Qin general Gan Mu attacked Yiyang for five months without taking it; the King of Qin added a great army, beheaded sixty thousand and took Yiyang, and Han asked for peace. (Zizhi Tongjian (Comprehensive Mirror) 資治通鑑 卷003 (원문 단락 #241, -307년))
King Wu of Qin died after lifting a cauldron with Meng Shuo and breaking his leg bone; his half-brother Zhi, who had been a hostage in Yan, was brought back and enthroned as King Xiaoxiang. (Zizhi Tongjian (Comprehensive Mirror) 資治通鑑 卷003 (원문 단락 #242, -307년))
South Asia (5)
Elder Mahinda stayed a month at Vedisa, then on the Uposatha day flew with five companions through the air and descended at Ambatthala on Mount Missaka in Lanka. (Mahavamsa (Great Chronicle of Sri Lanka) 13.1-20)tradition
King Devanampiya Tissa, hunting on Mount Missaka and chasing a deer, met Mahinda, was tested with questions, and took refuge in the Dhamma. (Mahavamsa (Great Chronicle of Sri Lanka) 14.1-14)tradition
Mahinda and companions flew to Anuradhapura and landed at the first stupa site east of the city; the king offered food at the palace, and Queen Anula heard the teaching. (Mahavamsa (Great Chronicle of Sri Lanka) 14.43-57)tradition
Devanampiya Tissa donated the Mahameghavana forest to the Sangha, and the earth quaked the moment the water was poured. (Mahavamsa (Great Chronicle of Sri Lanka) 15.24-26)tradition
At the Kamba river ferry, Devanampiya Tissa plowed a round furrow with a plow, fixing the boundary of the Mahavihara in one day. (Mahavamsa (Great Chronicle of Sri Lanka) 15.190-194)tradition
Southern Europe (2)
At early dawn the next day the Samnites offered to surrender; it was accepted on condition that each be sent away with a single garment (Livy, History of Rome (Ab Urbe Condita) 9.42)