Yamayoshi Toyomori

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Yamayoshi Toyomori (山吉豊守?) (1541-1577), a hatamoto serving under the likes of Uesugi Kenshin.

Toyomori was the one who negotiated a peace treaty with the Hōjō clan, during the year of 1570, just a year after Toyomori became a hatomoto. While Toyomori's lord, Kenshin was out fighting elsewhere, he entrusted the defense of Kasugayama Castle to him. During the year of 1577, Toyomori died of an illness.


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