Kansai List of Han

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1 kansai

1.1 ise province
1.2 shima province
1.3 Ōmi province
1.4 yamashiro province
1.5 yamato province
1.6 kii province
1.7 izumi province
1.8 kawachi province
1.9 settsu province
1.10 tamba province
1.11 tango province
1.12 harima province
1.13 tajima province
1.14 awaji province





kansai
ise province

nagashima
kuwana held hisamatsu-matsudaira clan.
komono
kanbe
ise-saijo(minami-hayashizaki)
ise-kameyama
tsu – based in modern-day mie prefecture; held tōdō clan
hisai

shima province

toba

Ōmi province

miyagawa
katada
Ōmizo
hikone
hikoneshinden
yamakami
mikami
nishōji
minakuchi
zeze

yamashiro province

yodo

yamato province

yagyū
kōriyama
koizumi
yanagimoto
kaiju-shibamura
uda-matsuyama
kujira
takatori

kii province

wakayama (ruled branch of tokugawa clan)

izumi province

kishiwada
hakata

kawachi province

sayama
tannan

settsu province

takatsuki
asada – based in modern-day hyōgo , osaka prefectures; held aoki clan
amagasaki
sanda

tamba province

tanba-kameyama
sonobe
yamaga
ayabe
fukuchiyama
sasayama
kaibara

tango province

tanabe
miyazu
mineyama

harima province

akashi
ono
migusa
himeji
hayashida
tatsuno
anshi
mikazuki
akō

tajima province

izushi
toyooka

awaji province

awaji-sumoto part of tokushima domain, held inada family, retainers of hachisuka clan.




^ deal, pp. 81-82.
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