Hosokawa Yoriari

Hosokawa Yoriari (1332–1391), son of Hosokawa Yoriharu, was a warrior of the Northern and Southern Courts era and first head of the Hosokawa Izumi-kami shugo house. After his father's death in 1352 he led Sanuki troops at the Battle of Otokoyama beside his brother Yoriyuki.

After Yoriyuki became kanrei, Yoriari governed Awa as his deputy. When Yoriyuki fell in the 1379 Koryaku coup, Yoriari stood by him. He yielded the headship to his son Yorinaga in 1387 and died in 1391.