Ky.C5.ABsh.C5.AB List of Han

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1 kyūshū

1.1 chikuzen province
1.2 chikugo province
1.3 buzen province
1.4 bungo province
1.5 hizen province
1.6 tsushima province
1.7 higo province
1.8 hyūga province
1.9 satsuma province , Ōsumi province





kyūshū
chikuzen province

fukuoka
akizuki
tōrenji

chikugo province

kurume
yanagawa
miike

buzen province

kokura
kokurashinden
nakatsu

bungo province

kitsuki
hiji
mori
funai
usuki
saeki
oka

hizen province

karatsu
saga
hasunoike
ogi
kashima
hirado
hiradoshinden
Ōmura
shimabara
fukue

tsushima province

tsushima

higo province

kumamoto
uto
hitoyoshi
kumamotoshinden

hyūga province

nobeoka
takanabe
sadowara
obi

satsuma province , Ōsumi province

satsuma
ryūkyū




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^ lin, man-houng. ryukyus , taiwan in east asian seas: longue durée perspective, asia-pacific journal: japan focus. october 27, 2006, translated , abridged academia sinica weekly, no. 1084. 24 august 2006.






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