Masukagami: a Standard history source. Covers AD 1183 – 1333, with 55 events in chronological order. Text license and provenance included.
| Type | Standard history |
|---|---|
| Viewpoint | Insider account |
| Years covered | AD 1183 – 1333 |
| Events | 55 events, 48 placed on the map |
| Author | 미상 (二条良基·洞院公賢 설 등) |
| Original title | 増鏡 |
Regions: Japan 48 · China 7
| Year | Place | Event | Passage |
|---|---|---|---|
| AD 1183 | 京 | Emperor Go-Toba is enthroned at age four (Juei 2, 8th month, day 20) | 1 おどろのした |
| AD 1184 | 京 | Enthronement ceremony of Go-Toba (Genryaku 1, 7th month, day 28) | 1 おどろのした |
| AD 1185 | 屋島 | Yoritomo is promoted two ranks as reward for capturing the Minister of the Right Munemori at Yashima | 2 新島守 |
| AD 1190 | 遠江 | On Yoritomo's journey to the capital, courtesans dress up and greet him at his lodging in Hashimoto, Enshu | 2 新島守 |
| AD 1199 | 鎌倉 | Yoritomo takes the tonsure in the eastern provinces and dies on the 13th of the 1st month at age 53 | 2 新島守 |
| AD 1203 – 1204 | 伊豆 | The lay monk who had taken Buddhist vows is killed at Shuzen-ji in Izu | 2 新島守 |
| AD 1219 | 鎌倉 | The kugyo beheads the Naidaijin during a visit to the Kamakura Hachiman shrine | 2 新島守 |
| AD 1221 | 宇治 | The Kyoto side cuts the Uji and Seta bridges and prepares to hold off the enemy | 2 新島守 |
| AD 1221 | Around the 10th of the 6th month the Kyoto army is defeated without a major battle | 2 新島守 | |
| AD 1221 | 鳥羽殿 | On the 6th of the 6th month Go-Toba first enters the Toba palace | 2 新島守 |
| AD 1221 | 隠岐国 | On the 13th of the 6th month Go-Toba boards a ship and departs; destination Oki | 2 新島守 |
| AD 1221 | 佐渡国 | Juntoku is moved to Sado Province | 2 新島守 |
| AD 1221 | 土佐国 | Leap 10th month, day 10: Tsuchimikado (Chuin) is moved to Hata in Tosa Province | 2 新島守 |
| AD 1242 | 佐渡国 | Juntoku dies on the 12th of the 9th month on Sado | 5 内野の雪 |
| AD 1242 | 京 | Word spreads that the son of the Awa-no-in will be placed on the throne (Ninji 3, 1st month, day 19) | 4 三神山 |
| AD 1244 | 京 | Yoritsune (the Eastern Dainagon) hands the shogunate to his son and returns to the capital | 5 内野の雪 |
| AD 1252 | 鎌倉 | On the 19th of the 2nd month Prince Munetaka leaves the capital for the east (Kamakura) | 6 烟の末々 |
| AD 1266 | Kyoto | Shogun Prince Munetaka suddenly comes up from Kamakura to Kyoto and stays at the northern residence of Rokuhara | 줄 32 |
| AD 1267 | Kyoto | The Chugu gives birth to a boy (thought to connect with the "Kinjo no Wakamiya" in line 73 below) | 줄 58 |
| AD 1268 | News of the Mongol army arises and preparations for the celebration (Oga) are halted | 줄 65 | |
| AD 1268 | Kyoto | The Kinjo's Wakamiya receives the imperial prince edict on the 26th of the 6th month and becomes Crown Prince on the 25th of the 8th month | 줄 73 |
| AD 1268 | Kyoto | On the 5th of the 10th month the Ichi-no-in visits Kameyama-dono and takes the tonsure that night | 줄 85 |
| AD 1272 | Kyoto | Go-Saga dies at age 53, 2nd month, day 17, Hour of the Rooster | 줄 93 |
| AD 1272 – 1274 | Kyoto | After Go-Saga's death the court splits between the "Ingata" and "Uchigata" factions | 줄 109 |
| AD 1274 | Kyoto | 1st month, day 26: the throne passes to the Crown Prince; the new emperor is 8 (line 118, "Hachi ni narasetamaeba") | 줄 118 |
| AD 1274 | Kyoto | The planned procession on the 19th of the 11th month and Gosechi starting on the 20th are cancelled because of the Mongol alarm; no Daijoe kagura either | 줄 122 |
| AD 1278 | Kyoto | Around the 10th month another fire breaks out at the Nijo Dairi, a major conflagration | 줄 147 |
| AD 1281 | Chikushi | On the 1st of the 7th month a great wind blows and 60,000 foreign ships reach Tsukushi, most of them wrecked (as the text states) | 줄 167 |
