Difference between revisions of "1383"

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North: Eitoku 3 (永徳三年); South: Kôwa 3 (弘和三年)

1383/12 A tribute mission from Hokuzan, led by Mo Kesshû (模結習), arrives in China, marking the beginning of Hokuzan's tributary relations with the Ming Dynasty.

Emperor Chôkei abdicates in favor of Emperor Go-Kameyama.
Retired Emperor Go-Enyû, suspecting his consort Azechi no Tsubone of having an affair with Shogun Ashikaga Yoshimitsu, strikes her with a sword within the Imperial Palace. Afterwards, contemplating his actions, he considers suicide, but ultimately does not go through with it.
The kingdoms of Chûzan and Nanzan are both granted royal seals by the Ming Dynasty.
Ming China issues the first kangô bôeki trade tallies.
Timur-i-lang establishes the Timurid Empire in Persia / Central Asia.

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 ==Timeline of 1383==
+*1383/12 A [[tribute]] mission from [[Hokuzan]], led by Mo Kesshû (模結習), arrives in China, marking the beginning of Hokuzan's tributary relations with the [[Ming Dynasty]].
 ==Other Events of 1383==
 *[[Emperor Chokei|Emperor Chôkei]] abdicates in favor of [[Emperor Go-Kameyama]].
-*[[Hokuzan]] enters into [[tribute|tributary relations]] with [[Ming Dynasty|Ming China]].
+*Retired [[Emperor Go-Enyu|Emperor Go-Enyû]], suspecting his consort [[Azechi no Tsubone]] of having an affair with [[Shogun]] [[Ashikaga Yoshimitsu]], strikes her with a sword within the Imperial Palace. Afterwards, contemplating his actions, he considers suicide, but ultimately does not go through with it.
+*The kingdoms of [[Chuzan|Chûzan]] and [[Nanzan]] are both granted royal seals by the [[Ming Dynasty]].
 *Ming China issues the first ''[[kango boeki|kangô bôeki]]'' trade tallies.
+*Timur-i-lang establishes the Timurid Empire in Persia / Central Asia.
 ===Births and Deaths===