Hōjō Yoshimune

Hōjō Yoshimune (1253–1277), also called Akahashi Yoshimune, was a Hōjō clansman of the Kamakura period and the eldest son of Nagatoki, the sixth shikken. As second head of the Akahashi branch, he was appointed northern Rokuhara tandai, the shogunate's deputy in Kyoto, in 1271.

On Shikken Tokimune's orders, he led the troops that hunted down and killed Tokimune's half-brother Hōjō Tokisuke during the February Disturbance of 1272. Recalled to Kamakura in 1276, he joined the hyōjōshū council in 1277 but died the same year, aged 25. His son was Hōjō Hisatoki.