Zoku Shigushō: a Standard history source. Covers AD 1309 – 1635, with 69 events in chronological order. Text license and provenance included.
| Type | Standard history |
|---|---|
| Viewpoint | Insider account |
| Years covered | AD 1309 – 1635 |
| Events | 69 events, 64 placed on the map |
| Author | 柳原紀光 |
| Original title | 續史愚抄 |
Regions: Japan 64 · China 5
| Year | Place | Event | Passage |
|---|---|---|---|
| AD 1309 | Usa | Fire at Usa Shrine: an offering envoy is dispatched to the Iwashimizu shrine (court response) | part_03.txt L49 |
| AD 1309 | Kyoto | Three Hie mikoshi enter the capital over a petition by the monks of Enryaku-ji | part_03.txt L81 |
| AD 1309 | Kyoto | The retired emperor moves the Gojishin-den to Daikaku-ji and installs the statue of the Hakuzo-o deity | part_03.txt L97 |
| AD 1309 | Kamakura | News from the Kanto: the daughter of Sagami-no-kami Nyudo Sadatoki dies young; the court suspends government for five days | part_03.txt L113 |
| AD 1309 | Kyoto | Daijo-daijin Saneie dismissed, followed by the appointment ceremony (Shinji Daijo-daijin, Kahei Sadaijin, Toshihira Udaijin, Kyohei Naidaijin) | part_03.txt L119 |
| AD 1309 | Kyoto | Gyoko for the Daijoe misogi: from the government office to the Kawara temporary palace | part_03.txt L127 |
| AD 1309 | Kyoto | Enryaku-ji monks enter the capital bearing the seven Hie shrines' mikoshi and abandon them at the barricade | part_03.txt L177 |
| AD 1310 | Kyoto | With the Hie mikoshi in the capital, the New Year ceremony, the Sechie and the Kenshō appointment titles are suspended | part_03.txt L197 |
| AD 1310 | Kyoto | The Hie mikoshi return to their original seat (kiza) | part_03.txt L197 |
| AD 1310 | Kyoto | Daijo-daijin Nobutsugu submits a resignation memorial (12/13), then Fuyuhira becomes Daijo-daijin (12/15) | part_03.txt L197 |
| AD 1311 | Kyoto | The Retired Emperor's illness postpones the Hakko at Chogo-do; an epidemic spreads, called "Dengaku disease" by the people | part_03.txt L201 |
| AD 1311 | Kyoto | Epidemic in the provinces around the capital, popularly called the "three-day sickness" | part_03.txt L201 |
| AD 1311 | Kyoto | The emperor, at 15, receives the regent's memorial returning power (fukuheki-hyo); regent Fuyuhira becomes kampaku | part_03.txt L201 |
| AD 1311 | Kyoto | Former Daijo-daijin Nobutsugu takes the tonsure (rakushoku); that night a fire at Omiya-mon-tei burns the residence of Hosshoji-zen-Chunagon Masafuji | part_03.txt L201 |
| AD 1311 | Kyoto | The era name is changed from Enkyo to Ocho, citing the epidemic across the realm | part_03.txt L201 |
| AD 1311 | Kamakura | Sagami-no-kami Shishi dies — reported from the Kanto | part_03.txt L201 |
| AD 1311 | Kamakura | Sagami-no-kami Nyudo Taira no Sadatoki dies — report from the Kanto | part_03.txt L201 |
| AD 1311 | Uji | The Uji bridge burns | part_03.txt L201 |
| AD 1312 | Kyoto | The era name is changed from Ocho to Showa, citing natural disasters and anomalies | part_03.txt L205 |
| AD 1312 | Nara (南都) | Owing to a dispute between Kofuku-ji monks and Tamu-no-mine, the Kasuga sacred tree is moved (to a temporary shrine) | part_03.txt L205 |
