 As a reflection of the goodwill that Yoshitada held toward Yoshioki, he then offered Yoshioki the title of "shugo" of Yamashiro Province and publicly declared that the temples, shrines, and "kuge", or court nobles, in Kyōto and Nara would be under his domain.Although Yoshoiki had achieved his goal to reinstall Yoshitada and exert control in Kyōto, an unstable situation beckoned him to return to his home provinces of Nagato and Suō, but ongoing clashes with rivals including Hosokawa Sumimoto and Miyoshi Yukinaga who aspired to reclaim Kyōto prevented him from leaving the capital.Toward the end of 1508, the Tōdai Temple in Nara, requested return of the provincial governorate in Suō Province which had been under Ōuchi control since 1490, and closed their doors.