Taiheiki: a Standard history source. Covers AD 1329 – 1367, with 159 events in chronological order. Text license and provenance included.
| Type | Standard history |
|---|---|
| Viewpoint | Insider account |
| Years covered | AD 1329 – 1367 |
| Events | 159 events, 96 placed on the map |
| Original title | 太平記 |
Regions: Japan 96 · China 63
| Year | Place | Event | Passage |
|---|---|---|---|
| AD 1329 | 六波羅 | Dawn of the 19th of the 9th month: troops rush to Rokuhara. Sokushi Noriyuki and Yamamoto Tokitsunaga serve as tate-taisho and head toward the Toki residence | 巻第一 L121 |
| AD 1330 | 南都(東大寺·興福寺) | Emperor Go-Daigo goes to Todai-ji and Kofuku-ji (3rd month, day 8) | 巻第二 9 南都北嶺行幸事 |
| AD 1330 | 比叡山 | Emperor Go-Daigo goes to the offering at the Great Lecture Hall of Mt. Hiei | 巻第二 9 南都北嶺行幸事 |
| AD 1330 | 六波羅(京) | Three monks, Enkan, Bunkan and Juen, are arrested at Rokuhara | 巻第二 10 僧徒六波羅召捕事付為明詠歌事 |
| AD 1330 | 硫黄が嶋 | Bunkan sojo is sentenced to exile on Iogashima (Sulfur Island) | 巻第二 11 三人僧徒関東下向事 |
| AD 1330 | 越後国 | Juen sojo is sentenced to exile in Echigo | 巻第二 11 三人僧徒関東下向事 |
| AD 1330 | 陸奥国(奥州) | The priest Enkan, after his exile is commuted, is entrusted to the Yuki family and taken to Oshu | 巻第二 11 三人僧徒関東下向事 |
| AD 1331 | 笠置 | 8th month, day 27: the sovereign (Go-Daigo) goes to Kasagi-dera and makes the main hall his imperial residence | 巻第三 L197.0 |
| AD 1331 | 比叡山(東坂本) | The same month, hearing that the Rokuhara army lost the battle at Higashi-Sakamoto on Mt. Hiei, soldiers from nearby provinces flock to Kasagi | 巻第三 L197.0 |
| AD 1331 – 1332 | 佐渡国 | Hino Sukemoto (Suketomo) is beheaded on Sado | 巻第二 13 長崎新左衛門尉意見事付阿新殿事 |
| AD 1331 – 1332 | 鎌倉(葛原岡) | Toshimoto is beheaded at Katsurabaragaoka in Kamakura | 巻第二 14 俊基被誅事並助光事 |
| AD 1331 | 富士(富士山) | 7th month, day 7: earthquake; hundreds of jo collapse from the summit of Mt. Fuji (as recorded in the text) | 巻第二 15 天下怪異事 |
| AD 1331 | 笠置 | Go-Daigo, via Nanto, makes the Ishimuro at Kasagi his temporary palace — the start of the Southern Court base | 巻第二 15 天下怪異事 |
| AD 1331 | 比叡山(西塔) | Dainagon Morokata, dressed as the emperor in imperial robes, stages a visit to the West Pagoda on Mt. Hiei; the disappointed warrior monks leave during the night | 巻第二 16 師賢登山事付唐崎浜合戦事 |
| AD 1331 | 唐崎 | Battle on the shore of Karasaki: the warrior monks defeat the Rokuhara army. Includes individual feats of valor | 巻第二 16 師賢登山事付唐崎浜合戦事 |
| AD 1332 | 京都 | Fujiwara no Kimitaka? No -- Emperor Komyo (Jimyoin line) accedes at age 19, son of a mother of Fujiwara lineage (vol. 5, 31) | 巻第五 31 |
| AD 1332 | 渡部橋 | 5th month, day 21: 5,000 horsemen of Rokuhara chase a small Kusunoki force at Watanabe Bridge, crowd onto the bridge and many drown | 巻第六 38 |
| AD 1332 | 柏原(近江) | Chunagon Minamoto no Tomoyuki is beheaded by Tagoro Rokuro-zaemon-no-jo at the foot of a mountain at Kashiwabara in Omi while escorted by Dōyo; he leaves the death poem "Shoyo shoji" | 巻第四 24 |
| AD 1332 | 隠岐の島町(府の島) | The former emperor arrives at Fu no Shima in Oki, and Sasaki Sadakiyo builds a Kurogi palace as his imperial residence | 巻第四 30 |
