Hosokawa Ujiharu

Hosokawa Ujiharu (c. 1325–1387), second head of the Hosokawa Awaji line, succeeded his father as shugo of Awaji in 1348. In 1361 his kinsman Kiyouji defected to the Southern Court, and Ujiharu followed him, helping seize Kyoto.

He crossed to Sanuki in 1362, and after Kiyouji was killed there by their cousin Yoriyuki, Ujiharu surrendered and was restored as Awaji shugo. He served the Muromachi regime thereafter and died in 1387, succeeded by his son Mitsuharu.