| AD 1312 | Rokuhara (六波羅) | Flood of the Kamo River — water reaches the gate of Rokuhara; many people drown | part_03.txt L205 |
| AD 1312 | Kofuku-ji monks fight at Tamu-no-mine | part_03.txt L205 | |
| AD 1312 | Mutsu-no-kami Munenobu dies — reported from the Kanto | part_03.txt L205 | |
| AD 1312 | Nara (南都) | Following a petition by the monks of Todai-ji, the Hachiman shrine's shintai is moved to near the Daibutsu-den | part_03.txt L205 |
| AD 1312 | Hōjōji (法成寺) | The Kasuga sacred tree enters the capital and is enshrined in the Kondo of Hosshoji (Tamu-no-mine petition) | part_03.txt L205 |
| AD 1621 | 水戸 | Planned for the 3rd month: preparations for the formal transfer (shosengu) of Tokugawa Ieyasu (Tosho Gongen) to be enshrined at Mito in Hitachi; account of dispatching an imperial envoy | 卷第五十四·元和七年 二月大 廿七日己亥 |
| AD 1621 | 紀伊 | The following month, the shosengu of Tosho Gongen in Kii, with an imperial envoy (Nakamikado Sketsugu and others) dispatched | 卷第五十四·元和七年 十一月大 廿日丁巳 |
| AD 1622 | 日光山 | An offering envoy (hoheishi) is sent to Tosho Gongen on Nikko-san in Shimotsuke, ahead of the 7th anniversary (4th month, day 17) | 卷第五十四·元和八年 三月大 十六日壬子 |
| AD 1622 | 日光山 | Seventh anniversary of Tosho Gongen: rites at Nikko-san (the text's note gives an alternative date, the 16th) | 卷第五十四·元和八年 四月小 十七日癸未 |
| AD 1622 | Great earthquake: the Yuima-e at Kofuku-ji is postponed. No record of affected areas | 卷第五十四·元和八年 十月大 十六日戊寅 | |
| AD 1623 | 二條城 | Second shogun Tokugawa Hidetada comes to Kyoto as Minister of the Right and enters Nijo Castle | 卷第五十四·元和九年 六月大 十五日甲戌 |
| AD 1623 | 二條城 | Tokugawa Iemitsu, Hidetada's son, comes to Kyoto and enters Nijo Castle (text marks this with "ka") | 卷第五十四·元和九年 七月小 十三日壬寅 |
| AD 1623 | 京 | Iemitsu receives the imperial decree appointing him Seii Taishogun; his father Hidetada yields the post | 卷第五十四·元和九年 七月小 廿七日丙辰 |
| AD 1623 | 京 | Nyogo Kazuko gives birth to a princess, Onna-ichi-no-miya (a note under year 5 in the text says "Meisho-in") | 卷第五十四·元和九年 十一月小 十九日乙亥 |
| AD 1623 | 京都 | Tokugawa Iemitsu receives the decree appointing him Seii Taishogun and other offices (inherited from his father Hidetada) | 卷第五十四 元和九年 七月 |
| AD 1624 | 京 | The era name is changed from Genna to Kan'ei (per the calendar reform) | 卷第五十四·寬永元年 二月大 三十日甲寅 |
| AD 1624 | 京 | Nyogo Minamoto no Kazuko (Hidetada's daughter) is formally installed as Chugu | 卷第五十四·寬永元年 十一月小 廿八日己卯 |
| AD 1624 | 京都 | Hidetada's daughter Minamoto no Kazuko, a nyogo, is installed as Chugu | 卷第五十四 寬永元年 十一月 |
| AD 1625 | 京 | A Korean embassy (Chosen-kyaku) comes up from Musashi and enters the capital | 卷第五十四·寬永二年 正月大 十日己未 |
| AD 1626 | 京 | Former shogun Hidetada comes to Kyoto as Minister of the Right | 卷第五十四·寬永三年 六月大 二十日庚申 |
| AD 1626 | 京 | Iemitsu comes to Kyoto as Naidaijin | 卷第五十四·寬永三年 八月小 二日壬寅 |
| AD 1626 | 二條城 | Imperial visit (gyoko): the emperor goes to the Nijo Horikawa residence (Nijo Castle) at Iemitsu's request | 卷第五十四·寬永三年 九月大 六日乙亥 |
| AD 1626 | 京 | Hidetada appointed Daijo-daijin and Iemitsu Sadaijin (ninjin senge) | 卷第五十四·寬永三年 九月大 十三日壬午 |
| AD 1626 | 江戶 | Iemitsu goes down to the Kanto | 卷第五十四·寬永三年 九月大 廿五日甲午 |