| AD 1332 | 杉坂(美作) | Kojima Takanori waits at Sugisaka in Mimasaka, aiming to recapture the former emperor on his escort route, but the escort is switched to the San'in road and it fails; he carves a poem into a cherry tree in the courtyard of the Innosho temporary palace and it is brought to the emperor's attention | 巻第四 30 |
| AD 1333 | 吉野 | 1st month, day 16: Nikaido Dewa Nyudo Doun attacks Yoshino Castle, where Prince Daito (Moriyoshi) holds out, with over 60,000 horsemen | 巻第七 L146 |
| AD 1333 | 鎌倉 | (Recollection) Takezawa states in a letter that he was loyal in the "Kamakura battle of Genko"; the event itself is the Battle of Kamakura in 1333 | 巻第三十三 L437 |
| AD 1333 | 鎌倉 | 3rd month, day 27: Ashikaga Takauji leaves Kamakura for the expedition to Kyoto (pretext: supporting the emperor's side in the western provinces) | 巻第九 58 |
| AD 1333 | 京都 | 4th month, day 16: Ashikaga Takauji arrives in Kyoto | 巻第九 58 |
| AD 1333 | 久我畷 | 4th month, day 27: Nagoe Owari-no-kami falls at the Battle of Kuganawate (by a single arrow) | 巻第九 59 |
| AD 1333 | 大江山 | 4th month, day 27: Ashikaga Takauji, on the Tandai's side, moves over Mt. Oe west of Kyoto along the Tanba road | 巻第九 60 |
| AD 1333 | 篠村 | 5th month, day 7, Hour of the Tiger: Ashikaga Takauji leaves Shinomura with over 25,000 horsemen, praying at Shinomura Hachiman shrine before advancing | 巻第九 62 |
| AD 1333 | 六波羅 | 5th month, day 7: Ashikaga's general assault; the Rokuhara Tandai's defense on three fronts collapses | 巻第九 63 |
| AD 1333 | 篠原 | During the emperor's party's flight, a stray arrow strikes the emperor's left elbow (in the shade of woods, along the escape route) | 巻第九 64 |
| AD 1333 | 番場 | Echigo-no-kami Nakatoki and others of the Rokuhara side, 432 men, commit mass suicide before the Banba Tsujido | 巻第九 65 |
| AD 1333 | 長光寺 | The emperor and retired emperor's party is temporarily lodged at Choko-ji; the Three Regalia and the divine articles are handed over to the Gomiya side | 巻第九 66 |
| AD 1333 | 千葉屋 | 5th month, day 10, morning: the Chihaya besieging force of over 100,000 horsemen withdraws toward Nanto, and is badly defeated in pursuit | 巻第九 67 |
| AD 1333 | 摩耶城 | 5,000 horsemen of Rokuhara attack Maya Castle in Settsu. Akamatsu counters with a stratagem luring them into the mountain paths; Rokuhara is badly defeated, many pushed into the water and drowned (Battle of Maya) | 巻第八 50 |
| AD 1333 | 京都 | 3rd month, day 12: western forces set fire to over 30 places including Yodo, Akai and Yamazaki. Rokuhara tries to defend the Katsura River but Akamatsu's force crosses it, wins a great victory and presses into Kyoto itself | 巻第八 51 |
| AD 1333 | 鎌倉 | Nitta's army enters Kamakura's Hayagayatsu; most Hojo-side commanders reportedly die | 巻第十 81 |
| AD 1333 | 東勝寺 | Hojo Takatoki and his clan kill themselves at Tosho-ji and set fire to the residence (283 by record, over 6,000 in all of Kamakura) | 巻第十 82 |
| AD 1333 | 船上山 | Emperor Go-Daigo leaves Mt. Funagami in Hoki and sets out along the San'in road for the capital | 巻第十一 84 |
| AD 1333 | 京都 | Emperor Go-Daigo returns from To-ji to the Nijo Dairi (Ko Shi Ko Takauji appointed Chibukyo) | 巻第十一 86 |
| AD 1333 | 博多 | The combined Shoni-Otomo forces attack the residence of Tandai Hojo Hidetoki; Hidetoki kills himself (over 340 clan members die with him) | 巻第十一 87 |
