Middle Hara-mura (Kanagawa)

Middle Hara-mura
Abolition day	1925May 10
Abolition reason	New merger Middle Hara-mura, Sumiyoshi village → Nakaharacho
The current local government	Kawasaki-shi
Data at the time of the abolition
Country	Japan
District	The Kanto district
The metropolis and districts	Kanagawa
County	Tachibana tree county
Group cord	I do not exist in those days
The adjacent local government	Kanagawa Kawasaki-shi, house Yoshimura, Tachibana village, high Tsumura Tokyo prefecture Ebara countyYaguchi village、Chofu village、Tamakawa-mura
Nakahara village office
The location	Hara-mura larger section of a village Kamikodanaka in the Kanagawa Tachibana tree county
Outside link	I do not exist in those days
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The village of the Kanagawa Tachibana tree county where middle Hara-mura (Nakahara irregularity) existed (1925) (1889) until May 10 in 1925 from April 1 in 1889. Nakaharacho of the reincarnation was born by a new merger on the Motomura abolition and the same day and is the local government where is different from Motomura.

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Summary

The village of the Kanagawa Tachibana tree county central part. I am the northern part of current Nakahara-ku, Kawasaki-shi, Kanagawa.

History

The details refer to "Nakahara-ku # history"

Origin of the name of a village

Nakahara Highway that linked Edo to the Nakahara palace (is located in existing Hiratsuka-shi) in the Edo era goes and names it it because a temporary palace was built in Kosugi again.

History

• The place name of - Kamimaruko volost, the volost in shrine Uchigo, Kodanaka, Kamioda is seen for the age of civil strife.
• 6 - villages less than it are formed in the Edo era.
  • Kamimaruko-mura (direct feudatory of a shogun Saito Tomoyuki → Shogunate territory → Shogunate territory, Hie-jinja Shrine territory)
  • Kosugi-mura (Shogunate territory → Edo Zojo-ji Temple territory, Shogunate territory, afterglow in the western sky glebe)
  • Miyauchi-mura (Shogunate territory)
  • Kamikodanaka-mura (Shogunate territory → direct feudatory of a shogun Toyama Tomoyuki, Shinfukuji, Maitreya glebe → Shogunate territory, Mr. direct feudatory of a shogun Toyama, Fuji Tomoyuki, Mirokuji, Izumisawa temple, Shinfukuji, Zojo-ji Temple territory)
  • Shimokodanaka-mura (3 給 → Shogunate territory of direct feudatory of a shogun Otake, 簗田氏, Suzuki, direct feudatory of a shogun Otake, Suzuki, Kobayashi Tomoyuki → Edo Zojo-ji Temple territory, direct feudatory of a shogun Otake, Suzuki, Kobayashi Tomoyuki)
  • New Jomura (direct feudatory of a shogun Nakagawa Tomoyuki)
• 1868 (1868)
  • It becomes the jurisdiction of - Kanagawa prefecture on June 17 in the old calendar.
  • - Kanagawa prefecture is renamed to Kanagawa on September 21 in the old calendar.
• It is Kamikodanaka-mura, Shimokodanaka-mura, slope Tomura by the enforcement of the - size ward small constituency system newly (1874) in the fifth size ward third small ward Jomura in the fifth biggest ward second small ward Kosugi-mura, Kamimaruko-mura, Miyauchi-mura, Suwa River Hara-mura, Kitamikata-mura 1874.
• An enclave of Kamimaruko-mura, Kosugi-mura, Miyauchi-mura, Kamikodanaka-mura, Shimokodanaka-mura, new Jomura and Nakamaruko-mura merges by the enforcement of - municipality organization (1889) on April 1 in 1889, and middle Hara-mura is established (the enclave of Kosugi-mura becomes a part of the going out village).
• I am set, and the boundary with the Tokyo prefecture Ebara county that I meandered through (1912) on the both sides across - Tama River in 1912 admits a part of Ebara county Tamagawamura larger section of a village Todoroki into Kawakami, Tama.
• It merges with - Sumiyoshi village (1925) on May 10 in 1925 and founds Nakaharacho. The Hara-mura abolition during the same day.
• - Nakaharacho is admitted into Kawasaki-shi (1933) on August 1 in 1933.
• - Kawasaki-shi is appointed (1972) in the ordinance-designated city on April 1 in 1972, and old village level becomes Nakahara-ku.

Traffic

Pike

Mukaigawara Station, Musashi-Kosugi Station, Musashi-Nakahara Station, Musashi-Shinjo Station of the Takeshi Minami railroad (existing Nanbu Line), Musashi-Kosugi Station of the article crane line (Yokosuka Line, Shonan Shinjuku line), Shin-Maruko Station, Musashi-Kosugi Station, Motosumiyoshi Station of Tokyo Yokohama Railway Corporation (existing Tokyu Corporation) Toyoko Line are non-opening of business in those days.

Road

• Fuchu Highway (existing National highway No. 409)
• Nakahara Highway
• Tsunashima highway

Current name of a street

• Former Kamimaruko-mura ： Kamimaruko, Kamimarukotenjincho, Toru Maruko, Kamimarukohachimancho, Kamimarukosannoucho, Shinmarukomachi, Shinmarukohigashi
• Former Kosugi-mura ： Kosugigotencho, Kosugijinyacho, Kosugi-cho, Kosugi
• Former Miyauchi-mura ： Miyauchi
• Former Kamikodanaka-mura ： Kamikodanaka
• Former Shimokodanaka-mura ： Shimokodanaka
• Old Shinjo village ： Shinshiro, Kamishinjo, Shinjonakacho, Shimoshinjo
• Old Ebara county Todoroki-mura ： Todoroki

Allied item

• List of abolition cities, towns and villages of Kanagawa
• Tachibana tree county
• Nakaharacho (Kanagawa)
• Kawasaki-shi
• Nakahara-ku - Musashikosugi、Kosugigotencho、Todoroki、Miyauchi

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