Wang Hun and Zhou Jun dealt a crushing defeat to Zhang Ti, the Wu chancellor, at Banqiao, and beheaded him. (Book of Jin (Jinshu), Imperial Annals 晉書 卷003 帝紀 太康1年2月)
Wang Jun's navy reached Shitou at Jianye, and Sun Hao, binding himself and carrying his coffin, surrendered, ending Wu. (Book of Jin (Jinshu), Imperial Annals 晉書 卷003 帝紀 太康1年3月)
Sun Hao was enfeoffed as Marquis of Guiming, and was presented at Luoyang before a gathering of the ruler and his ministers. (Book of Jin (Jinshu), Imperial Annals 晉書 卷003 帝紀 太康1年5月)
Jin attacked Wu along six routes; Du Yu beheaded Wu Yan, the Jiangling Governor, and as Wang Jun and Tang Bin came down the river, the Wu army collapsed. (Records of the Three Kingdoms (Sanguozhi) 吳書 三嗣主傳 (卷48) 天紀4년)
Wang Jun arrived first at Jianye, received Sun Hao's surrender, untied his bonds and burned his coffin (the fall of Wu, 280). (Records of the Three Kingdoms (Sanguozhi) 吳書 三嗣主傳 (卷48) 天紀4년)
Du Yu headed for Jiangling, and Wang Hun came out by the Hengjiang and attacked Wu's garrisons and posts, winning wherever he went. (Zizhi Tongjian (Comprehensive Mirror) 卷081 280년 단락0 제1문)
The Egyptians cry out 'Augustus' for Saturninus, but, being prudent, he soon flees from Alexandria to Palestine (Historia Augusta Quadr. tyr. 9.1, 9.2)tradition
Southern Europe (5)
Probus sets his soldiers to work planting vineyards on Mount Alma near Sirmium and Mount Aureus in Upper Moesia, then hands them to the provincials. (Eutropius, Breviarium Eutr. 9.17)
He overcomes Saturninus, who had taken the East, through several battles and his courage (Historia Augusta Prob. 18.4)
Proculus subdues the Alemanni but, chased by Probus, appeals to the Franks for help and is conquered and killed through Frankish betrayal (Historia Augusta Quadr. tyr. 13.3, 13.4)tradition
When Roman galleys on the Rhine are burned by the Germans, Bonosus, fearing punishment, seizes the throne (Historia Augusta Quadr. tyr. 15.1)tradition
Some Franks settled within the empire revolt, throw Greece into disorder by ship and attack Syracuse in Sicily, killing many; repulsed by Carthaginian soldiers in Africa, they return without great loss. (Zosimus, New History Zos. 1 (1814 영역) p.34)
Western Europe (1)
Proculus and Bonosus seize power at Agrippina in Gaul and aim even at Britain and Hispania, but Probus defeats them with barbarian help (Historia Augusta Prob. 18.5)