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*Yamato Gojô han 大和五条藩 | *Yamato Gojô han 大和五条藩 | ||
| − | == | + | ==Districts== |
| − | *Soekami | + | *Soekami district 添上郡 |
| − | *Soejimo | + | *Soejimo district 添下郡 |
| − | *Heguri | + | *Heguri district 平群郡 |
| − | *Hirose | + | *Hirose district 広瀬郡 |
| − | *Katsujô | + | *Katsujô district 葛上郡 |
| − | *Katsuge | + | *Katsuge district 葛下郡 |
| − | *Oshimi | + | *Oshimi district 忍海郡 |
| − | *Uchi | + | *Uchi district 宇智郡 |
| − | *Yoshino | + | *Yoshino district 吉野郡 |
| − | *Uda | + | *Uda district 宇陀郡 |
| − | *Shikinokami | + | *Shikinokami district 城上郡 |
| − | *Shikinoshimo | + | *Shikinoshimo district 城下郡 |
| − | *Takaichi | + | *Takaichi district 高市郡 |
| − | *Toichi | + | *Toichi district 十市郡 |
| − | *Yamabe | + | *Yamabe district 山辺郡 |
| + | ==Hereditary Shugo Family== | ||
| + | * [[Kofukuji clan|Kôfukuji]]<ref>Grossberg, Kenneth. ''Japan's Renaissance'' Cornell University, NY, 2001</ref> | ||
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| + | ==Notes== | ||
| + | <references/> | ||
[[Category:Provinces]] | [[Category:Provinces]] | ||
Latest revision as of 00:54, 7 August 2007
Japanese:大和国(Yamato no kuni) or 和州(Washu).
Present Nara prefecture.
Han in Yamato
- Yagyu han 柳生藩
- Kôriyama han 郡山藩
- Koizumi han 小泉藩
- Yanagimoto han 柳本藩
- Shibamura han(Kaiju han) 芝村藩 (戒重藩)
- Kujira han 櫛羅藩
- Uda Matsuyama han 宇陀松山藩
- Takatori han 高取藩
- Okidome han 興留藩
- Tatsuta han 竜田藩
- Tawaramoto han 田原本藩
- Kishida han 岸田藩
- Yamato Shinjô han 大和新庄藩
- Gose han 御所藩
- Yamato Gojô han 大和五条藩
Districts
- Soekami district 添上郡
- Soejimo district 添下郡
- Heguri district 平群郡
- Hirose district 広瀬郡
- Katsujô district 葛上郡
- Katsuge district 葛下郡
- Oshimi district 忍海郡
- Uchi district 宇智郡
- Yoshino district 吉野郡
- Uda district 宇陀郡
- Shikinokami district 城上郡
- Shikinoshimo district 城下郡
- Takaichi district 高市郡
- Toichi district 十市郡
- Yamabe district 山辺郡
Hereditary Shugo Family
Notes
- ↑ Grossberg, Kenneth. Japan's Renaissance Cornell University, NY, 2001
