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Sunto-gun

Sunto-gun

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Range (area admitted into other counties Nagaizumi-cho thin yellow 1 3, Shimizucho 2, Oyamamachi) of Sunto-gun, Shizuoka

Sunto-gun (すんとうぐん, すんとうのこおり) is a county of Shizuoka (Suruga country).

A population of 94,176 people, area 171.18km², population density 550 /km². (on December 1, 2016 population by estimate)

I include following three towns.

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County area

The county area that started as a jurisdiction in (1879) in 1879 at the time is almost the following areas other than three towns mentioned above in the current jurisdiction.

Numazu-shi, Nagaizumi-cho, Shimizu-cho 南駿 (なんすん ). I call Susono-shi, Gotenba-shi, Oyama-cho 北駿 (ほくすん). But Susono-shi is classified as 南駿, 中駿, 北駿 in some cases and does not maintain the same.

The history

  • I was called Suruga county in the ancient times, but was renamed to Sunto-gun later. There are various opinions about the detailed generation and does not become clear. [The source required]
  • When there was Kokufu of the Suruga country in the Suruga county Suruga volost (existing Numazu-shi) before the setting of the Izu country, I am said to be it.

History after modern times

Tomoyuki The number of the villages The name of a village
Shogunate territory Shogunate territory One town
1 hotel
10 villages

