Nagano clan

Japanese: 長野氏 - ながのうじ

A local lord of Ise Province during the Northern and Southern Courts and Warring States periods. A servant of the Muromachi Shogunate. The ruins of Nagano Castle are located in Misato Village, Aki County, where they were based. They are said to have descended from Kudo Suketsune, but this is unclear. The time and person who traveled to Ise are also unknown, but the name of Ise Province resident Nagano Kudo Saburozaemon-no-jo appears in the Baisho-ron in 1336 (Engen 1, Kenmu 3). The Taiheiki records the Nagano Fly Sweep Rebellion, and in 1380 (Tenju 6, Koryaku 2), they fought against the Toki clan on the side of the Southern Court. In 1428 (Shocho 1) when Kitabatake Mitsumasa raised his army, they fought on the Shogunate side, and were given Ichi County, the former territory of the Kitabatake clan, and the site of the Seki clan, but in 1444 (Bun'an 1), they came into conflict with the Seki clan over the site of the Seki clan, and for over a century thereafter, they repeatedly fought against the Kitabatake and Seki clans.

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

南北朝･戦国期の伊勢国の国人。室町幕府奉公衆。本拠安芸（あげ）郡美里村には長野城址がある。工藤祐経を祖とすると伝えるが不詳。伊勢下向の時期･人物も不詳であるが，1336年(延元1∥建武3)には伊勢国の住人長野工藤三郎左衛門尉の名が《梅松論》に見える。《太平記》に長野ヶ蠅払一揆とあり，80年(天授6∥康暦2)には南朝方として土岐氏と戦っている。1428年(正長1)の北畠満雅挙兵には幕府軍として戦い，北畠氏旧領壱志郡，関氏跡を与えられたが，44年(文安1)関氏跡をめぐって関氏と対立，以降1世紀余，北畠･関氏と対立抗争を繰り返した。

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