Naganuma Muneyasu

Naganuma Muneyasu was a Kamakura-period warrior, gokenin and waka poet, the son of Naganuma Tokimune. In 1245 he guarded Prince Munetaka at the Hōjō-e festival of Tsurugaoka Hachimangū.

As shugo of Awaji he was ordered by the shogunate in 1258 to suppress akutō bands, and in 1277 he joined the Rokuhara hyōjōshū council in Kyoto. As a poet he had eight poems included in imperial anthologies such as the Shoku-Shūi Wakashū.