Ishidō Yoshimoto

Ishidō Yoshimoto, third son of Ishidō Yoshifusa, was a Nanboku-chō warrior. In 1335 he took arms for the Ashikaga with his father, whom he accompanied to Mutsu in 1337 as Ōshū commander, remaining in Ōu until 1346. He joined Ashikaga Tadayoshi in the Kannō Disturbance and later renamed himself Ishidō Yoshinori.

In 1354 he took Taga Castle in Mutsu and was named Ōshū governor by Ashikaga Tadafuyu, only to be reportedly defeated and killed by Shiba Iekane at Mount Shiei late that year.