9 events the sources record for this year, grouped by region.
What happened
China (2)
Yellow River defense militia commander Tian Feng rebels and captures Jining route (History of Yuan (Yuanshi), Annals 元史 卷45 順帝 1357年)
In the second month, the Duke of Wu (Zhu Yuanzhang) sent generals Geng Bingwen and Liu Cheng from Guangde to Changxing; they broke three thousand men of Zhang Shicheng's general Zhao Dahu and pursued; on day wuxu they took Changxing, capturing more than three hundred warships and the commander Li Fu'an. (Xu Zizhi Tongjian (Continuation of the Comprehensive Mirror) 권213 二月 단락213.3.0)
Korean Peninsula (1)
The Japanese plunder Gyodong, and Gaegyeong is placed under martial law. (Goryeosa (History of Goryeo) 世家 卷39 恭愍 六年)
Japan (1)
2nd month, 1357: the Jimyo-in retired emperor, emperor and crown prince are brought from the mountains of Anyo (Kano-u) back to the capital (Kyoto) (Taiheiki 巻第三十三 L402.2)
Western Europe (5)
A truce between France and England until the feast of Saint John 1359, brought about with the mediation of two cardinals. (Chronicles of Jean Froissart part06:l.1142–1154)
The captive French king lands at Sandwich after an eleven-day voyage, passes through Canterbury and goes on to London. (Chronicles of Jean Froissart part06:l.1263–1274)
The Duke of Lancaster leads a great army into Brittany and besieges Rennes; the knights inside defend the town, and he gains little. (Chronicles of Jean Froissart part06:l.1423–1433)
Knight Guillaume de Gauville, by cunning and a bold stratagem, retakes the town and castle of Évreux from French hands and hands them to the King of Navarre's side. (Chronicles of Jean Froissart part06:l.1614–1619)
Near Nogent-sur-Seine a long battle is fought with the enemy; Eustache d'Auberchicourt performs several deeds, and in the same passage (L2085) he is captured. (Chronicles of Jean Froissart L2081-2085)