Dohi Tōhira

Dohi Tōhira (died 1237) was a Kamakura shogunate retainer and heir of Dohi Sanehira. At Dohi-gō in Sagami he built a hall at Kobayakawa village, from which his descendants took their name. In 1180 he and his father joined Minamoto no Yoritomo's uprising and fought at Ishibashiyama; when Yoritomo fled to Awa, Tōhira carried word of his safety to Hōjō Masako.

After the Genpei War he was made steward of Nuta manor in Aki Province. During the Wada conflict of 1213 he stayed neutral, though his son was executed for joining the rebels.