| AD 1335 | 京都(北山殿) | Saionji Kinmune's plan for an uprising linked with Hojo remnants is discovered; he is surrounded and arrested at Kitayama-dono (later executed) | 巻第十三 101 |
| AD 1335 | 鎌倉 | Hojo remnants rise (Shiro Shiga Shiro Chusendai) -- Ashikaga Tadayoshi, escorting the Shogun's Palace (Prince Nariyoshi), abandons Kamakura and withdraws | 巻第十三 102 |
| AD 1335 | 鎌倉(薬師堂の谷) | On Ashikaga Tadayoshi's orders, his retainer Fuchino Iga-no-kami kills Prince Moriyoshi (Hyobukyo Shinno) in the Kamakura dungeon | 巻第十三 103 |
| AD 1335 | 矢矧川 | Yoshisada's 60,000 face each other across the Yahagi River; by Nagahama Rokuro-zaemon's plan the enemy is lured across the river and engaged. At night the Kamakura side abandons Yahagi and withdraws to Sagisaka | 巻第十四 107 |
| AD 1335 | 竹下 | Battle of Takenoshita: a large army joins battle at midday on the 12th. Kikuchi, Chiba, Utsunomiya and others take Sakanaka; Otomo and Shioya on the imperial side turn their backs and Wakiya's side retreats to Sanohara | 巻第十四 108 |
| AD 1336 | 比叡山(延暦寺) | Ashikaga's side (estimated 500,000 horsemen) attacks Enryaku-ji from all sides; Nitta's army and Enryaku-ji's middle hall block them and fight until the 20th of the 6th month with many casualties | 巻第十七 146 |
| AD 1336 | 京都 | Enryaku-ji's force and the Nitta and Nijo armies enter from the north of Kyoto and fight Ashikaga's army at To-ji (part of the city is burned) | 巻第十七 146 |
| AD 1336 | 京都 | Emperor Go-Daigo ends his holding out at Enryaku-ji and returns to the palace by the Imaji road | 巻第十七 153 |
| AD 1336 | 金崎城(敦賀) | Nitta Yoshisada arrives at Tsuruga no Tsu and has the crown prince and clan members enter Kanegasaki Castle | 巻第十七 155 |
| AD 1336 | 金崎城(敦賀) | About 60,000 horsemen of Ashikaga's side surround Kanegasaki Castle on all sides; the defenders' small sorties keep the siege going | 巻第十七 159 |
| AD 1336 | 京都(東寺) | Retired Emperor Kogon reascends the throne (choso) on the 10th of the 6th month of Kenmu 3 -- placed on the throne by Ashikaga's side | 巻第十九 168 |
| AD 1336 | 京都 | Ashikaga Takauji, in the appointments of the 5th of the 11th month, becomes Senior Third Rank, Dainagon and Seii Taishogun (his brother Tadayoshi becomes Vice-Shogun of Japan) | 巻第十九 169 |
| AD 1336 – 1337 | 吉野 | Former emperor Go-Daigo, carrying the Three Sacred Treasures, steals away to Yoshino -- the start of the Southern Court | 巻第十九 172 |
| AD 1336 | 杣山 | The Uryu brothers raise an army before the Akumi shrine, hoisting the Nakaguro banner with Shikibu-taifu Yoshiharu as commander | 巻第十八 162 |
| AD 1336 | 湯尾 | When 6,000 horsemen of the yosete cross deep snow and reach Yunoo-juku, Uryu puts 3,000 nobushi up the rear mountain, circles left and right with 700 ashigaru at midnight and breaks the yosete in a surprise attack | 巻第十八 162 |
| AD 1336 | 多々良浜 | A small force on Takauji's side (300 horsemen in the text) faces Kikuchi's army (40,000-50,000 in the text); Tadayoshi advances and turns the tide. Matsuura, Kanda and others on Kikuchi's side turn into surrendered men and Kikuchi's army withdraws | 巻第十六 125·127 |
| AD 1336 | 熊山 | Kojima Takanori, with 25 horsemen, burns his residence and climbs Mt. Kuma to raise an army; over 3,000 horsemen of the yosete at Funasaka and Mitsuishi attack Mt. Kuma | 巻第十六 130 |
