異本毛氏由来記

Date of completion unknown. A historical record of the ancestors of Mō-uji, which mainly describes Gosamaru. First, it mentions the repair of Gosamaru's ancestor Aji Yamada’s tomb, and then describes Gosamaru’s life story, focusing on the revolt of Gosamaru and Amawari. At the end of the revolt, it is said that leaving behind his youngest child Morichika, Gosamaru and even his relatives committed suicide. According to the record, Morichika was later appointed as a government official in the time of King Shō En. By the time of Shō Shin, he received shikan (purple turbanish court hat) which represented the highest position as a government official, and became the feudal lord of Tomigusuku Magiri, which tells of the prosperity of the family and descendants. The details of the family's older generation are unknown, but there is a brief description as to their genealogy, which was written by Takaesu Chikudun Pēchin and Ufugusuku Chikudun Pēchin, based on historical records, such as Chūzan Seifu (Genealogy of Chuzan), “Kyūki,” “Yuraiki,” and “Nenraiki,” in order to hand down the family history to the next generations, according to the text.