19 events the sources record for this year, grouped by region.
What happened
Japan (7)
Fire at Kiyomizu-dera; the main hall, Amida hall, tower gate, stage and more burn completely (Taiheiki 巻第二十七 225 天下妖怪事付清水寺炎上事)
The temporary viewing stand for dengaku at Shijo Kawara collapses, with many casualties (Taiheiki 巻第二十七 226 田楽事付長講見物事)
Ko no Moronao's large army surrounds the shogun's residence. Tadayoshi concedes at the price of exiling Uesugi and Hatakeyama (Taiheiki 巻第二十七 229 御所囲事)
Hatakeyama Naomune commits seppuku. Uesugi Shigenobu, sword in hand, stalls for time and is seized and killed by servants (Taiheiki 巻第二十七 233 上杉畠山流罪死刑事)
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 (Taiheiki 巻第二十八 235)
Ashikaga Yoshiakira comes up from Kamakura to the capital and takes charge of government. Real power lies with Ko no Moronao (Taiheiki 巻第二十八 235)
Ashikaga Tadafuyu leaves Bingo and stays at the house of Kawajiri Higo-no-kami Yukitoshi (Taiheiki 巻第二十八 236)
West Asia (2)
Byzantine sailors attack and burn a large Latin transport ship; the flames leap over the sea all night. (Nikephoros Gregoras, Roman History XVII.5 p.859–860 · part07 줄 487)
The Latin fleet surrounds and attacks the Byzantine fleet; ships capsize and many soldiers drown. (Nikephoros Gregoras, Roman History XVII.6 p.862–863 · part07 줄 690)
Sub-Saharan Africa (7)
Yaji drives the sarki of Rano out of Zamna Gaba, goes to Rano, rules two years at Bunu, then moves to Kur. (Kano Chronicle Palmer 1908, Kano Chronicle §XI Yaji, p.70)
About 40 Wangarawa Muslim scholars from Mele make Yaji observe the prayer times and make Gurdamus the imam. (Kano Chronicle Palmer 1908, Kano Chronicle §XI Yaji, p.70)
A mosque facing east is built under the sacred tree, and prayers are held five times a day. (Kano Chronicle Palmer 1908, Kano Chronicle §XI Yaji, p.70)
Yaji marches on Santolo with the Wangarawa scholars and camps near Duji, fighting from morning till night without a decision. (Kano Chronicle Palmer 1908, Kano Chronicle §XI Yaji, p.71)
In the next day's general assault Gwaji stabs the enemy commander Hambari to death, rides into Santolo and takes the city. Yaji has everyone but women and children killed, stays seven days, destroys the wall and the sacred tree and returns to Kano. (Kano Chronicle Palmer 1908, Kano Chronicle §XI Yaji, p.72)
The next year Yaji wages war on Warji and stays for a time; around this time all pagan tribes from Biri to Panda submit. (Kano Chronicle Palmer 1908, Kano Chronicle §XI Yaji, p.72)
Only Kwararafa does not obey, and Yaji goes to its country; the people flee to the rock hill of Tagara, he camps for seven months and finally they offer 100 slaves. It is also said that Yaji died here. (Kano Chronicle Palmer 1908, Kano Chronicle §XI Yaji, p.72)
Southern Europe (3)
The Latin fleet commander ties the empty Byzantine ships together with ropes and tows them back to the Latin base (Galata). (Nikephoros Gregoras, Roman History XVII.6 p.864 · part07 줄 765)
About 3,000 Byzantine reinforcements who came to attack the Galata fort throw away their weapons and flee, catching their breath only after crossing the river. (Nikephoros Gregoras, Roman History XVII.7 p.865–866 · part07 줄 884)
Genoese envoys arrive at Galata and offer the return of seized land, compensation of over 100,000 and an oath not to repeat the act; Byzantium accepts a humiliating peace. (Nikephoros Gregoras, Roman History XVII.7 p.867 · part07 줄 946)