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==Timeline of 1380== | ==Timeline of 1380== | ||
| + | *1380/10 A [[tribute]] mission from [[Nanzan]], led by Shijaku (師惹), arrives in China, marking the beginning of tributary relations between Nanzan and the [[Ming Dynasty]]. | ||
==Other Events of 1380== | ==Other Events of 1380== | ||
*[[Ashikaga Yoshimitsu]] (at age 22) achieves the highest [[court rank]], ''jû-ichi-i''. | *[[Ashikaga Yoshimitsu]] (at age 22) achieves the highest [[court rank]], ''jû-ichi-i''. | ||
| − | *Yoshimitsu sends envoys to China, hoping to establish formal relations with the | + | *Yoshimitsu sends envoys to China, hoping to establish formal relations with the Ming Dynasty, but is rebuffed. |
*The [[Hongwu Emperor]] dramatically reorganizes the bureaucracy, hobbling its powers. He eliminates the office of Grand Councilor, replaces the Secretariat with six ministries, and the Central Military Commission with five regional military commissions. | *The [[Hongwu Emperor]] dramatically reorganizes the bureaucracy, hobbling its powers. He eliminates the office of Grand Councilor, replaces the Secretariat with six ministries, and the Central Military Commission with five regional military commissions. | ||
*[[Battle of Sakariyama]]: [[Ouchi Yoshihiro|Ôuchi Yoshihiro]] is victorious over his brother. | *[[Battle of Sakariyama]]: [[Ouchi Yoshihiro|Ôuchi Yoshihiro]] is victorious over his brother. | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:18, 27 August 2019
North: Kôryaku 2 (康暦二年) ; South: Tenju 6 (天授六年)
Timeline of 1380
- 1380/10 A tribute mission from Nanzan, led by Shijaku (師惹), arrives in China, marking the beginning of tributary relations between Nanzan and the Ming Dynasty.
Other Events of 1380
- Ashikaga Yoshimitsu (at age 22) achieves the highest court rank, jû-ichi-i.
- Yoshimitsu sends envoys to China, hoping to establish formal relations with the Ming Dynasty, but is rebuffed.
- The Hongwu Emperor dramatically reorganizes the bureaucracy, hobbling its powers. He eliminates the office of Grand Councilor, replaces the Secretariat with six ministries, and the Central Military Commission with five regional military commissions.
- Battle of Sakariyama: Ôuchi Yoshihiro is victorious over his brother.
| Previous Year 1379 |
1380 | Following Year 1381 |
