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December 6: João, Master of Aviz, carries out the overthrow of the Portuguese government, starting with the assassination of Queen Beatriz's uncle, Count Andeiro
January 13: Japan's Emperor Go-Komatsu.jpg takes control of the northern part of the kingdom.
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