| AD 1336 | 舟坂 | 300 horsemen of Wakiya's side come out by a bypath west of Mitsuishi and surround the Funasaka yosete front and back; in the text about 100 of the yosete cut themselves down and about 50 are captured | 巻第十六 130 |
| AD 1336 | 福山 | When Tadayoshi's side surrounds Fukuyama, Oeda Shikibu-taifu charges down the steep ridge to the north with over 1,000 horsemen and breaks over 20,000 of the yosete, but the camp collapses and he slips out to Mitsuishi on the 18th of the 5th month | 巻第十六 132 |
| AD 1336 | 湊川 | Battle of Minatogawa: Masashige, with over 700 horsemen, breaks through the armies of Takauji and Tadayoshi several times; then at a house north of Minatogawa the brothers Masashige and Masasue kill themselves, and 13 clan members die with them | 巻第十六 135·138 |
| AD 1336 | 比叡山 | The sovereign, preceded by the Three Sacred Treasures, goes again to Mt. Hiei (Higashi-Sakamoto). Yoshisada, left with only about 6,000 horsemen, has returned to the capital | 巻第十六 141 |
| AD 1336 | 東寺 | The Hon-in slips into To-ji, and Takauji designates the To-ji main hall as the imperial residence, establishing the Jimyoin imperial line | 巻第十六 142 |
| AD 1336 | 山崎 | Battle of Yamazaki: after the Akamatsu vanguard (Ki clan, 300 horsemen), the Hosokawa and Akamatsu main force advance, Wakiya's camp collapses and Yoshisada's side abandons Owatari and returns to the capital | 巻第十四 111 |
| AD 1336 | 比叡山(東坂本) | With the Yamazaki camp broken, the sovereign tries to flee to Mt. Hiei (Higashi-Sakamoto) in a phoenix palanquin, carrying the Three Sacred Treasures on his person; without palanquin bearers, armed guards follow on foot | 巻第十四 112 |
| AD 1336 | 京都 | Takauji enters the capital with what the text calls "800,000 horsemen"; the text says there was no resistance on the court side since the retired emperor and many princes of Jimyoin had already slipped away to Mt. Hiei | 巻第十四 114 |
| AD 1337 | 足羽(福井) | Nitta Yoshisada leaves Kokufu with over 6,000 horsemen and attacks Asuwa Castle | 巻第二十 177 黒丸城初度軍事付足羽度々軍事 |
| AD 1337 | 八幡(石清水) | Ko no Moronao on Takauji's side burns the Hachiman main mountain in a night raid, and the Southern Court army withdraws | 巻第二十 181 八幡炎上事 |
| AD 1337 | 藤島(足羽 인근) | Nitta Yoshisada kills himself on the battlefield at Fujishima (his head is taken by the enemy) | 巻第二十 185 義貞自害事 |
| AD 1337 | 伊勢(神風浜) | The eighth prince's party, on the way to the northeast, has its ships scattered in a storm. The imperial ship is driven back to Kanbu-ura in Ise and turns back | 巻第二十 188 奥州下向勢逢難風事 |
| AD 1337 | 敦賀(桑原) | To relieve Kanegasaki, Satomi Iga-no-kami advances with over 5,000 men of Yoshiharu to Kuwabara in Tsuruga and meets Imagawa Suruga-no-kami's 20,000 horsemen; Satomi, Uryu, Gikanbo and others die | 巻第十八 163 |
| AD 1337 | 金崎 | General assault on Kanegasaki Castle; starving defenders hold at the gate until Ichinomiya (the prince), Nitta Yoshiaki and others kill themselves. Yoshisada and Yoshisuke had already escaped to Somayama on the night of the 5th of the 3rd month | 巻第十八 165 |
| AD 1338 | 吉野 | Emperor Go-Daigo dies at Yoshino (1338 by the text's era name) | 巻第二十一 193 先帝崩御事 |
| AD 1338 | 越前府中 | Nitta Yoshisada and Yoshisuke attack Fuchu in Echizen -- Ashikaga's Owari-no-kami Takatsune flees; the same day 73 castles in the province fall | 巻第十九 170 |
