History of Japan Momoi Naotsune and His Family / Mitsuhiro

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Japanese History
[Introduction]
Naotsune Momoi, who served as the Shugo of Ecchu, Wakasa chu, Wakasa and Iga Provinces and was also selected as Hikitsuke tonin (Head of the Court of Justice) and supported the Muromachi Shogunate, is known as a brave general who, when the Kanno Disturbance broke out, ran freely from Hokuriku to Kyoto and Kanto regions as a powerful ruling party of Tadayoshi ASHIKAGA and banished the Shogun from Kyoto twice.
In addition to the Honno-Soke (head family), Naonobu, Naohiro and Moriyoshi were active all over the country as a bakufu or anti-bakufu side.
The definitive edition covers the trends, historic sites and legends of the families who left their footprints from Tohoku to Kyusyu.
Chapter 1 : The Momoi Clan's Activities in the Genko War
Chapter 2 : Becoming the Shugo of Ecchu Province to defeat the Inoue clan
Chapter 3 : Kanno Disturbance and the Fierce Battle of Naotsune Momoi
Chapter 4 : Naotsune who fought alone
Chapter 5 : Naotsune's Place of Death and Graveyard
Chapter 6 : Momoi clan after the Nanbokucho War
Chapter 7 : Descendants of a brave general and legends and beliefs
Author's brief history
Born in Toyama Prefecture in 1976.
Nagoya University Graduate School of Literature, Department of History and Geography, Department of History and Geography (Japanese History), completed the first half of the Doctoral Course in History and Geography (Japanese History)
Present Project General Manager of Imizu City Shinminato Museum. Momoi