Yuki Chikatomo

The year of death is estimated. A military commander during the Northern and Southern Courts period. Son of Shirakawa Yuki Munehiro. Originally named Chikahiro. Shurigondayu (Gondaifu of Repairs) and Okura no Taifu (Minister of Finance). In 1333 (Ganko 3/Shokei 2), in response to an imperial order from Emperor Godaigo, he raised an army in Shirakawa Sho in Mutsu. In 1334 (Kenmu 1), when Kitabatake Akiie established the Chinjufu, he served in his position and was appointed as a Shikihyojoshu (Councillor of Ceremonies), and also served as the Kendanshiki (Certificate of Inspection) for the Shirakawa Sho and seven other counties. Even after the division of the Northern and Southern Courts, he sided with the Southern Court, but when the war situation in Mutsu worsened, he could not respond to repeated requests for help from Kitabatake Chikafusa, and in 1443 (Kokoku 4/Koei ​​2), he surrendered to Ashikaga Takauji. In the same year, he handed over his territory to his second son, Tomotsune, and had him succeed the Yuki Komine clan.

[Takao Ichimura]

"Fukushima Prefecture History: General History Vol. 1" (1969, Fukushima Prefecture)

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没年については推定。南北朝時代の武将。白河(しらかわ)結城宗広(むねひろ)の子。初名は親広(ちかひろ)。修理権大夫(しゅりごんだゆう)、大蔵大輔(おおくらのたいふ)。1333年（元弘3・正慶2）後醍醐(ごだいご)天皇の勅に応じ、陸奥(むつ)白河庄(しょう)で挙兵。34年（建武1）北畠顕家(きたばたけあきいえ)が鎮守府を開くと、出仕して式評定衆(しきひょうじょうしゅう)に任ぜられ、白河庄以下七郡庄保の検断職(けんだんしき)を兼ねた。南北朝分裂後も南朝方にくみしたが、陸奥での戦況が悪化すると、北畠親房(ちかふさ)からのたびたびの救援要請にも応じられず、43年（興国4・康永2）足利尊氏(あしかがたかうじ)に降(くだ)った。同年二男朝常(ともつね)に所領を譲り、結城小峰(こみね)氏を継がせた。

［市村高男］

『『福島県史　通史編1』（1969・福島県）』

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