| AD 1338 | 불명(본문에 장소 없음) | The crown prince is given poison (chindoku) on Ashikaga's side's orders and dies on the 13th of the 4th month (as described in the text) | 巻第十九 171 |
| AD 1338 | 和泉の堺 安部野 | Kitabatake Akiie falls at Abeno in Izumi -- defeated by the army of the steward Ko no Moronao | 巻第十九 176 |
| AD 1339 | 黒丸城(小黒丸城) | Wakiya Yoshisuke and Hata's stratagem capture Kuromaru Castle | 巻第二十一 195 任遺勅被成綸旨事付義助攻落黒丸城事 |
| AD 1340 – 1341 | 佐々布山(出雲) | Shioya Takasada, hearing that his wife and children are dead, disembowels himself on horseback | 巻第二十一 196 塩冶判官讒死事 |
| AD 1342 | 京(法勝寺) | Fire at the pagoda of Hosshoji in Rokujo; the Kondo, lecture hall and others burn down completely | 巻第二十一 192 法勝寺塔炎上事 |
| AD 1345 | 比叡山延暦寺 | Enryaku-ji monks raise the mikoshi of three shrines (Gion, Kitano, etc.) to the Chudo and demand that the Tenryu-ji dedication be halted. After noble mediation the dedication goes ahead and the mikoshi return to their seats | 巻第二十四 208 |
| AD 1345 | 京都 | 8th month, day 29: Tenryu-ji dedication. Takauji and Tadayoshi attend with processions of hundreds of horsemen; the retired emperor makes an imperial visit the next day | 巻第二十四 209 |
| AD 1347 | 藤井寺 | Battle of Fujiidera: Hosokawa Akiuji is beaten by Kusunoki Masayuki and withdraws | 巻第二十五 215 |
| AD 1347 | 住吉 | Kusunoki Masayuki, with over 500 horsemen, sets fire to houses at Ishizu and raids Yamana Tokiuji's camp north of Uryuno; a great battle of 6,000 horsemen | 巻第二十五 215 |
| AD 1347 | 天王寺 | Yamana Tokiuji withdraws after being badly wounded; many soldiers drown crowded on a narrow bridge | 巻第二十五 215 |
| AD 1347 | 八幡 | Ko no Moronao arrives at Yawata with over 7,000 horsemen. Troops from all quarters gather, reaching over 60,000 | 巻第二十六 216 |
| AD 1347 | 吉野 | The Kusunoki brothers, Masayuki and his brother, attend the Yoshino palace, speak of their father's last words, and ask permission for a decisive battle. Emperor Go-Murakami answers in person | 巻第二十六 216 |
| AD 1348 | 四條畷 | Battle of Shijo Nawate: Kusunoki Masayuki's 3,000 horsemen raid Ko no Moronao's camp; 143 men including the brothers Masayuki and Masatoki are killed | 巻第二十六 217–218, 220 |
| AD 1348 | 吉野 | Ko no Moronao attacks the Yoshino palace with 30,000 horsemen and burns the nobles' residences and other buildings. The emperor slips away under cover of night | 巻第二十六 219 |
| AD 1348 | 賀名生 | The Southern Court emperor moves from Yoshino to Kano-u, deep in the Amano River, and builds a wooden palace (Kurogi no Gosho) | 巻第二十六 219–220 |
| AD 1349 | 京(清水寺) | Fire at Kiyomizu-dera; the main hall, Amida hall, tower gate, stage and more burn completely | 巻第二十七 225 天下妖怪事付清水寺炎上事 |
| AD 1349 | 京(四条河原) | The temporary viewing stand for dengaku at Shijo Kawara collapses, with many casualties | 巻第二十七 226 田楽事付長講見物事 |
| AD 1349 | 京(法成寺河原) | Ko no Moronao's large army surrounds the shogun's residence. Tadayoshi concedes at the price of exiling Uesugi and Hatakeyama | 巻第二十七 229 御所囲事 |
| AD 1349 | 越前国(江守庄) | Hatakeyama Naomune commits seppuku. Uesugi Shigenobu, sword in hand, stalls for time and is seized and killed by servants | 巻第二十七 233 上杉畠山流罪死刑事 |
| AD 1349 | 京都 | Ko no Moronao and Moroyasu surround the shogun's residence, drive out Uesugi Izu-no-kami and Hatakeyama Okura-shoyu, and have them executed in exile | 巻第二十八 235 |
