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Takakuni Hosokawa y Soteki Asakura. En febrero de 1527, Harumoto Hosokawa y Motonaga Miyoshi, quienes establecieron un pseudo-shogunato en Sakai y establecieron un gobierno, unieron fuerzas con los rebeldes anti-Hosokawa Takakuni en Tanba e invadieron Kioto. Takakuni Hosokawa resistió, pero fue derrotado y se retiró de Kioto.
Three shogunal chancellors (kanrei), Hosokawa Yoriyuki (1329-1392), Hatakeyama Motokuni (1352-1406), and Hosokawa Takakuni (1484-1531) signed documents as well. In addition, two documents were monogrammed by the prominent Kyushu leader Shōni Yorihisa (1294-1372).
Takakuni Hosokawa and Soteki Asakura. In February 1527, Harumoto Hosokawa and Motonaga Miyoshi, who established a pseudo-shogunate in Sakai and established a government, joined forces with the anti-Hosokawa Takakuni rebels in Tanba and invaded Kyoto. Takakuni Hosokawa resisted, but was defeated and retreated from Kyoto.
This document of praise, monogrammed by Ōuchi Yoshioki, recounts the 1511 battle of Funaoka. Here, in northwestern Kyoto, Yoshioki, allied with Hosokawa Takakuni, and Ashikaga Yoshitane, attacked the forces of his rivals and won a resounding victory. Many documents survive from this encounter. This document is in a curious style, in that it is ...
Hosokawa Takakuni 細川 高国 , 1484 – 17 July 1531 ) was the most powerful military commander in the Muromachi period under Ashikaga Yoshiharu , the twelfth shogun . His father was Hosokawa Masaharu , who was the branch of the Hosokawa clan .
Hosokawa Takakuni và Asakura Sotetsu tiến quân vào Kyoto và chiếm lại thủ đô. Tuy nhiên, vào năm sau, vào tháng 3 năm 1528, Asakura Sotetsu quay trở lại tỉnh Echizen, còn Hosokawa Takakuni, không thể chiến đấu một mình, đã chạy trốn đến tỉnh Omi. Sự sụp đổ lớn và cái kết của Takakuni
13 de ago. de 2023 · The spark for the conflict was a land dispute that arose due to the defeat of Hosokawa Takakuni, a warlord who took hold of the shogunate. However, in 1531, during a war against Hosokawa Harumoto and his ally Miyoshi Motonaga, Takakuni died on a battlefield, and his lands in Etchū province, which neighbored Kaga, became vacant.
