Toki Yoritada

Toki Yoritada (1323–1397) was a Nanboku-chō warrior, the sixth son of Toki Yorikiyo. Adopted young by his grandfather Yorisada after his father's early death, he held the Ikeda district of Mino and supported his eldest brother Yoriyasu.

When his nephew Yasuyuki rose against Shōgun Ashikaga Yoshimitsu in 1390, Yoritada and his second son Yorimasu joined the shogunal army to crush him. Appointed shugo of Mino after the revolt, he founded the Toki Nishi-Ikeda line, yielded the post to Yorimasu in 1395, and died in 1397.