A prominent Hojo clansman and grandson of Hojo Tokifusa—Yoshitoki's younger brother and first co-regent. Nobutoki spent many years in key shogunate roles including the hyojoshu and hikitsukeshu, steadily supporting the shogunate's administration from within. During the two Mongol invasions—the Battle of Bun'ei (1274) and the Battle of Koan (1281)—he worked to keep the shogunate's governance stable through the unprecedented national crisis. His service on the deliberative council involved him in legal and judicial administration, contributing to the consolidation of governance based on the Goseibai Shikimoku. He ultimately rose to rensho, the second-highest office, assisting the regent. He died in 1300. Among the collateral Hojo lines, he stands out as a pillar of shogunate stability during the age of the Mongol invasions.

A steady, capable administrator who underpinned stable governance.

A key retainer who supported shogunate governance during the national crisis of the Mongol invasions.