Nikaidō Sadahira

Nikaidō Sadahira (1291–1332) was a late Kamakura gokenin and head steward of the shogunate's Administrative Board, the son of Nikaidō Yukisada. He took Buddhist vows in 1326, styling himself Gyōe, and in 1329 succeeded his late father as steward.

He held the post only briefly, dying in 1332 at the age of 42. His son Yukinao later served the Muromachi shogunate in the same office.