 He is known as "Suke Akinaka" (佐顕仲) to distinguish him from .He had various other names, such as "Katsumata no Hyōe no Suke" (勝間田兵衛佐), by which name the "" calls him.The latter name is a derived from a combination of his court position, "Sahyōe-no-suke", and a famous poem he composed at the "Shirakawa-den Gyokai" (白河殿御会) on Katsumata Pond (勝間田池 "Katsumata-no-ike")