9 events the sources record for this year, grouped by region.
What happened
Korean Peninsula (3)
Gyeongchagwan Kim Geun-sa reports on meeting two Japanese of Jepo, following the Japanese disturbance at Gadeok-do (Annals of the Joseon Dynasty 中宗實錄 四年 · 中宗實錄 4책 8권 7장 A면 · 기사 wka_10403016_004)
Jeolla left-coast naval commander Yi Jong-in reports that he beheaded seventeen enemy Japanese (Annals of the Joseon Dynasty 中宗實錄 四年 · 中宗實錄 4책 8권 19장 A면 · 기사 wka_10404003_003)
The king tells the royal secretariat that he does not know how to defend against the calamity and drought (Annals of the Joseon Dynasty 中宗實錄 四年 · 中宗實錄 4책 8권 25장 A면 · 기사 wka_10404016_007)
South Asia (1)
This spring he raided the Mahmand Afghans near Mukur. (Baburnama (Memoirs of Babur) Beveridge 영역 1권, 914 AH 부분, 원문 파일 25846행 부근)
Southeast Asia (2)
A Feringgi (Portuguese) ship from Goa came to Malacca to trade, took the prime minister Sri Maha Raja as adoptive father, and on returning home reported the riches it had seen. (Malay Annals (Sejarah Melayu) Leyden 1821 p.324)
When 2,000 Portuguese soldiers landed, Tun Hassan met them running amok and drove them back. (Malay Annals (Sejarah Melayu) Leyden 1821 p.325)
Sub-Saharan Africa (3)
Kisoki attacks Ungurru, left vacant because of Agaidam, takes the city, collects only clothes and horses instead of captives, and stays a month in the forest outside the city. (Kano Chronicle Palmer 1908, Kano Chronicle §XXII Mohamma Kisoki, p.79)
The next year the king of Bornu attacks Kano but fails to take the city and turns back; Kisoki climbs the wall and has songs praising the warriors sung for 40 days. (Kano Chronicle Palmer 1908, Kano Chronicle §XXII Mohamma Kisoki, p.79)
Shehu Tunus (the Eshtifa warlord) and Abdu Salam come to Kano and bring in books, and on Tunus's advice Kisoki builds a Friday mosque for the Fumawa. (Kano Chronicle Palmer 1908, Kano Chronicle §XXII Mohamma Kisoki, p.79)