Hōjō Shigetoki

Hōjō Shigetoki (1198–1261) was the third son of the shikken Yoshitoki. In 1230 he was appointed Rokuhara tandai in Kyoto, overseeing the court and western Japan for seventeen years.

Recalled after the Miura were destroyed in 1247, he became rensho, or co-shikken, to his son-in-law Tokiyori and helped stabilize Hōjō rule. He took the tonsure in 1256 and retired to Gokuraku-ji, and is also known for the warrior house-precepts Rokuhara-dono Gokun. He died in 1261.