History of the domain

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Takada DomainTakada Domain
Many transfers of related clans and fudai daimyo
Ryukyu KingdomRyukyu Kingdom
Prospered through trade
Kokura DomainKokura Domain
A key location in Kyushu ruled by a fudai lord
Kawagoe domainKawagoe domain
Ruled by powerful daimyo who produced dairo and roju.
Imabari DomainImabari Domain
Laid the foundation for Imabari towel production
Fushimi DomainFushimi Domain
Tokugawa Ieyasu's half-brother was the lord for one generation.
Ozu domainOzu domain
produced many famous scholars
Matsushiro domainMatsushiro domain
The Sanada family ruled for 250 years.
Nihonmatsu DomainNihonmatsu Domain
suffered from famine and population decline
Ako domainAko domain
There were frequent disturbances
Utsunomiya domainUtsunomiya domain
It was counted as one of the 100 domains of Edo.
Otaki domainOtaki domain
It was once abolished
Akashi domainAkashi domain
Created as a deterrent to Western countries
Nagahama domainNagahama domain
It was built solely to monitor the Toyotomi family.
Oka domainOka domain
There was never a transfer of the castle lord.
Hitoyoshi domainHitoyoshi domain
There are many disturbances at home
Tokushima domainTokushima domain
Ruled by the Hachisuka family from the end of the Sengoku period.
Yonago domainYonago domain
Existed only in the early Edo period
Yamagata domainYamagata domain
Ruled by many fudai daimyo
Kubota domainKubota domain
The Satake clan ruled until the end of the Edo period.
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