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* ''Distinction: [[Hosokawa clan|Hosokawa]]'' ..., in [[1504]] in an attempt to replace him with his adopted son [[Hosokawa Sumitomo]], the [[shugo|shugô]] of Settsu province. Motoichi's rebellion was put do

* ''Distinction: [[Hosokawa clan|Hosokawa]] retainer'' ...uccessor but this lasted barely a month. Masamoto's adopted son [[Hosokawa Sumitomo|Sumimoto]] turned to his ally, [[Miyoshi Nagateru]], and the latter defeate

...[[Hosokawa Masamoto]] in an attempt to set up his adopted son, [[Hosokawa Sumitomo]], as ''kanrei''. The rebellion is defeated.

*[[Hosokawa Sumitomo]] attempts to return to [[Kyoto]], but is defeated by [[Hosokawa Takakuni]] and the [[Rokkaku clan]] and retreats back to [[Shikoku]]. *[[Kanrei]] [[Hosokawa Harumoto]], son of Hosokawa Sumimoto, is born.

...[[Kono clan|Kôno clan]] of [[Iyo province]] in the rebellion of [[Fujiwara Sumitomo]]. ...n War]] and Shogun [[Ashikaga Yoshitane]]'s being driven out of Kyoto by [[Hosokawa Masamoto]]. As Yoshitane made his way to [[Suo province|Suô province]] (mo