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• Kashira (Ryukyu)
  *''Japanese'': 頭 ''(kashira)'' ''Kashira'' were local administrators in the [[Miyako Islands|Miyako]] and [[Yaeyama
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• Kashira (Ryukyu)
  *''Japanese'': 頭 ''(kashira)'' ''Kashira'' were local administrators in the [[Miyako Islands|Miyako]] and [[Yaeyama
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• 1500
  * The Kingdom of Ryûkyû begins appointing ''[[kashira (Ryukyu)|kashira]]'' (local "heads") to administer areas in the Miyako and Yaeyama Islands.
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• Danzaemon
  ...七-->, Zensaburô, Shôemon<!--松右衛門-->, and Kuhee served similar roles as ''[[kashira]]'' for the ''[[hinin]]'' populations of [[Asakusa]], [[Fukagawa]], [[Shina
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• Shoya
  ...was often aided by village "elders" known as ''kumigashira'' or ''hyakushô kashira''. Villagers were often grouped into co-responsible groupings known as ''[[
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• Tomari
  ...continued to make port at Tomari. The ''[[Tomari satonushi]]'' or ''Tomari kashira-dori'', the chief administrator for the district, was also in charge of rec
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• Yaeyama Islands
  ...l authorities, authorized by Shuri and referred to as ''[[kashira (Ryukyu)|kashira]]'' in Shuri records, were given considerable autonomy to manage local affa
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• Miyako Islands
  ...s Nakasone Tuyumya and his successors, referred to as ''[[kashira (Ryukyu)|kashira]]'' in Shuri records, were given considerable autonomy to manage local affa
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• Kingdom of Ryukyu
  ...iately by Shuri appointing local "chiefs" or "heads" (''[[kashira (Ryukyu)|kashira]]''), many of them already elites native to the [[Miyako Islands|Miyako]] o
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