The Kofuku-ji assembly led soldiers to Tonomine and burned over 300 houses at the foot of the mountain. (Fusō Ryakuki part_02 줄 352)
Several thousand armored Eizan monks went to Mii-dera and burned its temple pagodas and monks' quarters. (Fusō Ryakuki part_02 줄 357)
West Asia (8)
Before dawn the Komnenoi opened the gates, took their families out to the Forum of Constantine; this was the start of the coup. (Anna Komnene, The Alexiad Dawes 2.5 (문장 8))
The rebels broke the lock of the Blachernae gate and entered the imperial stables. (Anna Komnene, The Alexiad Dawes 2.6 (문장 2))
On Good Friday (fourth indiction, April 6589), the Komnenian army entered Constantinople. (Anna Komnene, The Alexiad Dawes 2.10 (문장 17))
When Palaiologos arrived with the fleet and the cheering began, the Komnenian side on the walls told them to be quiet. (Anna Komnene, The Alexiad Dawes 3.2 (문장 3))
Alexios was crowned by the right hand of Patriarch Kosmas, without the empress. (Anna Komnene, The Alexiad Dawes 3.2 (문장 30))
The Turks lived around the Propontis, and Suleiman camped around Nicaea; Alexios made a truce with them. (Anna Komnene, The Alexiad Dawes 3.11 (문장 2))
In the eighth month of the fourth indiction, Alexios left Constantinople and entrusted the administration of the city to Isaac. (Anna Komnene, The Alexiad Dawes 4.4 (문장 4))
Because of sin, the Persians (Turks) occupy all of Asia Minor up to the Hellespont; the area around Nicaea falls into Turkish hands (William of Tyre, A History of Deeds Done Beyond the Sea Lib. 1 cap. IX1 (RHC 판 1-1 줄 5346))
Southern Europe (12)
Henry, setting out to march on Rome, asked Robert for an alliance. (Anna Komnene, The Alexiad Dawes 1.13 (문장 42))
Robert planned to cross from Hydruntum to Nicopolis and aim at Naupactus and the fortresses nearby. (Anna Komnene, The Alexiad Dawes 1.16 (문장 4))
Alexios met Turkish soldiers who had just crossed the river Hebrus. (Anna Komnene, The Alexiad Dawes 2.6 (문장 34))
Alexios sent his brother-in-law Palaiologos to Dyrrachium to drive out Monomachatos. (Anna Komnene, The Alexiad Dawes 3.9 (문장 18))
Alexios repeatedly sent letters to the king of the Alamanni (Germany) asking him to check Robert. (Anna Komnene, The Alexiad Dawes 3.10 (문장 5))
With the troops who survived the storm, Robert did not give up his goal and reached the opposite shore. (Anna Komnene, The Alexiad Dawes 3.12 (문장 29))
The people of Dyrrachium, surrounded by sea and land, lost heart at the sight of Robert's great army. (Anna Komnene, The Alexiad Dawes 4.1 (문장 3))
The fierce fighting spread into Robert's camp, and many soldiers were driven back or fell. (Anna Komnene, The Alexiad Dawes 4.2 (문장 23))
In a naval battle Robert's side fled, and Robert decided to haul all his fleet ashore. (Anna Komnene, The Alexiad Dawes 4.3 (문장 4))
The same disease spread among Robert's cavalry, and many died; there was a food shortage in the camp on the river Glykys. (Anna Komnene, The Alexiad Dawes 4.3 (문장 11))