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 (Taiheiki 巻第二十六 217–218, 220)
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 (Taiheiki 巻第二十六 219)
The Southern Court emperor moves from Yoshino to Kano-u, deep in the Amano River, and builds a wooden palace (Kurogi no Gosho) (Taiheiki 巻第二十六 219–220)
Japan (1)
When the Northern army reached Shijonawate, Kusunoki Masatsura held it off and fell in battle (aged 24, per the text). (Rai Sanyō, Nihon Gaishi 卷之五 · part_03 글자위치 15836)
West Asia (8)
Palamas is summoned from Didymoteichon and hurries to Byzantium; the doctrinal dispute begins. (Nikephoros Gregoras, Roman History part06 줄 1613 (라틴 대역))
Umur musters large infantry and cavalry forces in Asia, intending to capture and raze the fortress the Latins hold at Smyrna before crossing to Thrace and Macedonia. (Nikephoros Gregoras, Roman History part06 줄 1915–1918 (라틴 대역))
The Latins sally out of the fortress and fight; Umur is mortally wounded and dies on the spot. (Nikephoros Gregoras, Roman History part06 줄 1963–1965 (라틴 대역))
About 1,200 horsemen loose the reins and ravage the farmland around the fortress of Bizye; the infantry invade toward the west, Mount Rhodope and Chalcidice. (Nikephoros Gregoras, Roman History part06 줄 2031–2034 (라틴 대역))
The Latin Galatians make war on Byzantium without clear cause; the text explains it as fear that Byzantium's shipping and revenues would grow. (Nikephoros Gregoras, Roman History part06 줄 2312–2313 (라틴 대역))
For four days the Latins set fire to the whole Byzantine shoreline, burning ships at sea, ships hauled ashore and a trireme under construction. (Nikephoros Gregoras, Roman History part06 줄 2655–2661 (라틴 대역))
The Latins try to raise gangways and poles on several large ships over the sea wall of Constantinople; the defenders repel them with stones and arrows. (Nikephoros Gregoras, Roman History XVII.3 p.852–853 · part07 줄 17)
The emperor gathers the citizens and rebukes them for the lack of funds and for earlier broken promises; the citizens promise to pay for a fleet. (Nikephoros Gregoras, Roman History XVII.4 p.854–856 · part07 줄 197)
Southern Europe (17)
Kantakouzenos leaves Byzantium in mid-spring and reaches Didymoteichon seven days later, to gather Thracian forces and summon Umur and the forces of Asia. (Nikephoros Gregoras, Roman History part06 줄 1912–1915 (라틴 대역))
Just after the solstice, swarms of Persians gathered from many places cross from Asia into Thrace. (Nikephoros Gregoras, Roman History part06 줄 1978–1979 (라틴 대역))
Matthew, at Gratianopolis, gathers his forces and meets the Persian infantry at midday; he falls from his horse, gets another and wins, and the Persian infantry is nearly annihilated. (Nikephoros Gregoras, Roman History part06 줄 2098–2099, 2204–2205 (라틴 대역))
Kantakouzenos swiftly pursues from Orestias with 1,000 horsemen; he cuts down 300 who stood bravely among the scattered bands carrying plunder, and the rest scatter and flee. (Nikephoros Gregoras, Roman History part06 줄 2205–2211 (라틴 대역))
The Latins push their wall outward to widen it and fortify it with stakes, palisades and moats, working day and night. (Nikephoros Gregoras, Roman History part06 줄 2743–2750 (라틴 대역))
King Louis enters Benevento, which opens its gates to receive him (Giovanni Villani, Nuova Cronica Lib.XII cap.CXII (part_10 줄 32–38))
Queen Joanna of Naples leaves Castel Nuovo at night and escapes by ship toward Nice in Provence (Giovanni Villani, Nuova Cronica Lib.XII cap.CXII (part_10 줄 66–77))
King Louis's army arrives at Aversa, where royals and nobles come to greet him (Giovanni Villani, Nuova Cronica Lib.XII cap.CXII (part_10 줄 113–124))
King Louis beheads Charles, Duke of Durazzo; the remaining four royals are held in custody (held responsible for Andrew's murder) (Giovanni Villani, Nuova Cronica Lib.XII cap.CXII (part_10 줄 148–206))
King Louis enters Naples without a canopy, in armour, and begins proclamations to reorganise Naples (Giovanni Villani, Nuova Cronica Lib.XII cap.CXII (part_10 줄 249–256))
Queen Joanna arrives at Nice in Provence with three galleys (Giovanni Villani, Nuova Cronica Lib.XII cap.CXV (part_10 줄 489–492))
At the papal court in Avignon the pope reconfirms the marriage of Louis and Joanna; Villani criticises it as an "unjust marriage" (Giovanni Villani, Nuova Cronica Lib.XII cap.CXV (part_10 줄 584–587))
Around Villach (Villacco), landslides bury more than 70 villages and castles, and the river is blocked, forming a large lake (Giovanni Villani, Nuova Cronica Lib.XII cap.CXXIV (part_10 줄 997–1017))
Eastern Europe & Russia (1)
Swedish King Magnus proposes sending philosophers for a debate on the faith. (Novgorod First Chronicle litopys 기사 1348년)
Yahuar Huacac decides to subdue the large regions remaining in Collasuyu: Caranca, Ulaca, Lipi and Chicha (Inca Garcilaso, Royal Commentaries of the Incas Libro IV cap. XX (vol.2, l.1794))
The king expels his 19-year-old crown prince from the palace and sends him to the pastures of Chita, east of Cuzco (Inca Garcilaso, Royal Commentaries of the Incas Libro IV cap. XX (vol.2, l.1844))