Uesugi Tomomune

Uesugi Tomomune (c. 1337–1414) was head of the Inukake Uesugi and Kantō kanrei to the Kamakura kubo Ashikaga Ujimitsu and Mitsukane. After his father Norifuji fell in 1338, he and his brother Tomofusa were raised by a clan retainer, and he led the Kamakura forces through the 1380–1382 Oyama Yoshimasa revolt.

In 1395 he became Kantō kanrei and Musashi shugo, resigning in 1405. After Mitsukane died in 1409 he retired to a temple in Kazusa, and died there in 1414 aged seventy-six.