Domains of Japan

1871 reform abolishing the feudal system in Japan during the Meiji restoration

Japanese historical estate in Satsuma Domain

estate of a warrior (after the 12th century) or a feudal lord called daimyo (after 1603 onwards) in Japanese history

Japanese historical estate in Nagato and Suō province

Japanese historical estate in Tosa province

Japanese historical estate in Hizen province

Japanese historical estate in Aki province

Japanese historical estate in Higo province

Japanese historical estate in Hitachi province

Japanese historical estate in Mutsu province

Japanese historical estate in Kii province

Japanese historical estate in Chikuzen Province (in modern-day Fukuoka Prefecture)

feudal domain in Japan

Japanese historical estate in Yamashiro province

Japanese historical estate in Mutsu province

Japanese historical estate in Chikugo province

Japanese historical estate in Buzen province

Japanese historical estate in Hizen province. branch of Saga Domain

feudal domain of Edo-period Japan

feudal domain under the Tokugawa shogunate

Japanese historical estate in Awa province (shikoku)

Japanese historical estate in Harima province

part of the Japanese han system during the Edo period

tozama domain of Edo period Japan

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Japanese historical estate in Hizen province

Japanese historical estate in Hizen province

Japanese historical estate in Ise province

Japanese historical estate in Wakasa province

Japanese feudal domain in Dewa province

Japanese historical estate in Shinano province

Japanese historical estate in Buzen province

Japanese historical estate in Dewa province

[母里藩] Japanese historical estate in Izumo province. brach of Matsue Domain

Japanese historical estate in Sanuki province

Japanese historical estate

Japanese historical estate in Iyo province

Japanese domain of the Edo period

Japanese feudal domain in Echigo province

Japanese historical estate in Suruga province

administrative division in western Japan during the Edo period (1619-1871)

Japanese historical estate in Mimasaka province

Japanese historical estate in Kaga province

Japanese historical estate in Hizen province

Japanese historical estate in Bungo province

Japanese historical estate in Dewa province

1872–1879 domain of the Japanese Empire

Japanese historical estate in Chikugo province

Japanese historical estate in Hizen province

principality

Japanese historical estate in Kazusa province

Japanese historical estate in Iwami province

fudai feudal domain under the Tokugawa shogunate

Japanese historical estate in Tsushima province

Japanese historical estate in Echigo province

historical state

Japanese feudal estate during the Edo period

Japanese historical estate in Hyuga province

Japanese historical estate in Harima province