Andō Morosue

Andō Morosue (fl. 1325–1341), first named Takasue, was a commander of Mutsu Province in the late Kamakura and Nanbokuchō eras, said to be Andō Munesue's son. Deeds record him inheriting Hanawa District lands and western Tsugaru in 1325–1330.

He fought for the court at Daikōji Castle in 1333, and Kitabatake Akiie confirmed his lands in 1334–1335. In 1338 he replaced his brother Iesue as Tsugaru battle magistrate. He took a character from Kō no Moronao to form the name Morosue, and in 1341 briefly rejoined the Southern Court, playing both courts to protect his domain.