿一日 |
| AD 1036 | Kyoto | Emperor Go-Suzaku ascended the throne (at the Shoyosha, aged 28). On the same day Emperor Go-Ichijo died at the Seiryoden. | 第四·後朱雀天皇·長元九年 ○四月十七日 |
| AD 1040 | Ise Province (proxy; Toyouke Shrine) | A great wind brought down the main sanctuary, the east and west treasuries and all the walls of the Toyouke Grand Shrine of Ise. | 第四·後朱雀天皇·長久元年 ○元年七月廿六日 |
| AD 1045 | Kyoto | Emperor Go-Suzaku, owing to illness (the imperial body unwell), abdicated to the Crown Prince (Go-Reizei, Chikahito). | 第四·後朱雀天皇·寬德二年 ○二年正月十六日 |
| AD 1181 | Mino Province | In Mino Province the Taira and the Minamoto fought. Taira generals Tomomori and Koremori beheaded or captured many Minamoto troops. | 第九·養和元年·正月 ○廿日 |
| AD 1181 | Taira no Kiyomori, lay-monk and Chancellor, died, aged 64. "The realm was in uproar." | 第九·養和元年·閏二月 ○閏二月四日 | |
| AD 1181 | Sunomata (Sunomatagawa) | Battle of Sunomata. Over 390 Minamoto troops were beheaded or captured. The general Yukiie fled to the Kanto. | 第九·養和元年·三月 ○十日 |
| AD 1181 | Echizen Province | In Echizen Province Tomomori fought the Minamoto and the government army lost. | 第九·養和元年·九月 ○九月六日 |
| AD 1183 | Echizen Province | Government troops entered Echizen Province and took two Minamoto castles. | 第九·壽永二年·四月 ○廿七日 |
| AD 1183 | Etchū Province | Battle in Etchu Province; the government army lost. | 第九·壽永二年·五月 ○十一日 |
| AD 1183 | Heijō-kyō (Nara; proxy for Tōdai-ji) | Casting of the Great Buddha of Todai-ji began. | 第九·壽永二年·五月 ○十九日 |
| AD 1183 | Kyoto | The Heike band fled to the western provinces with their clan, taking the emperor and the sacred regalia (divine mirror, divine seal, sword and others) with them. The capital was in turmoil. | 第九·壽永二年·七月 ○廿五日 |
| AD 1183 | Kyoto | The fourth prince of Emperor Takakura, Takahira (Emperor Go-Toba), ascended the throne at age 4. | 第九·壽永二年·八月 ○廿日 |
| AD 1183 | Hōjūji-dono (Kyoto) | Minamoto no Yoshinaka led troops to attack the south hall of the Retired Emperor's Hojuji-dono and set it on fire. The government army lost. The Cloistered Emperor escaped through the north gate. | 第九·壽永二年·十一月 ○十九日 |