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Bunmei 11 (文明十一年)

Asakura Toshikage defeats the Shiba family and assumes control of Echizen, marking him in some scholar's eyes as the first 'Sengoku daimyo', however other scholars lean towards Hôjô Sôun as the first of the Sengoku Daimyo.
A number of Koreans who had been shipwrecked on Yonaguni Island two years earlier, including Kim Pi-i, author of the Choson Songjong shillok, arrive on Okinawa, and return the same year to Korea alongside a Ryukyuan mission headed by a Hakata merchant named Shinshirô.
Rennyo founds the Yamashina Mido.

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 ==Other Events of 1479==
 * [[Asakura Toshikage]] defeats the [[Shiba clan|Shiba family]] and assumes control of [[Echizen province|Echizen]], marking him in some scholar's eyes as the first 'Sengoku daimyo', however other scholars lean towards [[Hojo Soun|Hôjô Sôun]] as the first of the Sengoku Daimyo.
-* A number of Koreans who had been shipwrecked in Ryûkyû two years earlier, including [[Kim Pi-i]], author of the ''[[Choson Songjong shillok]]''<!--朝鮮成宗実録--> return to Korea alongside a Ryukyuan mission headed by a [[Hakata]] merchant named Shinshirô.
+* A number of Koreans who had been shipwrecked on [[Yonaguni Island]] two years earlier, including [[Kim Pi-i]], author of the ''[[Choson Songjong shillok]]''<!--朝鮮成宗実録-->, arrive on Okinawa, and return the same year to Korea alongside a [[Ryukyuan missions to Korea|Ryukyuan mission]] headed by a [[Hakata]] merchant named Shinshirô.
 *[[Rennyo]] founds the [[Yamashina Mido]].