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翻刻
輩(トモガラ)。皆 殺(コロ)サル。持氏ヲバ。上杉持朝。千葉 ̄ノ介 胤(タネ)直。大石
憲 儀(ヨシ)等ヲシテ警固(ケイゴ)セシメ。使ヲ京都へ遣シテ。持氏
死⁻罪(ザイ)一等ヲ宥(ナタ)メント請(コ)フ
十一年二月。持氏 叛逆(ホンギヤク)ノ罪(ツミ)。赦免(シヤメン)ナルガタキ旨(ムネ)。義
教ヨリ憲実ニ命(メイ)ゼラルユヘ。上杉持朝。千葉 ̄ノ胤直。永
安寺へ発向。持氏自⁻害(ガイ)。年四十二長春院ト号ス。
其叔⁻父 満貞(ミツサダ)モ同ク自害。近 習(ジユ) ̄ノ者 ̄ノ皆討死ス。義久
ハ。報(ホウ)国寺ニテ自害ス。基氏 観応(クハンヲウ)ノ比ヨリ。東国ヲ領
ゼシヨリ。持氏マデ四代ノ間。九十年ニ及ベリ。関東皆
憲実ニナビキケレバ。推(ヲシ)テ鎌倉ノ管⁻領ト称(セウ)ス。然レ
トモ憲実君ヲ弑(シ)スルノ罪。免(マヌカ)レガタシト思テ。剃髪(テイハツ)シ
テ長 棟(ドウ)ト号ス。其弟兵庫 ̄ノ頭清方ヲ。越後ヨリ鎌倉へ
現代語訳
(憲実に心よからざる)輩は皆殺された。持氏については、上杉持朝・千葉介胤直・大石憲儀らをして警固させ、使者を京都へ遣わして、持氏の死罪を一等減じて宥めることを請うた。
(永享)十一年二月、持氏の叛逆の罪は赦免しがたい旨が、義教より憲実に命じられたため、上杉持朝・千葉胤直が永安寺へ向かい、持氏は自害した。享年四十二歳、長春院と号した。その叔父・満貞も同じく自害した。近習の者たちも皆討ち死にした。義久は報国寺にて自害した。基氏が観応の頃より東国を領して以来、持氏まで四代の間、九十年に及んだ。関東の諸将が皆憲実に従ったため、(憲実は)推されて鎌倉の管領と称された。しかしながら、憲実は主君を弑したる罪を免れがたしと思い、剃髪して長棟と号した。その弟・兵庫頭清方を、越後より鎌倉へ(招いた……)
英語訳
All those who bore ill will toward Norizane were killed. As for Mochiuji, Uesugi Mochitomo, Chiba-no-suke Taneyoshi, Ōishi Noriyoshi, and others were assigned to guard him, and a messenger was dispatched to Kyoto to request that Mochiuji's death sentence be reduced by one degree of severity.
In the second month of the eleventh year (of Eikyō, 1439), a command came from Yoshinori to Norizane to the effect that the crime of Mochiuji's rebellion could not be pardoned. Accordingly, Uesugi Mochitomo and Chiba Taneyoshi advanced on Eianji, and Mochiuji committed suicide. He was forty-two years of age and was posthumously titled Chōshūin. His uncle Mitsusada likewise killed himself. All those in close attendance also died in battle. Yoshihisa committed suicide at Hōkokuji. From the time Motouji had governed the eastern provinces during the Kannō era to the time of Mochiuji, four generations had passed, spanning some ninety years. As all the Kantō warriors submitted to Norizane, he was urged to take the title of Kantō Kanrei (Deputy Shogun of the Kantō). Nevertheless, Norizane, feeling that he could not escape the guilt of having caused the death of his lord, shaved his head and took the name Chōdō. He summoned his younger brother, Hyōgo-no-kami Kiyokata, from Echigo to Kamakura...