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status under the direct control of the shogunate several months before it was reassigned to the Doi clan (1681–1691), Ogyu-Matsudaira clan (1691–1710), Itakura clan (1710–1717), and Toda-Matsudaira clan (1717–1725) before finally coming under the
Inagaki clan (1725–1871), where it remained until the
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in July 1871, Toba Domain became "Toba
Prefecture", which merged with the short-lived "Watarai Prefecture" in November 1871, which later became part of Mie Prefecture.
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during the battle. After the
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379:Nagai Naonaga in 1680. The domain then reverted to
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308:. The Kuki clan fought on both sides during the
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1324:Historical and Geographic Dictionary of Japan
446:surveys and projected agricultural yields.
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574:Junior 5th Rank, Lower Grade (従五位下) 35,000
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1413:The Bakufu in Japanese History,
1410:and William B. Hauser. (1987).
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408:was underage, and remained in
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234:, final daimyo of Toba Domain
432:As with most domains in the
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422:abolition of the han system
280:in what is now the city of
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1351:Toba on "Edo 300 HTML"
1331:Nigi, Kenichi (2004).
399:Battle of Toba-Fushimi
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184:• Disestablished
1817:Hokuriku & Kōshin
1807:Tōhoku & Hokkaidō
1384:. Chuokoron-Shinsha.
942:Matsudaira Mitsuchika
375:after killing fellow
276:. It was centered on
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1903:Toda-Matsudaira clan
1898:Ogyū-Matsudaira clan
1380:Oishi, Gaku (2020).
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812:Ogyū-Matsudaira clan
442:, based on periodic
346:, growing to 55,000
310:Battle of Sekigahara
268:(part of modern-day
1322:Papinot, E (1910).
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174:• Established
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455:37 villages in
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451:Shima Province
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316:, and his son
298:Kuki Yoshitaka
294:Sengoku period
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129:Kuki Moritaka
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62:
57:
53:
52:
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38:
33:
29:
25:
17:
1888:Itakura clan
1636:Tango-Tanabe
1520:
1506:Ise-Kameyama
1428:
1422:
1412:
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1381:
1332:
1323:
1316:
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1201:
1174:
1164:
1137:
1127:
1100:
1090:
1063:
1053:
1026:
1016:
988:
984:Inagaki clan
982:
970:
958:
930:
924:
912:
900:
875:) 1710–1717
872:
868:Itakura clan
866:
854:
844:
819:) 1691–1710
816:
810:
798:
789:Suwo-no-kami
788:
763:) 1681–1691
760:
754:
742:
732:
705:
696:Hida-no-kami
695:
668:
658:
633:) 1633–1680
630:
624:
612:
602:
575:
568:
543:) 1597–1632
538:
532:
518:
470:Ise Province
463:Ago District
437:
431:
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392:
380:
376:
370:
364:
356:Sanda Domain
347:
341:
335:
329:
302:Oda Nobunaga
291:
238:
237:
107:
56:Inagaki clan
49:
1651:Fukuchiyama
1333:藩と城下町の事典―国別
1300:List of han
901:Omi-no-kami
401:. However,
393:During the
292:During the
278:Toba Castle
239:Toba Domain
222:Toba Castle
82:Toba Castle
72:Toba Castle
19:Toba Domain
1893:Naitō clan
1857:Categories
1621:Kii-Shingū
1616:Kii-Tanabe
1596:Tawaramoto
1586:Yanagimoto
1311:References
626:Naitō clan
515:Court Rank
434:han system
395:Boshin War
367:Naitō clan
340:of 35,000
262:Edo period
164:Edo period
88:Government
1786:Asahiyama
1766:Hayashida
1711:Kishiwada
1691:Amagasaki
1681:Takatsuki
1591:Shibamura
1546:Minakuchi
1486:Nagashima
1272:1868–1871
1235:1866–1868
1198:1842–1866
1161:1818–1842
1124:1794–1818
1087:1773–1794
1050:1752–1773
1013:1725–1752
955:1717–1725
897:1710–1717
841:1691–1710
785:1681–1691
729:1673–1680
692:1653–1673
655:1633–1653
599:1632–1632
565:1597–1632
534:Kuki clan
444:cadastral
362:in 1632.
70:Ruins of
35:1597-1871
1761:Mikazuki
1756:Yamasaki
1731:Fukumoto
1661:Sasayama
1626:Mineyama
1606:Takatori
1576:Kōriyama
1541:Nishiōji
1536:Yamakami
1526:Miyagawa
1294:See also
1284:30,000
1173:30,000
756:Doi clan
520:kokudaka
439:kokudaka
337:kokudaka
251:Toba-han
30:of Japan
1837:Shikoku
1832:Chūgoku
1771:Tatsuno
1726:Muraoka
1716:Toyooka
1656:Kaibara
1581:Koizumi
1471:Domains
1247:30,000
1210:30,000
1136:30,000
1099:30,000
1062:30,000
1025:30,000
969:70,000
911:50,000
853:60,000
797:70,000
741:35,000
704:35,000
667:35,000
372:seppuku
306:Ise Bay
288:History
260:of the
132:(first)
78:Capital
54:of the
1842:Kyūshū
1789:(1871)
1776:Himeji
1746:Akashi
1736:Mikusa
1721:Izushi
1706:Hakata
1701:Sayama
1696:Tannan
1666:Sonobe
1646:Yamaga
1631:Miyazu
1601:Kojira
1551:Mikami
1531:Hikone
1496:Komono
1491:Kuwana
1415:p. 150
1388:
1339:
509:Tenure
403:daimyō
382:tenryō
377:daimyō
331:daimyō
258:domain
147:(last)
114:
109:Daimyō
101:Daimyō
28:Domain
1827:Kinki
1822:Chūbu
1812:Kantō
1686:Asada
1676:Sanda
1641:Ayabe
1611:Kishū
1571:Yagyū
1561:Ōmizo
1516:Hisai
1501:Kanbe
1475:Kinki
1431:p. 18
1360:Notes
1278:(対馬守)
1241:(摂津守)
1204:(摂津守)
1167:(対馬守)
1130:(対馬守)
1093:(摂津守)
1056:(対馬守)
1019:(信濃守)
989:fudai
961:(丹波守)
931:fudai
903:(近江守)
873:fudai
847:(和泉守)
817:fudai
791:(周防守)
761:fudai
735:(和泉守)
698:(飛騨守)
661:(志摩守)
631:fudai
605:(大和守)
571:(長門守)
540:fudai
274:Japan
1751:Anji
1566:Yodo
1556:Zeze
1521:Toba
1386:ISBN
1337:ISBN
1286:koku
1265:稲垣長敬
1249:koku
1228:稲垣長行
1212:koku
1191:稲垣長明
1175:koku
1154:稲垣長剛
1138:koku
1117:稲垣長続
1101:koku
1080:稲垣長以
1064:koku
1043:稲垣昭央
1027:koku
1006:稲垣昭賢
971:koku
948:松平光慈
913:koku
890:板倉重治
855:koku
834:松平乗邑
799:koku
778:土井利益
743:koku
722:内藤忠勝
706:koku
685:内藤忠政
669:koku
648:内藤忠重
613:koku
592:九鬼久隆
576:koku
558:九鬼守隆
506:Name
348:koku
343:koku
282:Toba
188:1871
178:1597
1781:Akō
1741:Ono
1511:Tsu
1473:of
410:Edo
358:in
272:),
245:鳥羽藩
51:Mon
21:鳥羽藩
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