Yūki Tomohiro

Yūki Tomohiro (1190–c. 1274), a Kamakura-period warrior, was the second head of the Shimōsa Yūki clan, succeeding his father Tomomitsu. In the 1221 Jōkyū War he commanded on the Hokuriku road and won distinction in Etchū Province, afterward becoming a guards captain.

He later served as a Kebiishi officer in Kyoto, and in 1242 was appointed assistant minister of the treasury. His long headship saw the heyday of the Yūki clan; his son Hirotsuna succeeded him.