Norihiro Ouchi

Japanese: 大内教弘 - おおうち・のりひろ

Year of death: September 3, 1465 (September 23, 1465)
Year of birth: 1420
A military commander in the Muromachi period. His childhood name was Rokuro, and he was called Shinsuke. He served as Sakyo-no-taifu and Daizen-no-taifu. He was called Tsukiyama-dono. He was the son of Morimi. After Mochiyo's death, he succeeded the head of the Ouchi clan, and became the guardian of Suo, Nagato, and Buzen, and later also served as the guardian of Chikuzen. He issued laws prohibiting nighttime travel on the main roads in Yamaguchi City, as well as laws relating to his vassals, strengthening his control over his territory, and even negotiating with Ming and Korea. In 1465 (Kansho 6), he rebelled against the Shogunate's orders and sided with Kono Michiharu of Iyo, fighting against the Shogunate. He died of an illness on September 3 of the same year in the camp of Ogoshima, Iyo Province. <References> Kondo Seiseki, Ouchi Clan Chronicles; Misono Ikuo, Research on the History of the Ouchi Clan

(Saeki Hirotsugu)

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没年：寛正6.9.3(1465.9.23)
生年：応永27(1420)
室町時代の武将。幼名六郎。新介と称す。官途は左京大夫,大膳大夫。築山殿と呼ばれた。盛見の子。持世の死後,大内氏の家督を継ぎ,周防・長門・豊前の守護となり,のちに筑前守護も兼ねる。山口市中で夜中に大路を往来することなどを禁じた法令や家臣団関係の法令を出し,領国支配を強固なものにし,明,朝鮮とも交渉があった。寛正6(1465)年,幕府の命に背いて伊予の河野通春に味方し,幕府方と戦う。同年9月3日,伊予国興居島の陣中で病死した。<参考文献>近藤清石『大内氏実録』,御薗生翁甫『大内氏史研究』

(佐伯弘次)

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