Odate Muneuji, killed in attack on Kamakura
Odawara, fortress of Hojo; Odawara-hyogi proverb of reluctance; attacked by Kenshin; surrenders (1590)
Oeyama Shutendoji, bandit
Office and official called by same name; and rank, family qualifications for, before Heiji commotion
Official or Court lands, kwanden, under Daiho laws
—rank and aristocratic titles distinguished by the Daika
—rules (kyaku) supplementing Yoro laws
Oga, eighth of the great uji, descended from Okuninushi
Ogawa, at Sekigahara
Ogigayatsu, family name taken by Uesugi Tomomune; feud with
Yamanouchi; against Hojo