815:
177:
245:
712:
157:
872:
197:
327:
395:. The Gamō recovered Nihonmatsu, but the domain was soon beset by a variety of natural disasters, including a massive earthquake, bad weather and flooding, leading to crop failure and widespread famine. This in turn led to a peasant revolt, and the Gamō clan was eventually dispossessed by the
447:. The Katō clan took steps to increase their revenues by development of new rice lands and development of non-rice based sources of income. However, their efforts were complicated by increasing demands for military support from the shogunate in policing the northern frontier areas of
451:. The situation became critical in 1642–1643, after a crop failure. Many peasants were forced to sell themselves into servitude to pay for the high taxation, leading to unrest and even a revolt by senior retainers. As a result, the Katō were replaced by the
533:
and various tasks by
Tokugawa shogunate which proved a severe drain on their resources. Despite efforts at fiscal and land reform, the domain was deeply in debt, which was complicated during the time of the 7th
2155:
1463:
1427:
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2857:
2442:
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1615:
the same year. His wife was a daughter of Niwa
Nagayuki. He retired in 1745 due to illness. He died in 1769. His grave is at the temple of Dairin-ji in Nihonmatsu.
1529:
in 1692 on the death of his brother. He had a son and daughter by a concubine, but never took a formal wife. His grave is at the temple of Dairin-ji in
Nihonmatsu.
1765:, and his Court rank was Junior Fourth Rank, Lower Grade. He was the eldest son of Niwa Nagayoshi by a concubine. He was received in formal audience by Shōgun
2374:
2141:
2384:
1521:, and his Court rank was Junior Fifth Rank, Lower Grade. He was the younger brother of Niwa Nagatsugu, and was received in formal audience by Shōgun
2897:
2872:
2435:
1643:, and his Court rank was Junior Fourth Rank, Lower Grade. He was the eldest son of Niwa Takahiro and was received in formal audience by Shōgun
2892:
2128:
2887:
2428:
2101:二本松藩史 (History of Nihonmatsu Domain). Tokyo: Nihonmatsu-hanshi kankōkai 二本松藩史刊行会, 1926 (republished by Rekishi Toshosha 歴史図書社, 1973)
2409:
470:
The Niwa rebuilt
Nihonmatsu Castle and reformed the domain's financial situation and remained in control of Nihonmatsu until the
1975:
2469:
1815:, and his Court rank was Junior Fourth Rank, Lower Grade. He was the eldest son of Niwa Nagaakira by a concubine. He became
1375:. As both of his older brothers died in childhood, he was named heir in 1628. In 1634, he was received in formal audience by
75:
2399:
1711:, and his Court rank was Junior Fourth Rank, Lower Grade. He was the eldest son of Niwa Takayasu by a concubine and became
1672:
2389:
2379:
2404:
2017:
608:
2877:
814:
652:
176:
1913:. After the deaths of his son and grandson, he reassumed the chieftainship of the Niwa clan in 1902, and also the
2867:
2394:
658:
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2115:奥州二本松藩年表 (Chronology of the Nihonmatsu Domain of Oshu). Aizu-Wakamatsu shi 会津若松市: Rekishi Shunjūsha 歴史春秋社, 2004.
1878:
585:
526:
2748:
664:
1557:, and his Court rank was Junior Fourth Rank, Lower Grade. He was the eldest son of Niwa Nagayuki and became
2308:
1861:, and his Court rank]was Junior Fourth Rank, Lower Grade. Nagakuni was born in Nihonmatsu as the 6th son of
360:
1890:
303:
2800:
2550:
2002:, which also ordered him to retire. Nagakuni formally adopted his son-in-law, Nagahiro who then became
1403:
291:
1651:
in 1745 on the retirement of his father. In 1747, the domain was ordered by the shogunate to undertake
1402:. Mitsushige was also noted as a patron of the arts, and especially favoured the Sekishū-branch of the
2054:
1676:
627:, Nihonmatsu Domain consisted of several discontinuous territories calculated to provide the assigned
2070:
1486:
612:
479:
443:
The
Matsushita were replaced by Katō Akitoshi, the third son of Katō Yoshiaki, who had formerly held
388:
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2108:戊辰南北戦争と東北政権 (The North-South Boshin War and the Northern Government). Sendai: Kita no Sha 北の杜, 2004.
