14 events the sources record for this year, grouped by region.
What happened
China (1)
Pyeongan gyeongbyeonsa Yi Geuk-gyun reports an enemy incident, and the king orders his failure to respond to be examined (Annals of the Joseon Dynasty 燕山君日記 五年 · 燕山君日記 9책 35권 7장 A면 · 기사 wja_10509022_002)
Korean Peninsula (2)
Orders deliberation on how to deal with the Jurchen raids in Hamgyeongnam-do (Annals of the Joseon Dynasty 燕山君日記 五年 · 燕山君日記 9책 33권 5장 B면 · 기사 wja_10505009_001)
Jurchens seek to reclaim Kim Eon-gyeom, gwangwan of Sanyanghoe, and orders ministers to deliberate on it (Annals of the Joseon Dynasty 燕山君日記 五年 · 燕山君日記 9책 35권 28장 B면 · 기사 wja_10512008_003)
Tambal, with Jahangir Mirza in tow, tried to attack Andijan. (Baburnama (Memoirs of Babur) Beveridge 영역 1권, 904 AH 부분, 원문 파일 10323행 부근)
South Asia (3)
Babur's expedition against Ahmad Tambal Mughal (urgent dispatch of requisition officers). (Baburnama (Memoirs of Babur) Beveridge 영역 1권, 905 AH 부분, 원문 파일 10380행 부근)
Babur took Marghinan while on the expedition against Ahmad Tambal and Mughal Par. (Baburnama (Memoirs of Babur) Beveridge 영역 1권, 905 AH 부분, 원문 파일 500행 부근)
When Tambal retreated to the village of Kiban, Babur went out to meet him the next day: the first formal battle. (Baburnama (Memoirs of Babur) Beveridge 영역 1권, 905 AH 부분, 원문 파일 10713행 부근)
Sub-Saharan Africa (5)
Abdullahi attacks Katsina; the sarki's party stays four months by a river near Chagero and camps right up to the walls of Katsina. (Kano Chronicle Palmer 1908, Kano Chronicle §XXI Abdulahi, p.78)
Next he fights at Zukzuk (Zaria), crushes the people of Zaria, then attacks the inhabitants of Kadara and Kalam. (Kano Chronicle Palmer 1908, Kano Chronicle §XXI Abdulahi)
The king of Bornu attacks Kano and camps at Gunduwawa; Abdullahi goes out with scholars and greets him humbly, and the Bornu king turns back. (Kano Chronicle Palmer 1908, Kano Chronicle §XXI Abdulahi, p.78)
Abdullahi pacifies Dagachi, who shows signs of revolt, and has him submit, then removes him from office and puts his own slave in the post. (Kano Chronicle Palmer 1908, Kano Chronicle §XXI Abdulahi, p.78)