| AD 1283 | Kyoto | 1st month, day 6: the Hiyoshi shrine's mikoshi enters the capital because no imperial ruling was issued on their petition | 줄 173 |
| AD 1287 | Kyoto | 10th month: Go-Uda abdicates; the Crown Prince (Fushimi, by inference) accedes and the retired emperor's authority shifts | 줄 235 |
| AD 1288 | Kyoto | 3rd month, day 15: the enthronement is held at the government office | 줄 240 |
| AD 1289 | Kamakura | Kamakura shogun Koreyasu is driven up to Kyoto; Prince Hisaaki, who had his genpuku on the 3rd of the 10th month, enters Kamakura as shogun (arrives the 25th) | 줄 281 |
| AD 1290 | Kyoto | On the night of the 9th of the 3rd month, 3 or 4 warriors on horseback burst into the inner palace; the emperor and crown prince flee, and the ringleader Asahara kills himself | 줄 254 |
| AD 1290 | Kyoto | Early 9th month: the Naka-no-in takes the tonsure and copies sutras such as the Nyoho-kyo at Zenrin-ji-dono | 줄 258 |
| AD 1298 | Kyoto | 7th month, day 22: abdicates in favor of the Crown Prince and steps down | 줄 289 |
| AD 1301 | Kyoto | 1st month, day 21: the Crown Prince accedes; a Kamakura (eastern) envoy had come up beforehand (line 297) | 줄 299 |
| AD 1305 | Kyoto | Dawn of the 15th of the 9th month: Retired Emperor Kameyama dies at Kameyama-dono (text: "Kameyama-dono e utsurasetamai") | 줄 321 |
| AD 1308 | Go-Nijo-in dies at dawn on the 25th of the 8th month | part_03.txt L60 | |
| AD 1308 | The Crown Prince accedes (senso) on the 25th of the 8th month, aged 12 | part_03.txt L62 | |
| AD 1318 | The new emperor is enthroned (3rd month, day 29); earlier, on the 26th of the 2nd month, Hanazono was demoted | part_03.txt L93 | |
| AD 1324 | Go-Uda-in dies on the 25th of the 6th month | part_03.txt L172 | |
| AD 1324 | Kyoto | Mino warriors including Toki Juro hiding near Shijo are raided and arrested by Rokuhara troops (Shochu Incident) | part_03.txt L192 |
| AD 1331 | Kyoto | Go-Daigo slips out of the inner palace secretly (night of the 24th of the 8th month, taking only the three regalia) | part_03.txt L281 |
| AD 1331 | Kasagi | 8th month, day 27: enters Kasagi-dera (after going to Mt. Shuho at Wazuka) | part_03.txt L285 |
| AD 1331 | Kasagi | Fall of Kasagi: the enemy pushes in from the rear mountain and burns the palisades; the sovereign flees | part_03.txt L299 |
| AD 1331 | Kyoto | 10th month, day 3: captured and brought back to the capital in a palanquin (ajiro-goshi) | part_03.txt L303 |
| AD 1332 | Kyoto | 3rd month, day 7: leaves Kyoto on the road into exile in Oki | part_03.txt L332 |
| AD 1332 | Oki | Arrives in Oki and takes the provincial temple (Kokubun-ji) as a temporary residence | part_03.txt L412 |
| AD 1332 | Chihaya Castle | Kusunoki Masashige builds a castle at Chihaya on Mt. Kinpu and takes up position there | part_03.txt L498 |
| AD 1333 | Oki | Dawn of the 24th of the leap 2nd month: slips out of Oki disguised as a fishing boat | part_03.txt L509 |
| AD 1333 | Inatsu (Hoki) | 2nd month, day 25: reaches Inatsu-ura in Hoki Province; Nawa Nagatoshi greets him with over 500 horsemen | part_03.txt L509 |
| AD 1333 | Rokuhara | Ashikaga Jibu-taifu (Takauji), having received Go-Daigo's edict, turns toward the capital and attacks Rokuhara | part_03.txt L517 |
| AD 1333 | Kamakura | 5th month, day 22: Hojo Takatoki and others kill themselves; Kamakura falls | part_03.txt L523 |
| AD 1333 | Kyoto | 6th month, day 6: returns to the inner palace via To-ji (Hoki to Kyoto) | part_03.txt L525 |
| AD 1333 | Kyoto | 6th month, day 13: Prince Daito (Moriyoshi) enters the capital and is soon given the edict naming him shogun | part_03.txt L535 |