 ○Lake god village ,○ now Sawamura ,○ Ozuwa-mura ,●○ east Ide village ,○ Nishii Idemura ,○ east Hiranuma village ,○ Nishihira village, Ueda Nitta ,○ lecher Nitta ,○ Ippommatsu Nitta ,●○ Harajuku ,○ Otsukamachi
Headquarters of a shogun territory 29 villages ●○It is ヶ Tamura [1] ,●○ Senpuku-mura ,○ Ohata village ,●○ 定輪寺村 ,●○ Toya-mura ,○ Yanagisawa village ,○ Aono village ,○ Negoya-mura ,○ Ishikawa village ,○ Higashihara village in Ohira village ,○ Yugawa-mura ,○ Doniwa-mura, Tamakawa-mura ,○ Kumeda-mura, field Nakamura, Matoba-mura ,○ Hedamura ,○ Nagasawa village ,●○ Yawata village ,○ Fushimi village ,○ Shinjuku village ,○ Motonagakubo-mura ,○ Kaminagakubo-mura ,● Fukara-mura, Kune-mura, Adano Nitta ,●○ Katsurayama village ,○ Kanazawa village ,○
Shogunate territory, headquarters of a shogun territory 2 villages ○Motoshuku-mura, Nishifunatsu-mura
Feudal clan territory Sagami Odawara feudal clan 76 villages Himori-mura ,○ Mugitsuka-mura ,○ Hiramatsu Nitta, Futatsuya Nitta ,○ tea plantation village ,○ Inari-mura ,○ Kumonmyo-mura ,○ Sano village, Ishiwaki-mura ,○ Iwanami-mura ,○ Kamiyama-mura, great Sakamura, Komakado Nitta, Nakashimizu-mura ,○ Nakayama-mura ,○ Futago-mura, Numata-mura, Hagikabu-mura ,○ 竈新田 ,○ Gotemba-mura ,○ Fukazawa village, Ogurano Nitta, Higashiyama Nitta ,●○ Higashitanaka-mura ,○ Shimbashi-mura ,○ Nimaibashi-mura, Midono Nitta ,○ Hitosugi-mura, Hokkubara-mura ,○ Hagiwara-mura, Kuwagi-mura, new Shiba-mura ,○ bamboo ノ Shimomura, feudal tenure village ,○ Nakajima-mura ,○ bathtub village, a Yanagishima-mura ,○ student soil village, Shimofurushiro-mura [2] ,○ Furusawa village Shimokobayashi-mura (existing Oyama-cho ),○ Kamifurushiro-mura ,○ Yosawa-mura, Tanagashira-mura ,○ Nakahinata-mura ,○ Ueno-mura, Ueno Nitta, Yamaoda-mura ,○ 清後村, Ozeki-mura ,○ Nakamaru village ,○ Masuda village ,○ 6th market village, Tsukahara-mura, Shibanta-mura, Kamikobayashi-mura (existing Gotenba-shi), 須走村, goddess place village ,○ Suginazawa-mura ,○ Kawashimata-mura, Hodosawa Nitta, Itazuma-mura ,○ Inno-mura, senryu Nitta, Nagatsuka village ,○ Nakabata-mura ,○ Gumizawa-mura ,○ Nishitanaka-mura ,○ Shimowada-mura ,○ Imazato-mura ,○ Onjuku-mura ,○ Suyama village, Kamikobayashi-mura (existing Numazu-shi ),○ Shimokobayashi-mura (existing Numazu-shi ),○ Sawadashinden ,○ Kozuwa-mura
Suruga Numazu feudal clan Three towns
31 villages
 ○Will Shimomura, Magome-mura ,○ Shishihama-mura ,○ 江 ノ 浦村 ,○ many ratios village ,○ Kuchino-mura ,● Kamikanuki village [3] ,●○ Shimokanuki-mura ,○ Ganyuudo-mura ,●○ good tayu Nitta ,○ Takehara-mura ,○ Shimotogari-mura ,○ Nakatogari village ,○ Kamitogari-mura ,○ Nameri-mura ,○ Mizukubo-mura ,○ Izushimata-mura ,○ Shimonagakubo-mura, Minamiishiki-mura ,○ Tomizawa-mura, Kamiishida-mura ,●○ Shimoishida-mura, horse Tamura, Hiyoshi-mura ,○ Takada-mura, Okaisshiki-mura ,●○ 岡宮村 ,○ Higashikumando-mura ,○ Nishikumando-mura ,●○ Honcho, Numazu, Agetsuchicho, Numazu ,○ Sanmaibashicho, Numazu ,○ Nishimakado-mura, Higashimakado-mura
Sagami Ogino mountains feudal clan 6 villages ○Fujimagari-mura ,○ small mountain village, Yoshikubo-mura ,○ Yamanoshiri-mura ,○ Matsunaga village ,○ Nishishiiji-mura
Suruga Tanaka feudal clan 5 villages ●Nakasawada-mura ,○ Nishisawada-mura ,○ Funatsu-mura, boundary village ,○ Higashishiiji-mura
Mikawa Nishio feudal clan 1 village ●○Kakita village
Odawara feudal clan, Ogino mountains feudal clan 1 village ○Suganuma village [4]
Odawara feudal clan, Tanaka feudal clan 1 village ○Higashisawada-mura
Shogunate territory, feudal clan territory Shogunate territory, headquarters of a shogun territory, Odawara feudal clan 1 village Tokura-mura
Shogunate territory, Ogino mountains feudal clan 1 village ○Kise Kawamura
Headquarters of a shogun territory, Odawara feudal clan 2 villages ○Ogoda-mura ,○ one color village
  • 1868（KeioFour years)
  • The Meiji early years (five 1 hotel 163 villages)
    • East Ide village, Nishii Idemura merges and becomes the Ide village.
    • Lake east Hiranuma village, Nishihira village merges and becomes the Hiranuma village.
    • Ueno Nitta merges with Ueno-mura.
    • Jonaichou, Numazu stands up.
  • - Fuchu feudal clan is renamed to the Shizuoka feudal clan (1869) on August 7 in 1869.
  • It becomes the jurisdiction of Shizuoka by - establishment of prefectures in place of feudal domains (1871) on July 14 in 1871.
  • Shimokobayashi-mura (existing Numazu-shi) is renamed to Minamiobayashi-mura (1873) in Kitakobayashi-mura Kamikobayashi-mura (existing Numazu-shi) where there is a village of the same name in - county 1873.
  • 1874 (1874) (five 1 hotel 155 villages)
    • Kitakobayashi-mura, Minamiobayashi-mura, Kamiishida-mura, Shimoishida-mura, horse Tamura, Hiyoshi-mura, Takada-mura, Kise Kawamura merges and becomes Ooka-mura.
    • Feudal tenure village merges with bamboo ノ Shimomura.
  • Sunto-gun as the jurisdiction starts by the enforcement in Shizuoka of the - township municipalities organization method (1879) on March 12 in 1879. I establish the county government office in Agetsuchicho, Numazu.