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375:. Hideyoshi later reduced the holdings of the Gamō clan, giving Nihonmatsu and surrounding areas to
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1720:
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1522:
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1865:. He succeeded to the family headship upon his father's retirement in 1858. He was ordered by the
1857:
of
Nihonmatsu Domain, and the 11th hereditary chieftain of the Niwa clan. His courtesy title was
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in 1679 on the retirement of his father. he did not share his father's love of the arts, or of
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of
Nihonmatsu Domain, and 10th hereditary chieftain of the Niwa clan. His courtesy title was
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of
Nihonmatsu Domain, and 4th hereditary chieftain of the Niwa clan. His courtesy title was
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2020:. Nihonmatsu was incorporated into Fukushima Prefecture. In 1884, with the creation of the
1999:
1979:
1894:
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of
Nihonmatsu Domain, and 9th hereditary chieftain of the Niwa clan. His courtesy title was
1707:
of
Nihonmatsu Domain, and 8th hereditary chieftain of the Niwa clan. His courtesy title was
1683:. He predeceased his father in 1766. His grave is at the temple of Dairin-ji in Nihonmatsu.
1639:
of Nihonmatsu Domain, and 7th hereditary chieftain of the Niwa clan. His courtesy title was
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of Nihonmatsu Domain, and 6th hereditary chieftain of the Niwa clan. His courtesy title was
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of Nihonmatsu Domain, and 5th hereditary chieftain of the Niwa clan. His courtesy title was
1474:
1379:
1364:
929:
565:
518:
495:
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421:
383:, and their holdings were expanded to encompass Nihonmatsu. The Uesugi were then shifted to
352:
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2753:
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2703:
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2273:
2263:
2193:
2188:
1971:
1967:
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1766:
1716:
1566:
1485:, and his tenure was largely uneventful. In 1692, he received the honorary court title of
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1342:
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in July 1871, Nihonmatsu became part of Nihonmatsu Prefecture, which later became part of
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destroyed the Hatakeyama and annexed the area to his territories. However, following the
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1569:. He died in 1728 without heir. His grave is at the temple of Dairin-ji in Nihonmatsu.
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1493:) shortly before his death. As he had no son, the domain went to his younger brother.
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1983:
1940:
1897:, which ordered him to retire, and which reduced Nihonmatsu Domain from its previous
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1836:
1824:
1790:
1778:
1652:
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1414:(玉峰). He retired from public life in 1679, turning the domain over to his eldest son
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530:
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1991:
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in 1701 on the death of his brother. He was received in formal audience by Shōgun
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made peace with the imperial forces but with a domain reduced in status to 50,700
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156:
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in 1766 on the death of his father. He was received in formal audience by Shōgun
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was abolished, Nagahiro remained as Imperial governor of Nihonmatsu until the
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436:. He died a few months later, and his son was transferred to the much smaller
379:. This change was very short-lived, as Aizu domain was then reassigned to the
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1827:. He died in 1866 and his grave is at the temple of Dairin-ji in Nihonmatsu.
1781:. He died in 1813 and his grave is at the temple of Dairin-ji in Nihonmatsu.
1731:. He died in 1796 and his grave is at the temple of Dairin-ji in Nihonmatsu.
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in 1813 on the death of his father and ruled Nihonmatsu Domain. He built a
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120:
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2034:(Uesugi Narinori's 11th son) became the 13th chieftain of the Niwa clan.