| AD 1349 | 京都 | Ashikaga Yoshiakira comes up from Kamakura to the capital and takes charge of government. Real power lies with Ko no Moronao | 巻第二十八 235 |
| AD 1349 | 備後国 | Ashikaga Tadafuyu leaves Bingo and stays at the house of Kawajiri Higo-no-kami Yukitoshi | 巻第二十八 236 |
| AD 1350 | (Recollection) Autumn 1350: Ko no Moronao destroys the Uesugi | 巻第三十 L257 | |
| AD 1350 | 石見国 | Ko no Moroyasu leaves the capital on the 20th of the 6th month and sets out for Iwami to subdue Misumi Nyudo | 巻第二十八 237 |
| AD 1350 | 鼓が崎 | Night of the 25th of the 8th month, night raid: Sawa Zenshiro's Tsuzumigasaki Castle falls and Zenshiro kills himself. The other two castles fall a day later | 巻第二十八 237 |
| AD 1350 | 肥後国 | Ashikaga Tadafuyu goes down to Higo and stays at Kawajiri Yukitoshi's house. Rebellion spreads in Kyushu | 巻第二十八 238 |
| AD 1350 | 京都 | Ashikaga Takauji sets out west for Chugoku with Ko no Moronao and over 8,000 horsemen to subdue Tadafuyu | 巻第二十八 238 |
| AD 1350 | 備前福岡 | Takauji's army arrives at Fukuoka in Bizen on the 19th of the 11th month. Few troops gather because of rough seas and snow | 巻第二十八 238 |
| AD 1350 | 大和国 | Tadayoshi (Nyudo Egen) slips out at night with Ishido Yorifusa and disappears; later he entrusts himself to Ochi Iga-no-kami in Yamato | 巻第二十八 239·240 |
| AD 1350 | 京都 | Jimyoin's inzen: appoints Takauji Chinjufu Shogun and orders the subjugation of the rebel (Tadayoshi) | 巻第二十八 240 |
| AD 1350 | 吉野 | Tadayoshi (Egen) sends a letter of surrender to the Southern Court (Yoshino). After deliberation at court, the Southern Court issues a rinji pardoning him | 巻第二十八 241 |
| AD 1351 | (Recollection) Spring 1351: Zenmon (Tadayoshi) has Ko no Moronao put to death | 巻第三十 L257 | |
| AD 1351 | 賀名生(山中) | End of Shohei 6: the Southern Court's palace is still in the mountains, so New Year ceremonies such as the Aouma no Sechie cannot be held | 巻第三十 L262.22 |
| AD 1351 | 武庫川 | Ko no Moronao and Moroyasu are killed by their own men on the Mukogawa embankment | 巻第二十九 251 師直以下被誅事付仁義血気勇者事 |
| AD 1352 | 2nd month, day 26: Ashikaga Tadayoshi dies. The record announced jaundice, but it was whispered that he was in fact poisoned | 巻第三十 L257 | |
| AD 1352 | 河内(行宮) | 8th month, day 8: the Hon-in (Jimyo-in retired emperor) takes the tonsure at the provisional palace in Kawachi (Buddhist name Shokochi, age 41) | 巻第三十三 L402.5 |
| AD 1352 | 賀名生 | Retired Emperor Kogon is released from Kano-u of the Southern Court and returns to the capital | 巻第三十九 332 |
| AD 1352 | 京都 | Sudden enthronement of Ibaraki-no-miya (text: led by the shogun's side) | 巻第三十二 266 |
| AD 1352 | 伯耆 | 8th month, day 26: Yamana Moroshi (Morouji) leaves Kyoto at night and withdraws to Hoki (over 700 horsemen follow) | 巻第三十二 268 |
| AD 1353 | 山国 | Retired Emperor Kogon dies on the 7th day of the 7th month (Yamakuni, Tanba) | 巻第三十九 332 |
| AD 1353 | 京都 | 2nd month, day 4: fire destroys Jimyoin-dono (the Retired Emperor's palace) | 巻第三十二 267 |
| AD 1353 | 京都 | 6th month, day 9, dawn: 3,000 horsemen of the Southern Court set fire to Hachijo and Kujo in Kyoto and enter; urban fighting | 巻第三十二 268 |
| AD 1353 | 吉峯 | 6th month, day 11, dawn: attack on Yoshimine; Musashi Shogen kills himself | 巻第三十二 268 |
