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| + | * [[Shiba clan|Shiba]]/[[Imagawa clan|Imagawa]]<ref>Grossberg, Kenneth. ''Japan's Renaissance'' Cornell University, NY, 2001</ref> | ||
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Revision as of 01:03, 7 August 2007
Japanese:遠江国(Totomi no kuni) or 遠州(Enshu)
Present western Shizuoka prefecture.
Han in Totomi
- Kakegawa han 掛川藩
- Hamamatsu han 浜松藩
- Yokosuka han 横須賀藩
- Sagara han 相良藩
- Horie han 堀江藩
- Iitani han 井伊谷藩
- Kakezuka han 掛塚藩
- Totomi Kuno han 遠江久野藩
Districts
- Haibara district 榛原郡
- Shuchi district 周智郡
- Iwata district 磐田郡
- Hamana district 浜名郡
- Sano district 佐野郡
- Toyoda district 豊田郡
- Nagakami district 長上郡
- Inasa district 引佐郡
- Kito district 城東郡
- Yamana district 山名郡
- Fuchi district 敷知郡
- Aratama district 麁玉郡
Hereditary Shugo Family
Notes
- ↑ Grossberg, Kenneth. Japan's Renaissance Cornell University, NY, 2001
