 In April 1607, he was reassigned to the newly created Fushimi Domain, and turned Kakegawa over to his son Sadayuki, who ruled until reassigned to Kuwana Domain in 1617.Andō Naotsugu was "daimyō" with revenues increased to 28,000 "koku" from 1617 to 1619, when he was reassigned to Tanabe Domain as advisor to Tokugawa Yorinobu.Rule over Kakegawa was briefly given back to a branch of the Hisamatsu clan with the transfer of Hisamatsu Sadatsuna from Shimotsuma Domain in Shimōsa Province with revenues slightly increased to 30,000 "koku".