Nikaidō Yoritsuna

Nikaidō Yoritsuna (1239–1283) was a Kamakura gokenin and head steward of the shogunate's Administrative Board. The second son of Nikaidō Yukitsuna, he became heir after his elder brother died young. He joined the Board of Adjudicants in 1275, and in 1278 went to Izu to suppress a rising by monks of the Izu Gongen shrine.

He succeeded his father as steward in 1281 and joined the Council of State in 1282, but died in 1283 aged 45; his uncle Yukitada succeeded him.