6th month, day 3: Yamana Tokiuji enters Mimasaka Inosho from Hoki with 5,000 horsemen (Taiheiki 巻第三十八 315)
Kyushu: Kikuchi's side blocks the Tandai's route and fights at Chojabaru (Taiheiki 巻第三十八 317)
9th month, day 10: the Hatakeyama brothers (Dosei's side) Tokichika and Yoshifumi surrender after holding Shuzenji castle (Taiheiki 巻第三十八 318)
7th month, day 24: Hosokawa Kiyouji falls at the Battle of Shiramine; Shikoku is pacified (Taiheiki 巻第三十八 319)
8th month, day 16, night: Wada and Kusunoki encamp at two places, near Kanzaki bridge and Kabuse (Taiheiki 巻第三十八 320)
Korean Peninsula (4)
With several generals attacking from all sides, Yi Seong-gye leads two thousand of his own troops as vanguard, cuts down the enemy leaders Sa-yu and Guan Xiansheng and others and routs them (recovery of Gaegyeong). (Goryeosa (History of Goryeo) 世家 卷40 恭愍 十一年)
When Yi Seong-gye withdraws and camps at Dapsang-gok, Na Ha-chu, enraged, moves to Deoksan-dong, and Yi Seong-gye attacks him by night and defeats him. (Goryeosa (History of Goryeo) 世家 卷40 恭愍 十一年)
1362: 200,000 men under An U, Yi Bang-sil, Choe Yeong and others camp in front of Cheonsusa in the eastern suburbs under Jeong Se-un's urging. Taejo's 2,000 men crush the enemy in the vanguard, killing chiefs Sa-yu and Guan Xiansheng and beheading over 100,000; the Yuan emperor's seal is taken and the capital recovered (Goryeosa Jeolyo (Essentials of Goryeo History) 권27 恭愍王 十一年)
July 1362: Naghachu camps with tens of thousands at Dalttandong in Hongwon. Taejo chases the vanguard at Wonpyeong in Deoksandong, crosses Hamgwallyeong and Chayuryeong and strikes hard, making them throw away their armor and weapons (Goryeosa Jeolyo (Essentials of Goryeo History) 권27 恭愍王 十一年)
Japan (1)
9th month, day 16: Ishido, Wada and Kusunoki, with 3,000 horsemen, raid and burn Minatogawa in Hyogo (Taiheiki 巻第三十八 320)
Southeast Asia (1)
At the order of Queen Tribhuwana, the twelfth-anniversary rite (sraddha) of Rajapatni was prepared and performed in the capital; ministers attended in the order listed. (Nagarakretagama raw 줄 2015, 필사 쪽 (119a))
Southern Europe (1)
Orhan dies and his son Murad succeeds him as ruler. (Doukas, History 11 (Bonn p.43))