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of Nihonmatsu Domain, and 3rd hereditary chieftain of the Niwa clan. His
1396:
in 1644, he immediately embarked on a program to rebuild the surrounding
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426:
1823:. He retired in 1858. He was married to a daughter of Arima Yorinao of
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and was posthumously adopted by the childless Niwa Hidenobu to become
2022:
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1773:
in 1796 on the death of his father. He was married to a daughter of
1597:, and his Court rank was Junior Fourth Rank, Lower Grade. He was a
871:
556:
310:. The Nihonmatsu Domain was also the scene of a major battle of the
196:
2072:
Warlords, Artists, & Commoners: Japan in the Sixteenth Century,
1995:
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1727:. During his tenure, the domain suffered from the effects of the
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2008:
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was transferred to the re-established Nihonmatsu Domain, with a
2424:
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was Junior Fourth Rank, Lower Grade. He was the eldest son of
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ordered the Niwa clan to relocate to Nihonmatsu. Upon entering
1962:
of Nihonmatsu Domain and the 12th hereditary chieftain of the
448:
27:
Feudal domain under the Tokugawa shogunate of Edo period Japan
592:, Nihonmatsu Castle was burned, and he was forced to flee to
248:
Nihonmatsu castle, administrative center of Nihonmatsu Domain
1893:
on September 15, 1868. He subsequently made peace with the
1611:
in 1728. He was received in formal audience by Sh Jijū gun
1388:
from Iemitsu's name, becoming Niwa Mitsushige. In 1643, the
486:
chose to be magnanimous, and with the establishment of the
1565:
the same year. His wife was a daughter of Abe Masakune of
560:
of domain funds shortly before the domain was hit by the
2012:(half of what it had previously held). When the post of
1986:. Following the defeat of Nihonmatsu Domain during the
588:. The domain’s forces were defeated in battle by the
1406:. He was also a painter, having been trained in the
502:, and in 1619 his revenues were increased to 20,000
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1873:in 1864 and 1865. In 1868, with the start of the
1869:to send military forces to increase security in
343:The area around Nihonmatsu was territory of the
294:, and its territory included all of Nihonmatsu,
2026:peerage system, Nagahiro received the title of
1719:the same year. He was married to a daughter of
506:, and in 1622 he was transferred to the 50,000
263:
1951:
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306:. For most of its history it was ruled by the
257:
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2092:Historical and Geographic Dictionary of Japan
2069:Elison, George and Bardwell L. Smith (1987).
498:. Nagashige's forces fought well at the 1614
8:
2030:(viscount). He died in 1886 and his brother
637:surveys and projected agricultural yields.
517:. In 1627, he was transferred once again to
1982:. He was married to the eldest daughter of
2858:States and territories established in 1627
2443:
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2421:
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1675:. Takayasu was married to a daughter of
1470:, and was received in formal audience by
1881:, but was defeated by the forces of the
1755:, November 18, 1780 - September 9, 1813)
679:
525:. They were assigned repair work on the
2043:
1927:). He died in 1904 and his grave is at
490:, awarded Niwa Nagashige with a 10,000
59:
49:
1367:, and 2nd hereditary chieftain of the
474:. The Niwa clan had sided against the
2106:Boshin Nanboku Sensō to Tōhoku Seiken
1430:was Junior Fourth Rank, Lower Grade.