| AD 1353 | 堅田 | 6th month, day 13: Ashikaga Yoshiakira takes the emperor and flees to eastern Omi | 巻第三十二 269 |
| AD 1353 | 伯耆 | The Yamana father and son withdraw from Kyoto and go down to Hoki | 巻第三十二 270 |
| AD 1355 | 京都 | 1st month, day 13: Tadafuyu (Naofuyu) enters Kyoto (the shogun's side fled to Bukeji in Omi on the night of the 12th) | 巻第三十二 272 |
| AD 1355 | 山崎 | 2nd month, day 4: Ashikaga Yoshiakira encamps 7,000 horsemen on the Shinnan peak west of Yamazaki (joins battle with Tadafuyu's side) | 巻第三十二 273 |
| AD 1357 | 京都 | 2nd month, 1357: the Jimyo-in retired emperor, emperor and crown prince are brought from the mountains of Anyo (Kano-u) back to the capital (Kyoto) | 巻第三十三 L402.2 |
| AD 1358 | 京都 | 12th month, day 18: Ashikaga Yoshiakira (age 29) assumes the post of Seii Taishogun | 巻第三十四 284 |
| AD 1359 | 京都 | 11th month, day 28: Hatakeyama Michito (Dosei) comes up to the capital with about 207,000 Kanto troops | 巻第三十四 285 |
| AD 1359 | 天野 | The Southern Court emperor stays at the Amano temporary palace in Kawachi; Kusunoki Masanori and Wada Masatake hold a strategy conference | 巻第三十四 286 |
| AD 1359 | 尼崎 | 12th month, day 23: Ashikaga Yoshiakira's large army leaves Kyoto for the great southern route (camp at Amagasaki) | 巻第三十四 287 |
| AD 1360 | 京都 | After pacifying the south, Ashikaga Yoshiakira returns to Kyoto and the people are relieved | 巻第三十五 294 |
| AD 1360 | 伊勢 | 7th month, day 16: after clashes within Kyoto, Nikki Yoshinaga flees via the Iga road to Ise | 巻第三十五 295 |
| AD 1360 | 矢矧 | 8th month, day 4, night: Hatakeyama Michito (Dosei) escapes Kyoto and heads down toward the Kanto | 巻第三十五 296 |
| AD 1360 | 飯守岡 | 9th month, day 28: Nikki's army and Sasaki's side clash at Imorioka; Sasaki's side has the upper hand | 巻第三十五 298 |
| AD 1360 | 竜門山 | 4th month, day 3: attack on Saisho-ho in Kii; Shioya Ise-no-kami falls | 巻第三十四 288 |
| AD 1360 | 阿瀬河 | 4th month, day 11: after the second sortie, the southern besieged force breaks the Ryumon position and falls back to Asegawa Castle | 巻第三十四 289 |
| AD 1360 | 賀名生 | 4th month, day 25: the Yoshino shogun's palace climbs up Mt. Ginsu (Kinsu) behind Kano-u, raises troops, and burns the area around the Southern Court's temporary palace | 巻第三十四 290 |
| AD 1360 | 竜泉 | Leap 4th month, day 29, dawn: Kikyo ikki of 500 horsemen attack by night; Ryusen Castle falls | 巻第三十四 291 |
| AD 1360 | 赤坂 | 5th month, day 3: Ashikaga's side attacks Akasaka Castle with 200,000 horsemen (the Kusunoki side prepares to hold out) | 巻第三十四 292 |
| AD 1360 | 尼崎 | 5th month, day 28: Yoshiakira, supreme commander of the besiegers (yosete), returns from Amagasaki to Kyoto (withdrawal from the southern campaign) | 巻第三十四 293 |
| AD 1361 | 京都 | Koan 1, 12th month, day 27: urgent report that the rebels in Kyoto were pursued and driven out of the city. The sovereign, staying at Musa-dera in Omi, prepares to return to the palace | 巻第三十七 L352.0 |
| AD 1361 | 比叡山(東坂本) | The next morning the sovereign goes to Sakamoto on the east side of Mt. Hiei and spends the New Year there | 巻第三十七 L352.0 |
| AD 1361 | 京都 | 3rd month, day 30, night: fire at Tominokoji on Shijo in Kyoto burns 86 cho on all sides | 巻第三十六 299 |
