Nagai Tokihide

Nagai Tokihide (dates unknown, active 1247–1284), also called Ōe no Tokihide, was a Kamakura gokenin, son of Nagai Yasuhide and heir of the main line. The Azuma Kagami first names him in 1247 as Nagai Tarō, a guard at the Tsurugaoka Hachiman festival. In 1254 he joined the hikitsuke board and became a hyōjōshū in 1265.

He went to Kyoto repeatedly as the bakufu's envoy. In 1277 he carried a ceremonial cup as guardian at Hōjō Sadatoki's coming of age; after Tokimune's death in 1284 he took the tonsure as Saiki.