Toki Mitsusada

Toki Mitsusada was a late Kamakura-period commander and head of the Toki clan, and fifth son of Toki Mitsuyuki. He married into the Hōjō Tokusō family and held a jitō post in Iyo Province, raising the Toki to leading gokenin standing in Mino.

He became governor of Oki Province after seizing an outlaw. Buddhist records credit him with fighting the Mongol invasions of 1274 and 1281. Late in life he took the tonsure as Teikō and died around 1281.