9 events the sources record for this year, grouped by region.
What happened
China (2)
Choe Han-hong reports the mooring of the Japanese envoy's ships (Annals of the Joseon Dynasty 中宗實錄 十七年 · 中宗實錄 22책 44권 6장 B면 · 기사 wka_11702013_003)
Jeolla governor Sin Sang and jeolsa Oh Bo report that Japanese ships invaded Sindallyang (Annals of the Joseon Dynasty 中宗實錄 十七年 · 中宗實錄 23책 45권 8장 B면 · 기사 wka_11706011_001)
Southern Europe (2)
Suleiman's siege and capture of Rhodes — landing at Kos (Lango) (based on the sentence mentioning the landing at Kos (Lango)) (Hakluyt, The Principal Navigations vol05 l.4903 (표제 l.4690))
Suleiman's siege and capture of Rhodes — siege of Rhodes (based on the sentence mentioning the siege of Rhodes) (Hakluyt, The Principal Navigations vol05 l.4927 (표제 l.4690))
The Americas (5)
At the end of January, Alvarado set out with his army for Tututepec on the south coast. (Cortés, Letters from Mexico Letter 3, MacNutt vol.2 OCR line 6139)
Sandoval was dispatched to conquer and settle the Guazacualco region along the coast. (Cortés, Letters from Mexico Letter 4, MacNutt vol.2 OCR line 6651)
After the death of the Tututepec chief, the surrounding provinces revolted, and Alvarado set out again. (Cortés, Letters from Mexico Letter 4, MacNutt vol.2 OCR line 6859)
Cortés led an expedition to Pánuco with 120 cavalry, 300 infantry and 40,000 natives, and suppressed the rebellious provinces. (Cortés, Letters from Mexico Letter 4, MacNutt vol.2 OCR line 7149)
After pacifying Pánuco, he founded San Esteban del Puerto and settled those who remained. (Cortés, Letters from Mexico Letter 4, MacNutt vol.2 OCR line 7296)