In 1331, Go-Daigo plotted to seize power through force and overthrow the Kamakura Shogunate by encouraging his vassals and other anti-Hōjō samurai to rebel. However, Go-Daigo was betrayed when his trusted adviser Fujiwara Sadafusa alerted the shogunate, who dispatched troops to Kyoto to suppress the uprising.
In 1331, Go-Daigo attempted a coup against the Kamakura Shogunate by rallying his supporters and other anti-Hōjō samurai. He was betrayed when his advisor Fujiwara Sadafusa informed the shogunate, who sent troops to Kyoto to suppress the uprising.