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Province, 佐野郡 for Saya District, 金谷宿 for Kanaya Station, 相良町 for
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nominal income did not correspond to the actual income from a given village/district/province, and in addition there were some, especially non-agricultural, sources of taxable or direct income that were not always accurately represented in the baku/han kokudaka system of the Edo period.
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provinces, to form an enlarged
Shizuoka Prefecture; it reached practically its present-day extent in 1878 when a part of Izu Province, namely the Izu Islands, were transferred from Shizuoka to Tokyo.
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Sagara Town, 浜松県 for
Hamamatsu Prefecture, etc.; some villages/settlements were split between several lords/territories and therefore have several database entries with fractional incomes)
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classification system, Tōtōmi was ranked as a "superior country" (上国) in terms of importance, and one of the 16 "middle countries" (中国) in terms of distance from the capital.
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Japanese Knowledge article, the database and publication series used as the original source are given in the external links.
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railway, Hamamatsu developed rapidly into a major commercial and industrial center, especially in connection with the cotton and silk-spinning industries.
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in all twelve districts of Tōtōmi; ignoring spiritual (shrine/temple) holdings, tiny Hamana & Iwata are entirely shogunate domain
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of the feudal domains in Tōtōmi, now unemployed due to the sudden end to feudalism, were settled in the
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of Tōtōmi from the
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136:Mitsuke-juku
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1117:Search mask
1048:Cambridge:
994:. (2005). "
424:since 1876
124:Nara period
101:Lake Hamana
82:Lake Hamana
1937:Categories
1899:; excerpt,
1817:Taihō Code
1796:Shiribeshi
1467:Hokurikudō
1422:Shimotsuke
1033:References
521:Note: The
420:1871/72 →
329:Makinohara
296:After the
272:Boshin War
239:road from
212:Horii clan
194:After the
165:Shiba clan
128:Taihō Code
126:under the
1905:provinces
1820:provinces
1191:Yamashiro
406:Hamamatsu
384:districts
333:green tea
149:Engishiki
92:Hiroshige
1892:, p. 780
1867:Tsukushi
1827:Chichibu
1771:Ishikari
1756:Chishima
1742:Hokkaidō
1732:Tsushima
1687:Chikuzen
1664:Saikaidō
1621:Nankaidō
1601:Mimasaka
1568:San'yōdō
1515:San'indō
1357:Iwashiro
1006:, p. 990
959:Highways
952:372,388
891:Nagakami
808:kokudaka
803:Villages
800:District
562:Hatamoto
547:kokudaka
523:kokudaka
514:kokudaka
367:kokudaka
206:for the
1911:by the
1806:Tokachi
1781:Kushiro
1726:702–824
1717:Satsuma
1682:Chikugo
1480:Echizen
1436:721–731
1427:Shinano
1412:Rikuzen
1402:Rikuchū
1351:718–724
1331:718–724
1304:Tōsandō
1284:Shimōsa
1264:Musashi
1229:Hitachi
1216:Tōkaidō
1205:716–738
1201:Yoshino
1181:Kawachi
965:Tōkaidō
930:17,927
913:Aratama
908:49,827
897:30,569
886:55,992
875:39,958
853:25,086
842:29,406
831:68,905
820:50,198
814:Haibara
675:10,000
650:10,000
625:50,000
600:60,000
396:Tōkaidō
325:samurai
288:daimyōs
274:of the
237:Tōkaidō
144:Tōkaidō
142:on the
118:History
112:Hokusai
96:ukiyo-e
65:Shinano
1878:Source
1857:Kumaso
1801:Teshio
1791:Oshima
1786:Nemuro
1776:Kitami
1761:Hidaka
1649:Sanuki
1606:Nagato
1596:Harima
1586:Bitchū
1548:Tajima
1505:Wakasa
1475:Echigo
1367:Kōzuke
1294:Tōtōmi
1289:Suruga
1274:Sagami
1259:Mikawa
1254:Kazusa
1196:Yamato
1186:Settsu
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996:Tōtōmi
941:1,240
935:Hamana
919:2,233
880:Toyoda
869:Yamana
864:1,041
847:Shūchi
755:Mikawa
671:Nishio
646:Tanuma
560:&
552:notes
541:daimyō
390:domain
61:Suruga
57:Mikawa
47:was a
1852:Koshi
1766:Iburi
1747:1869–
1712:Ōsumi
1702:Hyūga
1697:Hizen
1677:Buzen
1672:Bungo
1634:Awaji
1591:Bizen
1581:Bingo
1558:Tango
1553:Tanba
1538:Iwami
1533:Izumo
1528:Inaba
1485:Etchū
1456:1869–
1446:1869–
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1396:1869–
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1382:Mutsu
1361:1869–
1347:Iwase
1341:1869–
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1327:Iwaki
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1279:Shima
1269:Owari
1176:Izumi
1168:Kinai
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973:Kyoto
971:with
949:1,242
924:Inasa
902:Fuchi
858:Iwata
666:fudai
641:fudai
616:fudai
596:Inoue
590:fudai
537:type
534:Name
488:(周智郡)
442:(榛原郡)
410:Horie
355:Tenpō
268:fudai
245:Kyoto
132:Iwata
69:Enshū
1919:and
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1847:Kibi
1842:Keno
1832:Fusa
1815:Pre-
1722:Tane
1692:Higo
1654:Tosa
1523:Hōki
1500:Sado
1495:Noto
1490:Kaga
1452:Uzen
1432:Suwa
1372:Mino
1322:Hida
1312:Dewa
1159:List
1054:ISBN
836:Saya
825:Kitō
677:koku
652:koku
627:koku
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380:etc.
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138:, a
63:and
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1644:Kii
1639:Iyo
1629:Awa
1611:Suō
1576:Aki
1543:Oki
1442:Ugo
1377:Ōmi
1249:Kai
1244:Izu
1239:Ise
1234:Iga
1224:Awa
969:Edo
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894:129
883:277
872:116
839:106
828:149
817:155
621:Ōta
318:Izu
243:to
241:Edo
218:to
181:Kai
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