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| Preface | |
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| Introduction | |
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| The Reign of Go-Daigo Tenno and the Prosperity of the Military | |
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| The Abolition of the Barriers | |
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| The Nomination of a Consort and the Matter of Lady Sammi | |
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| The Princes | |
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| The Inner Princess Prays for a Safe Delivery; the Matter of Toshimoto's Feigned Seclusion | |
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| The Band of Roisterers and Gen'e's Discourses on Literature | |
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| Yorikazu Changes His Loyalty | |
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| Suketomo and Toshimoto Go Down to the Kanto; the Imperial Message | |
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| The Imperial Journeys to the Southern Capital and the Northern Peak | |
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| The Arrest of the Monks and Their Removal to Rokuhara; Tameakira's Poem | |
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| The Three Monks Go Down to the Kanto | |
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| Toshimoto no Ason Goes Back to the Kanto | |
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| The Opinion of Nagasaki Shinsaemon-no-jo and the Matter of Master Kumawaka | |
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| The Execution of Toshimoto and the Matter of Sukemitsu | |
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| Marvelous Things in the Realm | |
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| Morokata Climbs the Mountain; The Battle of Karasaki Beach | |
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| The Highnesses of the Jimyoin Go to Rokuhara | |
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| The Coming of the Supreme Highness Is Found to Be a Deceit, Wherefore the Heart of the Mountain Gate Changes; Also, the Matter of Chi Hsin | |
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| The Dream of the Supreme Highness and the Matter of Kusunoki | |
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| The Battle of Kasagi; How Suyama and Komiyama Attacked by Night | |
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| The Supreme Highness Flees from Kasagi | |
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| The Battle of Akasaka Castle | |
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| Sakurayama's Suicide | |
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| The Captives of Kasagi Are Put to Death or Sent into Exile; The Matter of Lord Fujifusa | |
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| The Verse of the Seven-Year-Old Prince | |
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| The Matter of the First Prince and the Prince of the Myohoin | |
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| Chun Ming-chi Visits the Palace | |
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| The Grief of the Inner Princess | |
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| The Former Sovereign Goes into Exile | |
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| The Matter of Bingo no Saburo Takanori; the Fighting Between Wu and Yueh | |
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| The Enthronement of the Highness of the Jimyoin | |
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| Lord Nobufusa Serves Two Masters | |
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| The Extinction of the New Perpetual Lamp of the Central Hall | |
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| The Sagami Lay Monk Amuses Himself with Field Music; the Matter of the Dog Fights | |
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| How Tokimasa Shut Himself Up at Enoshima to Pray | |
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| The Prince of the Great Pagoda Flees to Kumano | |
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| The Dream of Lady Mimbukyo | |
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| Kusunoki Goes to the Tennoji; The Matter of Suda, Takahashi, and Utsunomiya | |
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| Masashige Beholds the forecast of the Tennoji | |
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| The Prince of the Great Pagoda Issues a Command to the Lay Monk Akamatsu Enshin | |
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| A Host from the Kanto Goes Up to the Capital | |
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| The Battle of Akasaka; How Hitomi and Homma Went before Others | |
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| The Battle of Yoshino Castle | |
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| The Battle of Chihaya Castle | |
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| Nitta Yoshisada Receives an Imperial Mandate | |
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| The Rising of Akamatsu | |
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| Doi and Tokuno Raise Their Banners | |
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| The Former Sovereign Goes to Funanoe | |
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| The Battle of Funanoe | |
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| The Battle of Maya, and the Battles of Sakabe and Segawa | |
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| The Battle of the Twelfth Day of the Third Month | |
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| The Highness of the Jimyoin Goes to Rokuhara | |
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| The Sacred Rituals in the Palaces of the Emperor and the Retired Emperor; The Battle of Yamazaki | |
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| The Soldier-Monks of the Enryakuji Invade the Capital | |
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| The Battle of the Third Day of the Fourth Month, and the Valor of Mega Magosaburo | |
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| The Supreme Highness Performs the Rites of the Golden Wheel; Lord Chigusa Fights in the Capital | |
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| The Fire at the Tani-no-do Temple | |
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| Lord Ashikaga Goes Up to the Capital | |
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| The Attack on Yamazaki and the Battle of Koganawate | |
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| Lord Ashikaga Crosses Beyond Oe Mountain | |
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| Lord Ashikaga Comes to Shinomura, Whereupon the Men of the Provinces Gallop to Join Him | |
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| Takauji Offers Up a Petition at Shinomura Hachiman Shrine | |
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| The Attack on Rokuhara | |
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| The Flight of the Supreme Highness and the Former Emperors | |
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| The Suicide of Nakatoki and His Warriors | |
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| The Fifth Prince Captures the Supreme Highness and the Former Emperors; the Minister Sukena Renounces the World | |
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| The Defeat of the Chihaya Attackers | |
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| Master Senjuo Flees from Okura Valley | |
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| The Revolt of Nitta Yoshisada; How a Goblin Summoned the Armies of Echigo | |
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| Miura Otawa Speaks of Warfare | |
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| The Battle of Kamakura | |
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| The Suicide of the Akahashi Governor of Sagami; Homma's Suicide | |
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| A Beach Appears at Inamura Cape | |
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| War Fires in Kamakura; the Bravery of Nagasaki and His Son | |
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| Daibutsu Sadanao and Kanazawa Sadamasa Die in Battle | |
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| Shinnin Dies by His Own Hand | |
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| The Suicide of Shioda and His Son | |
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| The Suicide of the Shiaku Lay Monk | |
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| The Suicide of the Ando Lay Monk; The Matter of Wang Ling of Han | |
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| Master Kameju Flees to Shinano; Sakon-no-taifu Escapes in Disguise to Oshu | |
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| The Last Battle of Nagasaki Jiro Takashige | |
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| Takatoki and His Kinsmen Kill Themselves at the Toshoji Temple | |
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| Godaiin Uemon Muneshige Deceives Sagami Taro | |
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| The Generals Send Couriers to Funanoe | |
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| The Emperor Visits Shosha Mountain; Nitta's Report | |
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| Masashige Comes to Hyogo; the Emperor Returns to the Capital | |
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| The Battle of Tsukushi | |
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| The Surrender of the Military Governor of Nagato | |
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| The Suicide of the Steward of Ushi-ga-hara in Echizen | |
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| The Suicide of the Protector of Etchu; the Matter of the Unquiet Spirits | |
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| The Punishment of the Besiegers of Mount Kongo; the Matter of Sakai Sadatoshi | |
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| The Court Governs Alone | |
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| The Building of the Great Palace Enclosure; the Matter of the Shrine of Sugawara no Michizane | |
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| The Rites for the Pacification of the State, and the Rewards Given to the Grand Marshals | |
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| The Extravagance of Lord Chigusa and the Monk Reformer Monkan; the Matter of the Most Holy Gedatsu | |
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| Hiroari Shoots a Strange Bird | |
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| The Matter of the Garden of Divine Waters | |
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| The Banishment of the Princely Minister of Military Affairs; the Matter of Lady Li | |
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| Character List | |
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| Index | |