Anenokōji Tadatsuna

Anenokōji Tadatsuna was a Southern Court noble and warrior of the Nanbokuchō era, the son of Anenokōji Yoritoki, titled master of the Left Capital Office. He settled at Furukawa in Hida Province and took the family name Furukawa.

In 1371 he was captured fighting Northern Court troops at Kurose in Etchū together with his uncle Ietsuna. In 1411 he raised arms at Furukawa Castle over disputed Yamashina family lands, resisting a bakufu army of the Kyōgoku, Shiba and Ogasawara clans; in the ninth month he was killed by Kyōgoku Takakazu in the later-named Hida Revolt.