Jōkyū War and the Suppression of Imperial Resistance (1221–1225)

1. Third Battle of Uji becomes decisive fighting

   May 1, 1221Labels: Uji, Kamakura bakufu

   • Uji Battle
   • Britannica

2. Go-Toba issues order against Hōjō Yoshitoki

   May 14, 1221Labels: Emperor Go-Toba

   • Britannica
   • JapaneseWiki

3. Emperor Juntoku forced into exile on Sado

   Jul 1, 1221Labels: Emperor Juntoku, Sado Island

   • Juntoku
   • Britannica

4. Emperor Chūkyō deposed after brief reign

   Jul 29, 1221Labels: Emperor Ch

   • Ch ky
   • Go Horikawa

5. Emperor Go-Horikawa enthroned under shogunate dominance

   Jul 29, 1221Labels: Emperor Go-Horikawa, Kamakura bakufu

   • Go Horikawa
   • Ch ky

6. Rokuhara Tandai established to supervise Kyoto

   Aug 1, 1221Labels: Rokuhara Tandai, Kyoto

   • Britannica
   • Rokuhara

7. Hōjō Yasutoki and Tokifusa serve as first tandai

   Aug 1, 1221Labels: H j, Tokifusa

   • Yasutoki
   • Tokifusa

8. Confiscations and jitō appointments expand bakufu land control

   Dec 1, 1221Labels: jit appointments, gokenin

   • Cambridge
   • Britannica

9. Hōjō Yoshitoki dies during consolidation period

   Jul 1, 1224Labels: H j

   • Britannica
   • Yoshitoki

10. Hyōjōshū (Council of State) established in Kamakura

    Jan 1, 1225Labels: Hy j, Kamakura

    • Britannica
    • Hy j sho

11. Center of shogunal administration shifts within Kamakura

    Jan 1, 1225Labels: Tsurugaoka Hachimang, Kamakura

    • USC PPJS

12. Jōei Shikimoku (Goseibai Shikimoku) promulgated

    Aug 27, 1232Labels: J ei, H j

    • Britannica
    • Goseibai
    • USC PPJS