Yōwa famine

Heege Yōwa (養和の飢饉, Yōwa no kikin), ko heege nde toɗɗii Japon e darorɗe jamaanu Heian. Nde fuɗɗii ko e hitaande 1180, nde jokki haa hitaande 1182. Nde inniraa ko jamaanu Yōwa (1181–1182), e laamu laamɗo Antoku. Siistem shogunate sosaaka tawo e Japon.[relevant?] Heege ndee ɓuri tiiɗde ko e Japon hakkundeejo e hirnaange (haa teeŋti e Kinai) tee saabi ɗum ko yooro e ilam mbayliigu, ngu alaa sahaa.

 Sabaabuuji 
E nder oon sahaa gooto, wonnoo kadi ko wolde Genpei (1180–1185), feccere e mum ko heege e hoore mum saabii ɗum. E hitaande 1181, ɗaɓɓaande nguura leñol Taira e nder diiwaan Yamashiro ngam haajuuji wuro Kyoto heege, addani ɓe ballal yimɓe heewɓe, tawi Minamoto no Yoritomo rokkii diiwanuuji heege maaro ngam waylude dokke ngam laamaade hoore mum e nder Kamakura ko rewaani laawol, haɗata ko wuro ngoo heɓata, acca hoɗɓe mum ko seeɗa e comci walla nguura. Konuuji njiylotooɗi nguura kadi ustii keɓagol nguura.

1180 yi'i yooro e ndema mbonka, wakkati hakkundeere e wakkati Heian ɗon bana wakkati ɗon ngulna masin.

Heege ɗee ɓeydii bonde e hitaande 1182, nde tawnoo ñawu nguu ina jokki e ŋakkeende nguura.Sappinolji

Coodguuli nguura ɓeydiima haa ko ina tolnoo e 100 000 mbuuɗu, tawi ko neɗɗo jogiiɗo leɗɗe peewnaaɗe ɗee, fotaani fotde nguura ngam wuurde ñalawma gooto. Daande maayooji ɗii ina njuɓɓinaa e maayɓe ɓee. E wiyde Hojoki,[citation needed] limoore maayɓe e nder Kiyoto ko 42 300, e cuuɗi dewal ina keewi, ɗum addani ɓe wirneede no haanirta nii.[citation needed] Maayɓe heewɓe ngoppitaa ko e ɓuuɓde, ɗum addani urngol bonngol e nder diiwanuuji keewɗi e nder wuro ngo. Hoɗɓe e wuro Kiyoto njani e galleeji mum en, njeeyi jawdi mum en, ndogi wuro ngo.

Sabu ŋakkeende nguura (sabu, e oon sahaa, heege), wolde Genpei dartinaama duuɓi ɗiɗi tuggi cakkital 1181.

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  Publicly available version accessed from http://www.minakatella.net/letters/hojoki6.html on 13 March 2025..  the number of dead in Kyoto was 42,300, and temples were overwhelmed, resulting in improper burials. Many corpses were left to rot, resulting in foul smells in several districts of the city.