1508: Ashikaga Yoshitada Returns to Kyoto and Akazawa Nagatsune Is Defeated - Sengoku Shogun Map
Ōuchi Yoshioki escorted the exiled former shogun Ashikaga Yoshitada, later known as Yoshitane, toward Kyoto. Supported by Hosokawa Takakuni and others, they entered the capital in June, restoring Yoshitada to shogunal government with Yoshioki and Takakuni as its main backers. In Yamato, the invading Akazawa Nagatsune was captured at Hase and executed in August, bringing the Akazawa campaigns there to an end.
Major events
- 1508-06: Ōuchi Yoshioki Escorts Ashikaga Yoshitada into Kyoto — Ōuchi Yoshioki escorted the exiled former shogun Ashikaga Yoshitada, later known as Yoshitane, into Kyoto with support from Hosokawa Takakuni and others. Yoshitada returned to shogunal government under a political order backed by Yoshioki and Takakuni.
- 1508-08: Akazawa Nagatsune Is Captured and Executed — Akazawa Nagatsune fought the Tsutsui faction at Nara during his invasion of Yamato in July. He was captured at Hase and executed in August, ending the Akazawa campaigns in the province.