| AD 1626 | 京 | The Chugu gives birth to a prince, Wakamiya (the entry for the 25th of the 11th month names Prince "Takahito") | 卷第五十四·寬永三年 十一月大 十三日壬午 |
| AD 1626 | 二條城 | The emperor makes a visit (gyoko) to Iemitsu's Nijo residence | 卷第五十四 寬永三年 九月 |
| AD 1627 | 大坂城 | Repair of Osaka Castle, recorded in the same year as the building of the Nanzen-ji sanmon | 卷第五十四·寬永四年 十二月小 ◎今年 항목 |
| AD 1627 | 大坂城 | (Annual entry) Repair of Osaka Castle | 卷第五十四 寬永四年 (◎今年 기사) |
| AD 1628 | 京都 | Flood of the Kamo River: water covers the area from Shinnyo-do through Kyogoku-dori and on to Kabura-dera, turning it into a river | 卷第五十三(끝)·寬永五年 五月 (卷54 중복) |
| AD 1629 | 京都 | Fire at Kiyomizu-dera. The Okuno-in burns down entirely; the main image is carried to safety | 卷第五十三 寬永六年 九月 |
| AD 1629 | 伊勢 | Shosengu of the Inner Shrine (Kotaijingu Naiku) at Ise Jingu. Follows the setting of the date for the Shin-no-mihashira shosengu on 9/16 | 卷第五十三 寬永六年 九月 |
| AD 1629 | 京都 | Emperor Go-Mizunoo abdicates in favor of Onna-ichi-no-miya (Okiko, age 7) — Empress Meisho receives the succession | 卷第五十五 寬永六年 十一月 |
| AD 1630 | 京都 | Chuwamon-in (Sakiko, consort of Retired Emperor Go-Yozei) dies; the realm is placed under ritual defilement (shoku-e) | 卷第五十五 寬永七年 七月 |
| AD 1630 | 京都 | Enthronement ceremony of Empress Meisho (Shishinden) | 卷第五十五 寬永七年 九月 |
| AD 1630 | 高野山 | Fire at the Daito of Koyasan | 卷第五十五 寬永七年 十月 |
| AD 1630 | 京都 | Anchin goma begins at the newly built Sento Shimogosho (later the site of Sakuramachi-dono) | 卷第五十五 寬永七年 十一月 |
| AD 1630 | 京都 | The retired emperor (Go-Mizunoo) moves from the temporary Sendo at the north hall of the imperial palace to the new Sento Shimogosho. Tofukumon-in also goes there | 卷第五十五 寬永七年 十二月 |
| AD 1631 | 京都 | Reconstruction of Kiyomizu-dera begins (to be completed in the 11th month of Kan'ei 10), directed by Iemitsu | 卷第五十五 寬永八年 二月 |
| AD 1631 | 甲斐 | Heavy hail falls in Kai over several days, killing animals; the people carry them on their backs and present them to the Kanto | 卷第五十五 寬永八年 四月 |
| AD 1631 | The itching epidemic "Hizen-gasa" spreads across the country | 卷第五十五 寬永八年 (◎去今年 기사) | |
| AD 1632 | 江戸 | Tokugawa Hidetada (Daijo-daijin, former shogun) dies at Edo Castle (aged 54) | 卷第五十五 寬永九年 正月 |
| AD 1633 | 京都 | Chion-in's halls and pagodas are entirely burned (fire started in the hojo) | 卷第五十五 寬永十年 正月 |
| AD 1633 | 小田原 | Great earthquake at Odawara in Sagami: houses collapse and huge rocks fall from Mt. Hakone | 卷第五十五 寬永十年 正月 |
| AD 1633 | 淀 | Storm washes away the Yodo Ohashi; great floods in Omi and Settsu | 卷第五十五 寬永十年 八月 |
| AD 1633 | 江戸 | Tosho Gongen is enshrined (kanjo) in the main enclosure of Edo Castle; shosengu | 卷第五十五 寬永十年 十二月 |
| AD 1634 | 二條城 | Iemitsu (Sadaijin) comes to Kyoto and enters Nijo Castle (enters the capital on 7/28; 5,000 kan of silver distributed to the people of Kyoto) | 卷第五十五 寬永十一年 七月 |
| AD 1634 | 江戸 | Fire in the western enclosure of Edo Castle | 卷第五十五 寬永十一年 七月 |
| AD 1635 | 江戸 | Great earthquake in Edo | 卷第五十五 寬永十二年 正月 |
| AD 1635 | 京都 | Great storm: trees snapped, Kamo River flood breaks embankments, water 3 to 4 shaku deep on level ground in the city, three pillars of Sanjo Bridge toppled, Yodo Bridge washed away, Taga Shrine in Omi collapses | 卷第五十五 寬永十二年 八月 |