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...ltrating the market share of the [[kitamaebune|Western]] and [[Eastern Sea Circuit]] trade routes, and passing on some portion of the profits to the domain co

...lesser but still major volume of goods, connecting Osaka and Ezo along the eastern (Pacific) coast of Honshû.<ref>Robert Hellyer, ''Defining Engagement'', Ha ...saka. By [[1672]], lighthouses had been constructed along the new "western circuit" route, corvée obligations for seaside villages to provide aid to troubled

...a, Fukaura, and Jûsan, ports facing the [[Sea of Japan]], on the [[Western Circuit]].<ref>Ravina, 115.</ref>

...ng a share of the trade from the [[kitamaebune|Western]] and [[Eastern Sea Circuit]] shipping routes, and paying some portion of it to [[Shimazu clan]] coffer

...Tamba, Tango, Tajima, and Inaba) while Hideyoshi advanced into the 'Sanyo' circuit (which consisted of those western provinces bordering the Inland Sea). In f ...drew south rapidly, allowing Hidenaga to proceed with an advance along the eastern coast of the island. Hideyoshi himself arrived with yet another 30,000 in F

...de volume or market share of the [[kitamaebune|Western]] and [[Eastern Sea Circuit]] trade routes. Satsuma had been condoning Chinese smuggling within its ter