619:Holdings at the end of the Edo period
482:and was dispossessed. The victorious
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2006:, with Nihonmatsu reduced to 50,700
1805:, October 12, 1803 - August 2, 1866)
1633:, March 27, 1730 - January 24, 1766)
1587:, January 27, 1708 - August 1, 1769)
1511:, April 15, 1656 - January 15, 1701)
1448:, October 27, 1643 - August 2, 1698)
1243:Junior 4th Rank, Lower Grade (従四位下))
302:and most of the present-day city of
1990:in 1868, Nagakuni was placed under
1286:Junior 4th Rank, Lower Grade (従四位下)
1200:Junior 4th Rank, Lower Grade (従四位下)
1161:Junior 4th Rank, Lower Grade (従四位下)
1118:Junior 4th Rank, Lower Grade (従四位下)
1079:Junior 4th Rank, Lower Grade (従四位下)
1040:Junior 4th Rank, Lower Grade (従四位下)
1001:Junior 5th Rank, Lower Grade (従五位下)
962:Junior 4th Rank, Lower Grade (従四位下)
919:Junior 4th Rank, Lower Grade (従四位下)
856:Junior 5th Rank, Lower Grade (従五位下)
796:Junior 5th Rank, Lower Grade (従五位下)
755:Junior 5th Rank, Lower Grade (従五位下)
1851:, May 22, 1834 – January 15, 1904)
1371:. Mitsushige was the third son of
1357:, February 8, 1622 – May 18, 1701)
459:, with an increase in the nominal
25:
1956:, April 17, 1859 – July 29, 1886)
576:, was assigned to the defense of
870:
813:
710:
410:In 1627, Matsushita Shigetsuna,
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175:
155:
2898:1871 disestablishments in Japan
2873:History of Fukushima Prefecture
2056:The Bakufu in Japanese History,
2053:and William B. Hauser. (1987).
1974:; his mother was a daughter of
1603:descendant of the sixth son of
2470:Prince Kitashirakawa Yoshihisa
1966:. Nagahiro was the 9th son of
1701:, June 15, 1756 - May 4, 1796)
144:• split from Aizu Domain
41:under Tokugawa shogunate Japan
1:
1671:, work which was part of the
2893:1627 establishments in Japan
2129:Nihonmatsu on "Edo 300 HTML”
865:Transfer from Miharu Domain
623:As with most domains in the
580:, and with the start of the
238:part of Fukushima Prefecture
2018:abolition of the han system
609:abolition of the han system
538:, Niwa Nagayoshi, when the
290:in what is now the city of
282:Japan, located in southern
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2113:Ōshū Nihonmatsu-han nenpyō
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2094:. Tuttle (reprint) 1972.
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1877:, Nihonmatsu joined the
367:re-assigned the area to
91:37.599642°N 140.427986°E
69: • Coordinates
1547:, 1690 - June 11, 1728)
1418:. He died in 1701. His
361:Siege of Odawara (1590)
1410:, using the pseudonym
420:and the son-in-law of
371:under the rule of the
340:
249:
214:• Disestablished
2801:Battle of Bonari Pass
2385:Hokuriku & Kōshin
2375:Tōhoku & Hokkaidō
1404:Japanese tea ceremony
775:Matsushita Nagastsuna
734:Matsushita Shigetsuna
329:
292:Nihonmatsu, Fukushima
286:. It was centered on
247:
96:37.599642; 140.427986
2111:Sugeno Shigeru 菅野与.
2104:Onodera Eikō 小野寺永幸.
1891:Battle of Nihonmatsu
1769:in 1792, and became
633:, based on periodic
613:Fukushima Prefecture
480:Battle of Sekigahara
389:Battle of Sekigahara
2888:Ōuetsu Reppan Dōmei
2529:Governmental bodies
2515:Ogasawara Nagamichi
2479:Governors-General (
2452:Ōuetsu Reppan Dōmei
2090:Papinot, E (1910).
