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Karyaku Disturbance (1327)
In 1327 (Karyaku 2), a political turmoil centered on the change of kanpaku and courtier factional struggles erupted at the Kyoto court.
Timeline
- 1327Kyoto · KinkiEmperor Go-Daigo and shogunate-supported factions clashed over the kanpaku appointment; brothers Takatsugu and Takashige were dismissed due to their strained relations with Go-Daigo, and courtier factions struggled fiercely over personnel arrangements.
- 1327Kyoto · KinkiSaionji Kinmune was appointed kanpaku, temporarily quelling the court's personnel disputes, but the deep contradictions between Emperor Go-Daigo and the shogunate were not resolved, and the political turmoil continued into the Genkō era.
Sources
- Cambridge History of Japan, Volume 3: Medieval Japan — Kozo Yamamura (ed.) (1990)
- 嘉暦の騒動