Norifusa Ichijo - Norifusa Ichijo

Japanese: 一条教房 - いちじょうのりふさ

Born: June 1423 (Oei 30).
[Died] October 5, 1480. An aristocrat during the Tosa Muromachi period. His father was Ichijo Kaneyoshi and his mother was the daughter of Nakamikado Nobutoshi. He was a junior first rank and a regent, but resigned in 1463 and fled to Nara in August 1467 to avoid the war. In September of the following year, he traveled from Izumi Sakai to recover his family land in Hata, Tosa Province. He was recommended by the Chosokabe clan and lived in Oko in Nagaoka County, and later moved to Nakamura in Hata County, where he became the founder of the Tosa Ichijo clan. He imported Kyoto culture here, making Nakamura the center of Tosa and the starting point of its cultural development. After Norifusa's death, the Tosa Ichijo clan was succeeded by his second son, Fusaie, and continued until Kanesada (→Ichijo Kanesada).

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Japanese:

[生]応永30(1423).6.
[没]文明12(1480).10.5. 土佐
室町時代の貴族。父は一条兼良，母は中御門宣俊の娘。従一位，関白となったが，寛正4 (1463) 年これを辞し，応仁1 (1467) 年8月戦乱を避けて奈良に下り，翌 2年9月，和泉堺から土佐国幡多の家領回復のため下向。長宗我部氏に推されて長岡郡岡豊 (おこう) におり，のち幡多郡中村に移り，土佐一条家の祖となった。京都の文化をここに移入したため，中村は土佐の中心地となり，文化開発の起点となった。教房の没後，土佐一条家は次男房家が継ぎ，のち兼定 (→一条兼定) まで続いた。

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