1976:Matsudaira Yorihiro
1879:Ōuetsu Reppan Dōmei
1729:Great Tenmei famine
1647:in 1741. He became
1563:Tokugawa Tsunayoshi
1525:in 1684. He became
1523:Tokugawa Tsunayoshi
1477:in 1653. he became
586:Ōuetsu Reppan Dōmei
540:Great Tenmei famine
87: /
2796:Battle of Hokuetsu
2551:Ōuetsu reppankaigi
2099:Nihonmatsu-han shi
1867:Tokugawa shogunate
1645:Tokugawa Yoshimune
1613:Tokugawa Yoshimune
1390:Tokugawa shogunate
596:. His successor,
488:Tokugawa shogunate
397:Tokugawa shogunate
365:Toyotomi Hideyoshi
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276:Tokugawa shogunate
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2878:Iwashiro Province
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2817:Kawai Tsugunosuke
2810:Important figures
2763:Non-member allies
2520:Itakura Katsukiyo
2418:
2417:
1887:Nihonmatsu Castle
1807:was the 9th Niwa
1757:was the 8th Niwa
1703:was the 7th Niwa
1635:was the 6th Niwa
1589:was the 5th Niwa
1549:was the 4th Niwa
1513:was the 3rd Niwa
1450:was the 2nd Niwa
1394:Nihonmatsu Castle
1382:, and received a
1359:was the 2nd Niwa
1334:
1333:
1289:100,700 → 50,700
766:Karasuyama Domain
646:Iwashiro Province
472:Meiji Restoration
418:Karasuyama Domain
353:Muromachi periods
316:Meiji Restoration
288:Nihonmatsu Castle
253:Nihonmatsu Domain
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33:Nihonmatsu Domain
16:(Redirected from
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2868:Domains of Japan
2837:Hayashi Tadataka
2827:Hijikata Toshizō
2583:Fukushima Castle
2568:Shiroishi Castle
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1968:Uesugi Narinori
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1929:Aoyama Cemetery
1883:Satchō Alliance
1859:Saikyō-no-daifu
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1813:Saikyō-no-daifu
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1903:of 100,700
1487:chamberlain
1408:Kanō school
851:Minbu-daifu
568:, the 10th
381:Uesugi clan
369:Aizu Domain
94: /
82:140°25′41″E
2852:Categories
2699:Iwakitaira
2654:Ichinoseki
2649:Kaminoyama
2614:Nihonmatsu
2544:Gunjikyoku
2542:Military:
2324:Iwakitaira
2299:Nihonmatsu
2279:Kaminoyama
2214:Ichinoseki
2209:Shichinohe
2038:References
1988:Boshin War
1931:in Tokyo.
1909:to 50,700
1875:Boshin War
1821:han school
1464:Court rank
1462:, and his
1428:Court rank
1426:, and his
695:Court Rank
625:han system
607:After the
582:Boshin War
552:han school
550:, built a
494:domain in
430:of 50,000
312:Boshin War
280:Edo period
274:under the
162:Matsushita
134:Edo period
79:37°35′59″N
2883:Niwa clan
2744:Muramatsu
2719:Shimotedo
2694:Hachinohe
2644:Fukushima
2339:Shirakawa
2294:Fukushima
2199:Hachinohe
1964:Niwa clan
1945:Viscount
1919:title of
1399:jōkamachi
1369:Niwa clan
1316:1868–1871
1273:1858–1868
1230:1813–1858
1191:1796–1813
1148:1766–1796
1109:1745–1765
1070:1728–1745
1031:1701–1728
992:1698–1700
953:1679–1698
906:1643–1679
877:Niwa clan
847:1628–1641
820:Katō clan
787:1627–1628
746:1627–1627
635:cadastral
453:Niwa clan
440:in 1628.
