 Yoshitada then sent an edict declaring Takakuni as the head of the Keichō branch of the Hosokawa clan, after which Yoshitada and Yoshioki realized their goal to march upon Kyōto.In the summer of 1508, Yoshitada was reinstalled as "shōgun" while Yoshioki served as a "kanreidai", or vice-deputy, along with Takakuni to govern the affairs of the "bakufu".For his military contributions, Yoshitada offered Yoshioki control over the southern half of Sakai, including the area around the Shōkoku Temple, but Yoshioki refused.