
Daimyo of western Japan, restored the Ashikaga.
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Ouchi Yoshioki marched his army to Kyoto and restored Ashikaga Yoshitane as shogun, ending the exile of the Ashikaga shogunate. This action reasserted Ouchi influence over central politics and demonstrated his military power.
Ouchi Yoshioki defeated the forces of Hosokawa Takakuni at Funaokayama in Kyoto, securing the position of the restored shogun Ashikaga Yoshitane. The victory solidified Ouchi control over the capital region.
Ouchi Yoshioki returned to his domain in Yamaguchi after a decade in Kyoto, leaving central politics. This withdrawal allowed the Hosokawa clan to regain influence in the capital and marked the end of Ouchi direct involvement in shogunate affairs.
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