373:Gamō clan
308:Niwa clan
46:1627–1871
2754:Kurokawa
2749:Mineyama
2739:Murakami
2704:Matsumae
2684:Moriyama
2679:Hirosaki
2639:Yamagata
2634:Nakamura
2624:Tanagura
2619:Yunagaya
2609:Yonezawa
2459:Leader (
2357:Matsumae
2329:Yunagaya
2319:Moriyama
2309:Nakamura
2284:Yonezawa
2274:Yamagata
2264:Nagatoro
2254:Tsuruoka
2194:Hirosaki
2189:Kuroishi
2173:Hokkaidō
2028:shishaku
1925:viscount
1921:shishaku
1900:kokudaka
1600:hatamoto
1279:(左京大夫);
1246:100,700
1236:(左京大夫);
1203:100,700
1164:100,700
1154:(左京大夫);
1121:100,700
1082:100,700
1043:100,700
1004:100,700
965:100,700
922:100,700
912:(左京大夫);
700:kokudaka
673:List of
630:kokudaka
476:Tokugawa
461:kokudaka
427:kokudaka
349:Kamakura
304:Kōriyama
296:Motomiya
2789:Battles
2734:Shibata
2729:Nagaoka
2664:Morioka
2659:Yashima
2405:Shikoku
2400:Chūgoku
2239:Yashima
2224:Iwasaki
2204:Morioka
2165:Domains
1885:, with
1412:Gyokuhō
1325:50,700
1197:(左京大夫);
1076:(左京大夫);
1037:(左京大夫);
959:(左京大夫);
859:30,000
799:30,000
758:30,000
578:Edo Bay
531:Zōjō-ji
478:at the
405:Shikoku
333:, last
322:History
314:of the
194:•
174:•
154:•
51:Capital
2689:Shinjō
2674:Kubota
2669:Miharu
2629:Kameda
2604:Sendai
2481:Sōtoku
2461:Meishu
2410:Kyūshū
2314:Miharu
2259:Shinjō
2249:Sendai
2229:Kameda
2219:Kubota
2169:Tōhoku
2058:p. 150
2023:kazoku
2014:daimyō
2004:daimyō
1960:daimyō
1916:kazoku
1855:daimyō
1817:daimyō
1809:daimyō
1771:daimyō
1759:daimyō
1713:daimyō
1705:daimyō
1649:daimyō
1637:daimyō
1609:daimyō
1591:daimyō
1559:daimyō
1551:daimyō
1527:daimyō
1515:daimyō
1479:daimyō
1472:Shōgun
1452:daimyō
1377:Shōgun
1361:daimyō
1319:-none-
1115:(若狭守);
882:tozama
853:(民部大輔)
825:tozama
723:tozama
705:Notes
689:Tenure
675:daimyō
570:daimyō
544:daimyō
536:daimyō
413:daimyō
336:daimyō
270:was a
121:Daimyō
2724:Tendō
2714:Izumi
2709:Honjō
2506:Sanbō
2395:Kinki
2390:Chūbu
2380:Kantō
2334:Izumi
2269:Tendō
2234:Honjō
2074:p. 18
1996:Tokyo
1871:Kyoto
1458:was
1422:was
1385:kanji
998:(越前守)
793:(石見守)
752:(石見守)
300:Ōtama
2770:Aizu
2304:Aizu
2171:and
2009:koku
1953:丹羽長裕
1911:koku
1906:koku
1848:丹羽長国
1802:丹羽長富
1752:丹羽長貴
1698:丹羽長貴
1663:and
1657:Kiso
1630:丹羽高庸
1584:丹羽高寛
1544:丹羽秀延
1508:丹羽長之
1491:Jijū
1445:丹羽長次
1354:丹羽光重
1327:koku
1309:丹羽長裕
1291:koku
1283:(侍従)
1281:Jijū
1266:丹羽長国
1248:koku
1240:(侍従)
1238:Jijū
1223:丹羽長富
1205:koku
1184:丹羽長祥
1166:koku
1158:(侍従)
1156:Jijū
1141:丹羽長貴
1123:koku
1102:丹羽高庸
1084:koku
1063:丹羽高寛
1045:koku
1024:丹羽秀延
1006:koku
985:丹羽長之
967:koku
946:丹羽長次
924:koku
916:(侍従)
914:Jijū
899:丹羽光重
861:koku
840:加藤明利
801:koku
780:松下長綱
760:koku
739:松下重綱
686:Name
602:koku
523:koku
508:koku
504:koku
492:koku
465:koku
433:koku
351:and
259:二本松藩
218:1871
208:1641
202:Niwa
188:1628
182:Katō
168:1627
148:1627
61:Area
35:二本松藩
2167:of
1994:in
1978:of
1970:of
1777:of
1723:of
1679:of
1667:in
1661:Ibi
1363:of
557:ryō
513:in
467:.
449:Ezo
416:of
403:in
391:by
278:of
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1659:,
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1256:10
648:)
615:.
604:.
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546:,
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