Asai Inori

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Asai Inori (浅井井規?) (????-1573) Asai Inori, a relative of the famed Daimyo, Asai Nagamasa. Inori himself was a Daimyo under the latter. When the Odani Castle fell during the year of 1573, Inori himself ended up being killed.

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