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Ashikaga Ujimitsu (足利氏満) (1359–1398) was a Nanboku-chō
period warrior and the Kamakura-fu's
second Kantō kubō, or Shōgun Deputy. Son of
first Kantō Kubō...
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Shigeuji Ashikaga Tadafuyu Ashikaga Tadayoshi Ashikaga Tadatsuna Ashikaga Ujimitsu Ashikaga Yoshimi Muromachi period Kantō Kubō
Ashikaga clan (Fujiwara) "...
- Ujitoki, Hōjō
Tsunashige Misaki Castle : Hōjō
Ujinori Ashigara Castle : Hōjō
Ujimitsu Tsukui Castle :
Naito clan
Kawamura Castle Nirayama Castle ; Hōjō Sōun...
- all of
which were Motouji's bloodline, were (in
order Motouji himself)
Ujimitsu, Mit****ne,
Mochiuji and Shigeuji. In the
first w****s of 1336, two years...
- Hōjō Ujimasa † Hōjō Ujiteru † Hōjō
Ujikuni Hōjō
Ujinao Hōjō
Ujitada Hōjō
Ujimitsu Hōjō
Ujitaka Chiba Naoshige Matsuda Norihide Narita Ujinaga Daidōji Masashige...
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Takauji Mother:
Akahashi Toshi (1306–1365) Wife: Seiken'in Son:
Ashikaga Ujimitsu (1359–1398) In 1349
Takauji sent
Motouji to the Kantō to
replace Yoshiakira...
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Yasuhiro Hōjō
Ujitada (d.1593)
Kikuhime married Satomi Yoshiyori Hōjō
Ujimitsu (d.1590)
daughter married Chiba To****ane
Uesugi Kagetora by
sister of...
- Zuisen-ji (closed to the public). The
stele reads: When Kantō Kubō
Ashikaga Ujimitsu died on
January 11, 1398, he was
given the
posthumous name Yōanji Hekizan...
- Ujiteru, Hōjō Ujikuni, Hōjō Ujinori, Hōjō Ujitada, and
older brother of Hōjō
Ujimitsu. His
mother was the sister-in-law of
Toyama Yasumitsu, a v****al of the...
- by history, all of Motouji's bloodline, were in
order Motouji himself,
Ujimitsu, Mit****ne,
Mochiuji and Shigeuji. The last kubō had to
escape to Koga...
