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339:of the
320:History
250:Circuit
247:Tōsandō
235:Shinano
227:Echizen
221:in the
183:ukiyo-e
134:system
128:•
115:History
79:36°30′N
51:Capital
1543:Source
1522:Kumaso
1466:Teshio
1456:Oshima
1451:Nemuro
1441:Kitami
1426:Hidaka
1314:Sanuki
1271:Nagato
1261:Harima
1251:Bitchū
1213:Tajima
1170:Wakasa
1140:Echigo
1032:Kōzuke
959:Tōtōmi
954:Suruga
939:Sagami
924:Mikawa
919:Kazusa
861:Yamato
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588:tenyrō
584:jin'ya
580:jin'ya
576:Daikan
572:Gundai
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548:daikon
528:tenryō
484:daimyō
467:daimyō
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396:, the
373:, the
241:, and
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1431:Iburi
1412:1869–
1377:Ōsumi
1367:Hyūga
1362:Hizen
1342:Buzen
1337:Bungo
1299:Awaji
1256:Bizen
1246:Bingo
1223:Tango
1218:Tanba
1203:Iwami
1198:Izumo
1193:Inaba
1150:Etchū
1121:1869–
1111:1869–
1081:1869–
1071:1869–
1061:1869–
1051:–1869
1047:Mutsu
1026:1869–
1012:Iwase
1006:1869–
1002:Iwaki
992:Iwaki
981:-1869
944:Shima
934:Owari
841:Izumi
833:Kinai
692:, 307
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665:Notes
652:(大野郡)
403:shugo
382:Heian
288:, in
254:Hishū
239:Etchū
1584:and
1527:Toyo
1512:Kibi
1507:Keno
1497:Fusa
1480:Pre-
1387:Tane
1357:Higo
1319:Tosa
1188:Hōki
1165:Sado
1160:Noto
1155:Kaga
1117:Uzen
1097:Suwa
1037:Mino
987:Hida
977:Dewa
824:List
739:ISBN
596:koku
541:飛騨郡代
503:koku
384:and
282:Gero
274:Hida
243:Kaga
231:Mino
148:1871
61:Area
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1107:Ugo
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