 He then had his daughter wed Ashikaga Yoshitsuna, the second son of Yoshizumi.In 1516, the "shōgun" and his "bugyō", or administrators, issued declarations granting perpetual, exclusive rights to the Ōuchi clan to manage trade with the Ming Dynasty of China.Prior to this award, the Hosokawa from Sakai and the Ōuchi from Hakata conducted trade on an independent basis with China, and competed with one another for a license from the "bakufu" to officially recognize their trading rights with the Ming Dynasty.