Orders Ro Yeon, Byeongmasa of the Bukgye, to have all the people of the northern castles move to the islands to defend them. (Goryeosa (History of Goryeo) 世家 卷23 高宗 三十五年)
In the third month, during the siege of Sizhou, the front-line commander Tian Zhiyuan and his son died at Chaohe Ba; on day jiaxu an edict posthumously conferred office, and relief was given to the family. (Xu Zizhi Tongjian (Continuation of the Comprehensive Mirror) 권172 三月 단락172.7.0)
West Asia (3)
The ship sails without sight of land and reaches Cyprus on the third Saturday. (Life of Saint Louis by Joinville §129 (장 XXVIII 끝), part_02 L2064)
The king, who was at Nicosia, calls Joinville in, pays him his wages and keeps him there. He gives him 800 livres. (Life of Saint Louis by Joinville §136 (장 XXIX 끝 무렵), part_02 L2235–2237)
On news that the Empress of Constantinople had arrived at Baffe on Cyprus, Joinville went out to meet her. A storm broke the ship's ropes and drifted the ship toward Acre; it was taken to Limisso. (Life of Saint Louis by Joinville §137–138 (장 XXX), part_02 L2241–2249)
Egypt & North Africa (2)
At Damietta Louis left the ship and was the first to leap ashore. His advisers urged him to remain on board (§7). (Life of Saint Louis by Joinville §7 (줄 1636–1637))
Joinville leaves his castle and sets out on the crusade. (Life of Saint Louis by Joinville §119–120 (장 XXVII), part_02 L1871–1878)
Southern Europe (2)
The Nicaean side (John Kabalas) recovers by surprise the fortress of Rhodes, held by a Genoese garrison. (George Akropolites, History c.48 · L10139-10231)
At Auxonne he loads the baggage onto boats, goes down the Saône to Lyon, and from Lyon takes the Rhône down to Arles. (Life of Saint Louis by Joinville §124 (장 XXVIII 앞), part_02 L1957–1963)
In August Joinville's party boards ship and sets out. The text describes the order in which the horses are loaded into the vessel first. (Life of Saint Louis by Joinville §125 (장 XXVIII), part_02 L1970–1971)
King Louis crossed the County of Provence, reached Aix-en-Provence, and stayed below the rock grotto where Mary Magdalene is said to have lived in seclusion. (Life of Saint Louis by Joinville 조각 줄 14–17 (§663))
Several nobles meant to set out with the French king on the expedition to Jerusalem, and knights and vassals also took the cross. (Chronica Majora of Matthew Paris L2924–2927)
The starving citizens of the besieged city opened the gates and charged the emperor's besieging army; Thadeus mocked that the rats had come out of their holes. (Chronica Majora of Matthew Paris L3661–3666)
On 24 November the tide rose beyond its usual limits and caused irreparable damage to the land nearby; the wind was blamed. (Chronica Majora of Matthew Paris part_24 줄 621)
Great fires in several regions; in Alemannia towns and villages were reduced to ashes. (Chronica Majora of Matthew Paris part_24 줄 932)
The Benedictine monastery of Holm in Norway became poor, its monks scattered, and it nearly collapsed. (Chronica Majora of Matthew Paris part_24 줄 1354)
An earthquake in England; according to a report from the bishop of Bath, walls of buildings collapsed and stones fell. (Chronica Majora of Matthew Paris part_24 줄 1584)