Ishidō Yoshifusa

Ishidō Yoshifusa was a warrior of an Ashikaga branch house in the Nanboku-chō wars. In 1334 he became shugodai of Suruga and Izu under Ashikaga Takauji, and in 1336 was appointed shugo of both provinces. The following year he went to Mutsu as Ōshū commander, campaigning there against Southern Court forces until 1345.

In the Kannō Disturbance he sided with Ashikaga Tadayoshi and fought at Satta Pass in 1351, later joining Ashikaga Tadafuyu. He vanishes from the records after Takauji took Kyoto in 1355.