Nikaidō Yukisada

Nikaidō Yukisada (1269–1329) was a late Kamakura gokenin who twice served as head steward of the shogunate's Administrative Board. He succeeded his grandfather Yukitada in 1290 at age 22. In 1293 Hōjō Sadatoki killed Taira no Yoritsuna and overturned his appointments; Yukisada was dismissed and replaced by Nikaidō Yukifuji.

Restored after Yukifuji's death in 1302, he held the post until he died. Regarded as one of the compilers of the Azuma Kagami, he died in 1329 aged 61 and was succeeded by his son Sadahira.