Isshiki Akinori

Japanese: 一色詮範 - いっしき・あきのり

Year of death: June 7, 1406 (June 22, 1406)
Year of birth: Year of birth unknown. A military commander in the Muromachi period. Son of Norimitsu. Hyobu Shoyu, Uma no Kami, and Sakyo no Daifu. In 1387 (Kakei 1/Genchu 4), after his father's death, he succeeded the governorship of both Wakasa (Fukui Prefecture) and Mikawa (Aichi Prefecture), and later also served as governor of Chita and Kaito counties in Owari (Aichi Prefecture). Served as Samurai-dokoro Tojin twice. In the Meitoku Rebellion in 1389 (Meitoku 2/Genchu 8), when Yamana Ujikiyo rebelled against the shogunate, he and his son Mitsunori were credited with taking Ujikiyo's head, and he himself was given the governorship of Imafuna in Wakasa Province, which included Obama, among the Yamana territories, while Mitsunori was given the governorship of Tango (Kyoto Prefecture). From 1389 onwards, he welcomed Shogun Ashikaga Yoshimitsu to Amanohashidate (Miyazu City) and Obama three times, and in 1395 (Oei 2), he followed Yoshimitsu and became a monk, taking the name Nobumasa. After his death, he is believed to have been buried at Owari Chokeiji Temple (the former site is in Chita City).

(Akira Kawamura)

Source: Asahi Japanese Historical Biography: Asahi Shimbun Publications Inc. About Asahi Japanese Historical Biography

Japanese:

没年：応永13.6.7(1406.6.22)
生年：生年不詳
室町時代の武将。範光の子。兵部少輔,右馬頭, 左京大夫。嘉慶1/元中4(1387)年,父の死後若狭(福井県)・三河(愛知県)両国守護職を継ぎ,のちには尾張(愛知県)智多・海東両郡守護職をも兼ねる。2度侍所頭人を務める。山名氏清が幕府に反した明徳2/元中8年の明徳の乱では子の満範と共に氏清の首を取る戦功をあげ,自らは山名遺領のうち小浜を含む若狭国今富名を,満範は丹後(京都府)守護職を得た。明徳4年以降3度にわたって将軍足利義満を天橋立(宮津市)と小浜に迎え,応永2(1395)年義満に従って出家,信将と称した。死後は尾張長慶寺(跡地は知多市)に葬られたものと思われる。<参考文献>『小浜市史/通史編』上

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