Difference between revisions of "1180"
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* 1180/4/9 Imperial Prince Mochihito issues a call to arms against the Taira. The Gempei War begins. | * 1180/4/9 Imperial Prince Mochihito issues a call to arms against the Taira. The Gempei War begins. | ||
* 1180/4/22 [[Taira Kiyomori]] names his 2-year old grandson Antoku titular emperor after Takaura abdicates. | * 1180/4/22 [[Taira Kiyomori]] names his 2-year old grandson Antoku titular emperor after Takaura abdicates. | ||
| − | * 11805/26 [[Minamoto Yorimasa]] and the warrior monks of Nara are defeated at the Uji bridge by [[Taira Tomomori]] and Shigehira([[Battle of Ujigawa]]). | + | * 11805/26 [[Minamoto Yorimasa]] and the warrior monks of Nara are defeated at the Uji bridge by [[Taira Tomomori]] and Shigehira ([[Battle of Ujigawa]]). |
* 1180/6/2 The seat of Imperial power is moved to Fukuhara, probably through pressure by Taira Kiyomori. | * 1180/6/2 The seat of Imperial power is moved to Fukuhara, probably through pressure by Taira Kiyomori. | ||
* 1180/8/17 [[Minamoto Yoritomo]] declares war on the Taira and raises troops in the Kanto. He attacks and kills [[Taira Kanetaka]]. | * 1180/8/17 [[Minamoto Yoritomo]] declares war on the Taira and raises troops in the Kanto. He attacks and kills [[Taira Kanetaka]]. | ||
Revision as of 13:01, 1 October 2006
Timeline of 1180
(Jishô 4;治承四年)
- 1180/4/9 Imperial Prince Mochihito issues a call to arms against the Taira. The Gempei War begins.
- 1180/4/22 Taira Kiyomori names his 2-year old grandson Antoku titular emperor after Takaura abdicates.
- 11805/26 Minamoto Yorimasa and the warrior monks of Nara are defeated at the Uji bridge by Taira Tomomori and Shigehira (Battle of Ujigawa).
- 1180/6/2 The seat of Imperial power is moved to Fukuhara, probably through pressure by Taira Kiyomori.
- 1180/8/17 Minamoto Yoritomo declares war on the Taira and raises troops in the Kanto. He attacks and kills Taira Kanetaka.
- 1180/10/21 Yoritomo meets Minamoto Yoshitsune at Kise river.
- 1180/12/28 Taira Tomomori burns down the Kofuku-ji.
