It is known as a handful of Europeans recorded that there was a massive blast that happened during this time, so massive in fact that it was visible during daytime, but were they the only ones?
Are there any recordings from civilizations or people throughout the world, like the Maya, East Asians, Middle eastern Civilizations, specific European nations, and/or anyone else that mentioned what is now known to have been a supernova?
Seems the Crab Nebula supernova event (that's the 1054 event you are enquiring about, right?) was probably noted by the Arabs, the Chinese (on the Suzhou planisphere) and the Japanese. Ibn Butlan, a christian Baghdadi living in Cairo also reports it.
See:
George W. Collins, II, William P. Claspy, John C. Martin, 1999. A Re-interpretation of Historical References to the Supernova of 1054 AD, Publications of the Astronomical Society of the Pacific 111 (761): 871–880 (link to article)
and
Brecher, K.; Fesen, R. A.; Maran, S. P.; Brandt, J. C., 1983. Ancient records and the Crab Nebula supernova, The Observatory, vol. 103, p. 106-113 (1983). (link to article)
Ancestral Pueblo pictographs in Peñasco Blanco, Chaco Canyon are believed to refer to the supernova.