1580

1580 — Korea: 이우당 권환(二愚堂權寏) 출생 / China: Single whip law: Tax laws are simplified / Japan: Siege of Takatenjin

9 events. The text is the source chronology verbatim; the terms are in Sources & licenses. The grey lines above and below are the surrounding 2 years.

KoreaJoseon 1392–1897	ChinaMing dynasty 1368–1636	JapanAzuchi–Momoyama period 1573–1600	United States
이우당 권환(二愚堂權寏) 출생KO 매원 김광계(梅園金光繼) 출생KO 안동현감 김여물(金汝岉) 부임KO 철원부(鐵原府)의 죽은 교생(校生) 이팽수(李彭壽)의 노(奴) 만송(萬松)이 상전인 이팽수의 처 경씨(庚氏)와 간통하고 우봉현(牛峰縣)으로 도망가 살다가 붙잡힘KO 1578안동현감 김익경(金益慶) 부임 1579봉화향교(奉化鄕敎) 중수 1579오우당 김근(五友堂金近) 출생 1581안동부사 안용(安容) 부임 1582수암 유진(修巖柳袗) 출생	Single whip law: Tax laws are simplified Officials criticize the Wanli Emperor for negligence and the questionable propriety of his personal life The grand secretary Zhang Juzheng instituted the single whip law, under which all monetary and labor obligations to the central government were consolidated into a single silver payment. 1578李时珍《本草纲目》问世。 1578Portuguese are allowed to travel to Guangzhou 1579Donglin movement 1582A Gregorian calendar more accurate than the Chinese calendar is produced in Europe 1582Ming forces defeat Atai of the Jianzhou Jurchens, and accidentally kill Giocangga and Taksi, grandfather and father of Nurhaci 1582Jesuit China missions: The Jesuit missionary Matteo Ricci arrived in Macau. 1582Private newspapers were first published in Beijing. 1582The Taicang Treasury accumulates over 6 million taels of silver	Siege of Takatenjin Battle of Omosu 1578Battle of Mimigawa 1578Siege of Itami 1578Siege of Miki 1578Siege of Kōzuki Castle 1578Siege of Otate 1579Tenshō Iga War 1579Battle of Mimaomote 1579Azuchi religious debate results in enforced religious tolerance. 1581Himeji Castle, the largest in Japan, was built. 1581Siege of Tottori 1581Siege of Hijiyama 1581Oda Nobunaga forces win the Tenshō Iga War, destroying the Iga ikki. 1581Siege of Minamata Castle 1582Battle of Yamazaki 1582Battle of Tenmokuzan 1582Siege of Takamatsu 1582Siege of Takatō 1582Battle of Kanagawa 1582Siege of Uozu 1582Tenshō-Jingo war 1582Battle of Nakatomigawa 1582甲州征伐 1582Honnō-ji incident: Akechi Mitsuhide betrays Oda Nobunaga who commits suicide	covered from 1607

KoreaJoseon 1392–1897

ChinaMing dynasty 1368–1636

JapanAzuchi–Momoyama period 1573–1600

United States

이우당 권환(二愚堂權寏) 출생KO
매원 김광계(梅園金光繼) 출생KO
안동현감 김여물(金汝岉) 부임KO
철원부(鐵原府)의 죽은 교생(校生) 이팽수(李彭壽)의 노(奴) 만송(萬松)이 상전인 이팽수의 처 경씨(庚氏)와 간통하고 우봉현(牛峰縣)으로 도망가 살다가 붙잡힘KO

1578안동현감 김익경(金益慶) 부임
1579봉화향교(奉化鄕敎) 중수
1579오우당 김근(五友堂金近) 출생
1581안동부사 안용(安容) 부임
1582수암 유진(修巖柳袗) 출생

Single whip law: Tax laws are simplified
Officials criticize the Wanli Emperor for negligence and the questionable propriety of his personal life
The grand secretary Zhang Juzheng instituted the single whip law, under which all monetary and labor obligations to the central government were consolidated into a single silver payment.

1578李时珍《本草纲目》问世。
1578Portuguese are allowed to travel to Guangzhou
1579Donglin movement
1582A Gregorian calendar more accurate than the Chinese calendar is produced in Europe
1582Ming forces defeat Atai of the Jianzhou Jurchens, and accidentally kill Giocangga and Taksi, grandfather and father of Nurhaci
1582Jesuit China missions: The Jesuit missionary Matteo Ricci arrived in Macau.
1582Private newspapers were first published in Beijing.
1582The Taicang Treasury accumulates over 6 million taels of silver

Siege of Takatenjin
Battle of Omosu

1578Battle of Mimigawa
1578Siege of Itami
1578Siege of Miki
1578Siege of Kōzuki Castle
1578Siege of Otate
1579Tenshō Iga War
1579Battle of Mimaomote
1579Azuchi religious debate results in enforced religious tolerance.
1581Himeji Castle, the largest in Japan, was built.
1581Siege of Tottori
1581Siege of Hijiyama
1581Oda Nobunaga forces win the Tenshō Iga War, destroying the Iga ikki.
1581Siege of Minamata Castle
1582Battle of Yamazaki
1582Battle of Tenmokuzan
1582Siege of Takamatsu
1582Siege of Takatō
1582Battle of Kanagawa
1582Siege of Uozu
1582Tenshō-Jingo war
1582Battle of Nakatomigawa
1582甲州征伐
1582Honnō-ji incident: Akechi Mitsuhide betrays Oda Nobunaga who commits suicide

covered from 1607