18 events the sources record for this year, grouped by region.
What happened
China (7)
Lu Zongzhi, Governor of Nanyang, raised a volunteer army, attacked Xiangyang, and defeated the enemy. (Book of Jin (Jinshu), Imperial Annals 晉書 卷010 帝紀 義熙1年1月)
Qiao Zong killed Governor of Yizhou Mao Qu and rebelled in Shu (Western Shu's independence). (Book of Jin (Jinshu), Imperial Annals 晉書 卷010 帝紀 義熙1年2月)
Huan Zhen raided Jiangling again, but Liu Huaisu beheaded him; Emperor An returned from Jiangling. (Book of Jin (Jinshu), Imperial Annals 晉書 卷010 帝紀 義熙1年3月)
In the third month of the sixth year, the emperor dies at Wakasakura palace (Nihon Shoki (Chronicles of Japan) 日本書紀 卷第十二 履中紀 6年 단락18)
In the first month of spring, Lu Zongzhi, Governor of Nanyang, rose in arms and attacked Xiangyang, and Huan Wei fled to Jiangling. (Zizhi Tongjian (Comprehensive Mirror) 卷114 405년 단락0 제1문)
In the third month Huan Zhen attacked Jiangling from Yuncheng; Jingzhou governor Sima Xiuzhi fought and was defeated, fleeing to Xiangyang, and Huan Zhen proclaimed himself Jingzhou governor. (Zizhi Tongjian (Comprehensive Mirror) 卷114 405년 단락10 제1문)
Eight yojanas south they reach Shravasti (Shewei city) of the kingdom of Kosala: about 200 households; the site of King Prasenajit and Anathapindika's Jetavana monastery (Faxian, A Record of Buddhist Kingdoms Legge 1886 ch.XX (법현전 20章))
At the Jetavana monastery Faxian and Daozheng mourn when they see the Buddha's old dwelling; the monks sigh, saying it is the first time a person of the Han has come here (Faxian, A Record of Buddhist Kingdoms Legge 1886 ch.XX (법현전 20章))
Fifty li west of Shravasti, the city of Duwei is the birthplace of Kāśyapa Buddha; twelve yojanas southeast, Nabiga is the birthplace of Krakucchanda Buddha. A stupa is built at each (Faxian, A Record of Buddhist Kingdoms Legge 1886 ch.XXI (법현전 21章))
A little more than one yojana east, Kapilavastu: no king and no people, only ruins; a few monks and 20 to 30 households. On the road beware of white elephants and lions (Faxian, A Record of Buddhist Kingdoms Legge 1886 ch.XXII (법현전 22章))
Fifty li east of the city, the Lumbini grove: where Queen Māyā, after bathing in a pond, grasped a branch and gave birth to the crown prince. The monks still drink the water of the well and the pond (Faxian, A Record of Buddhist Kingdoms Legge 1886 ch.XXII (법현전 22章))
Five yojanas east, the kingdom of Ramagrama (Lanmo): a stupa with the Buddha's relics is cared for by herds of elephants bringing water and flowers. King Ashoka tried to tear it down but was persuaded by the dragon king and gave it up (Faxian, A Record of Buddhist Kingdoms Legge 1886 ch.XXIII (법현전 23章))
Going east to Kuśinagara: between two trees north of the city the Buddha entered nirvana. There are stupas and monasteries at each relic site, such as the offering of the golden coffin and the division of relics. (At the end: twelve yojanas southeast, a stone pillar marks the place where the Licchavis, who followed the Buddha, were sent back.) (Faxian, A Record of Buddhist Kingdoms Legge 1886 ch.XXIV (법현전 24章))
Ten yojanas east, Vaishali: the Ambapali monastery and garden; the stupa where the Buddha put down his bow and weapons; the place where he announced his passing three months ahead; the stupa of the council of 700 monks (Faxian, A Record of Buddhist Kingdoms Legge 1886 ch.XXV (법현전 25章))
Four yojanas east, where five rivers meet: Ānanda burned himself in the middle of the river and entered nirvana, between the kings of Magadha and Vaishali; his body was divided and left on both banks (Faxian, A Record of Buddhist Kingdoms Legge 1886 ch.XXVI (법현전 26章))
After crossing the river, one yojana south reaches Pataliputra (Bālianfu) in Magadha, the capital of Ashoka: a royal palace said to have been built by spirits; Mahayana and Hinayana monasteries (600 to 700 monks); the brahmin Radhasami (Faxian, A Record of Buddhist Kingdoms Legge 1886 ch.XXVII (법현전 27章))