Nagai Munehide

Nagai Munehide (1265–1327) was a Kamakura-period gokenin, son of Nagai Tokihide. At his coming of age he took a character from shikken Hōjō Tokimune. In 1282 he joined the hikitsuke court, but the Shimotsuki incident of 1285 drove him from office as a kinsman of the Adachi.

He returned after the Heizenmon disturbance of 1293, headed the appeals office and sat on Sadatoki's new shisō council, and went to Kyoto as a bakufu envoy in 1294. He led the hikitsuke from 1298 to 1309, took the monk's name Dōyū, and died in 1327.