Hōjō Takatoki

Hōjō Takatoki (1304–1333), son of Sadatoki, was the last Hōjō tokusō and became the fourteenth shikken in 1316, with the Nagasaki family long dominating the government. In 1326 he fell ill, resigned and took vows; the Karyaku succession feud left Akahashi Moritoki as shikken while Takatoki stayed supreme.

His regime foiled Emperor Go-Daigo's 1324 plot and exiled him to Oki in 1332. In 1333 Go-Daigo escaped, Ashikaga Takauji defected and Nitta Yoshisada stormed Kamakura, and Takatoki killed himself at Tōshō-ji with his clan, ending the Hōjō regime; his son Tokiyuki survived.