10 events the sources record for this year, grouped by region.
What happened
China (2)
The Byeongjo reports Sim Eon-gwang's written report on Yeoyeon (Annals of the Joseon Dynasty 中宗實錄 三十一年 · 中宗實錄 41책 81권 29장 B면 · 기사 wka_13104001_001)
Gyeongbyeonsa Sim Eon-gwang reports on Yeoyeon, Muchang and other places (Annals of the Joseon Dynasty 中宗實錄 三十一年 · 中宗實錄 41책 81권 46장 A면 · 기사 wka_13104024_001)
Western Europe (2)
Hore's voyage to Newfoundland — departure port Gravesend (based on the sentence mentioning the departure port Gravesend) (Hakluyt, The Principal Navigations vol12 l.11032 (표제 l.11005))
Hore's voyage to Newfoundland — Newfoundland passage (based on the sentence mentioning Newfoundland) (Hakluyt, The Principal Navigations vol12 l.11153 (표제 l.11005))
Eastern Europe & Russia (1)
The governor of Nizhny met the Tatars at Lyskovo, but, unwilling to fight each other, they dispersed in the night. (Karamzin, History of the Russian State 제8권 I장)
The Americas (5)
About 29 to 30 Spanish horsemen under Cesar fought for a long time, and the Indians fled. (Cieza de León, Chronicle of Peru ch. XI (Gutenberg 48770 l.3799))
The governor urgently recalled Belalcázar's lieutenant to relieve the City of Kings (Lima), which was besieged by natives. (Cieza de León, Chronicle of Peru ch. LVI (Gutenberg 48770 l.8108))
Governor Alvarado conquered the Chilo region and founded in Levanto a city named 'city of the frontier' (original name) (1536). (Cieza de León, Chronicle of Peru ch. LXXVIII (Gutenberg 48770 l.9994))
Cesar left Cartagena with sixty Spaniards, crossed mountains and rivers, reached the Guaca region, and gathered gold worth 30,000 pesos from a tomb. (Cieza de León, Chronicle of Peru ch. CXIX (Gutenberg 48770 l.13491))