Toki Mitsuyuki

Toki Mitsuyuki (died 1249) was the second head of the Toki clan, eldest son of Mitsuhira. A Kamakura gokenin, he served Retired Emperor Go-Toba in Kyoto as a Saimen warrior. In 1216, appointed Saemon-no-jo, he guarded Sanetomo's shogunal appointment ceremony and received a palace-forged sword from Go-Toba.

One account identifies him with the court warrior who in the Jokyu War of 1221 fought with a thousand men, was routed by Ashikaga Yoshiuji on the Kiso River, lost the Mino shugo office and escaped punishment through Chiba patronage. He later moved to Asano manor, took the name Asano Mitsuyuki, and died in 1249.