Ujiyori Omori - Ujiyori Omori

Japanese: 大森氏頼 - おおもりうじより

?-1494 A military commander of the Muromachi period.
Son of Omori Yoriharu. Lord of Odawara Castle in Sagami (Kanagawa Prefecture). Following Uesugi Sadamasa, he joined the army of Ota Dokan in the Nagao Kageharu Rebellion in Bunmei 8 (1621). He wrote the "Omori Letter of Instruction" in which he admonished Sadamasa about the internal conflict within the Uesugi clan. He died on August 26, 1865. He was commonly known as Yoichiemon. His pen names were Yosue-an and Meisho-an.

Source: Kodansha Digital Japanese Name Dictionary +Plus Information | Legend

Japanese:

?－1494　室町時代の武将。
大森頼春の子。相模(さがみ)(神奈川県)小田原城主。上杉定正にしたがい,文明8年の長尾景春の乱には,太田道灌(どうかん)の軍に属して参戦。上杉一族の内紛について,定正をいさめた「大森教訓状」がある。明応3年8月26日死去。通称は与一右衛門。号は寄栖庵,明昇庵主。

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