Ishidō Yorifusa

Ishidō Yorifusa (1321–1413), second son of Ishidō Yoshifusa, was the third head of that Ashikaga branch house. In 1349 he was appointed shugo of Ise and Shima. In the Kannō Disturbance he sided with Ashikaga Tadayoshi against Takauji, raising troops in 1350 and routing Takauji's army in Harima.

He later repeatedly raided Kamakura and Kyoto and in 1361 helped drive Ashikaga Yoshiakira from the capital. He surrendered around 1364, took Buddhist vows, and died in 1413 aged ninety-three.