| AD 1361 | 阿波 | 6th month, day 18: great earthquake; a tsunami around Yukinominato in Awa sinks over 1,700 houses | 巻第三十六 300 |
| AD 1361 | 天王寺 | The priest Enkai rebuilds the Kondo of Shitenno-ji, which was destroyed by the earthquake | 巻第三十六 301 |
| AD 1361 | 美作 | 7th month, day 12: Yamana Tokiuji, Moroshi and others set out for Mimasaka with 3,000 horsemen from three provinces | 巻第三十六 302 |
| AD 1361 | 倉懸 | 11th month, day 4: Kurakake Castle falls — Yamana's side wins | 巻第三十六 302 |
| AD 1361 | 香椎 | 8th month, day 7: 5,000 horsemen of the Seisei Shogun-no-miya and Kikuchi's side attack the camp at Kashii; Shoni and Otomo's side flee | 巻第三十六 302 |
| AD 1361 | 神崎 | 9th month, day 28: surprise incident at Kanzaki in Settsu; many on the Kyoto side killed (Sasaki Hidenori and others) | 巻第三十六 303 |
| AD 1361 | 今熊野 | 9th month, day 21, night: the shogun's side withdraws to Imakumano to defend, an emergency response after Hosokawa Kiyouji's treason was discovered | 巻第三十六 304 |
| AD 1361 | 若狭 | 9th month, day 23: Hosokawa Kiyouji flees to Wakasa | 巻第三十六 304 |
| AD 1361 | 椿峠 | 10th month, day 29: Owari Saemon-no-suke advances to Tsubaki Pass at the head of a large army | 巻第三十六 305 |
| AD 1362 | 院庄 | 6th month, day 3: Yamana Tokiuji enters Mimasaka Inosho from Hoki with 5,000 horsemen | 巻第三十八 315 |
| AD 1362 | 長者原 | Kyushu: Kikuchi's side blocks the Tandai's route and fights at Chojabaru | 巻第三十八 317 |
| AD 1362 | 修禅寺 | 9th month, day 10: the Hatakeyama brothers (Dosei's side) Tokichika and Yoshifumi surrender after holding Shuzenji castle | 巻第三十八 318 |
| AD 1362 | 白峯 | 7th month, day 24: Hosokawa Kiyouji falls at the Battle of Shiramine; Shikoku is pacified | 巻第三十八 319 |
| AD 1362 | 神崎 | 8th month, day 16, night: Wada and Kusunoki encamp at two places, near Kanzaki bridge and Kabuse | 巻第三十八 320 |
| AD 1362 | 湊川 | 9th month, day 16: Ishido, Wada and Kusunoki, with 3,000 horsemen, raid and burn Minatogawa in Hyogo | 巻第三十八 320 |
| AD 1364 | 長門 | Koto Suruga-no-kami is stripped of the Nagato shugo post and, resentful, leaves Nagato for Tsukushi, allies with Kikuchi and tries instead to attack Ouchi-no-suke | 巻第三十九 L457 |
| AD 1364 | 豊後国 | Ouchi-no-suke invades Bungo Province with over 3,000 horsemen and fights Kikuchi (the later defeat in the second battle, encirclement and surrender come later in the passage) | 巻第三十九 L457 |
| AD 1366 | 出雲国 | Seventeen envoys (chobu) of the foreign Branch Secretariat for the Eastern Expedition (Yuan) leave Goryeo on the 13th of the 8th month of Zhizheng 23 and reach Izumo on the 23rd of the 9th month of Jōji 5; the two years in the text are 3 years apart | 巻第三十九 L492 |
| AD 1367 | 鎌倉 | Kamakura's Sama-no-kami Motouji dies at 28. The text describes it as "when the pillar of the Kanto is broken, the strength of the shogunate withers" | 巻第四十 335 |
| AD 1367 | 京都(南禅寺) | Over the Nanzen-ji new barrier issue, the Onjo-ji monks rise and lodge a collective appeal (goso) with the court and bakufu | 巻第四十 336 |
| AD 1367 | 京都(紫宸殿) | During the Saisho-ko, monks of Nanto and Hokurei clash in the south court of the Shishinden; eight monks including the Nanto-side Tegai jiju die | 巻第四十 337 |
| AD 1367 | 京都(等持院) | Seii Taishogun Ashikaga Yoshiakira dies at 38. Cremated on 12/12 and buried at Toji-in | 巻第四十 338 |