History after the municipality organization

 
1.Marsh 2, Tsumachi 3, Katahama-mura Haramachi 4 floating Shimamura 5 hawk root village 6 Okamura 7 Yang 8, Hara-mura 9, Ooka-mura 10, Shizuura-mura Ohira village 11 12, Shimizu-mura long 13, Izumimura small 14, Izumimura original Satomura 15 16, Inno-mura ball ear village 17 sacred kitchen town 18 Takane village 19 深浪村 20 Tomioka village 21 Suyama village 22 23, Fujioka-mura 須走村 24 Kitago village 25 Ashigara village 26.6 27, Gomura Suganuma village (purple: Numazu-shi peach: Susono-shi red: Gotenba-shi light blue: Fuji-shi bitter orange: Oyamamachi blue:. There is no merger)
  • The following municipalities start by the enforcement of - municipality organization (1889) on April 1 in 1889. (three towns 24 village)
    • Numazu-cho ← Honcho, Numazu [mainly], Agetsuchicho, Numazu, Sanmaibashicho, Numazu, Jonaichou, Numazu, Higashimakado-mura [partly] (existing Numazu-shi)
    • Katahama-mura ← Ozuwa-mura, Higashimakado-mura [mainly], Nishimakado-mura, Kozuwa-mura, pine Nagamura, now Sawamura, Honcho, Numazu [partly] (existing Numazu-shi)
    • Haramachi ← Harajuku, Otsuka-cho, Ippommatsu Nitta, lecher Nitta, Ueda Nitta (existing Numazu-shi)
    • Floating Shimamura ← Negoya-mura, well Idemura, Hiranuma village, Ishikawa village (existing Numazu-shi), Funatsu-mura, Nishifunatsu-mura, boundary village (existing Fuji-shi)
    • Hawk root village ← Higashishiiji-mura, Nishishiiji-mura, east Hara-mura, Toya-mura, willow Sawamura, blue Nomura (existing Numazu-shi)
    • Okamura ← Higashisawada-mura Kim, 岡宮村, Okaisshiki-mura, Higashikumando-mura, Nishikumando-mura, Nakasawada-mura, Nishisawada-mura, Sawadashinden (existing Numazu-shi)
    • Yang Hara-mura ← Kamikanuki village, Shimokanuki-mura, good tayu Nitta, Ganyuudo-mura (existing Numazu-shi)
    • Ooka-mura (independent village system, existing Numazu-shi)
    • Shizuura-mura ← Shishihama-mura, will Shimomura, Magome-mura, 江 ノ 浦村, many ratios village, Kuchino-mura (existing Numazu-shi)
    • Ohira village (independent village system, existing Numazu-shi)
    • Shimizu-mura ← Tokura-mura, Fushimi village, long Sawamura, persimmon Tamura, Yawata village, Shinjuku village, Tamakawa-mura, Yugawa-mura, Matoba-mura, Kumeda-mura, field Nakamura, Hedamura, Doniwa-mura (existing Shimizu-cho)
    • Long Izumimura ← Nakatogari village, Shimotogari-mura, Motoshuku-mura, Takehara-mura, Nameri-mura, Kamitogari-mura, Shimonagakubo-mura, Kaminagakubo-mura, Motonagakubo-mura, Minamiishiki-mura (existing Nagaizumi-cho)
    • Small Izumimura ← Tomizawa-mura, Sano village, Mizukubo-mura, Izushimata-mura, Futatsuya Nitta, Hiramatsu Nitta, Mugitsuka-mura, tea Hatamura, Kumonmyo-mura, Inari-mura, Kune-mura, Ishiwaki-mura (existing Susono-shi)
    • Original Satomura ← Suginazawa-mura, Nagatsuka village, Itazuma-mura, God ground village, Kawashimata-mura, Hodosawa Nitta (existing Gotenba-shi)
    • Inno-mura (independent village system, existing Gotenba-shi)
    • Ball ear village ← Nakabata-mura, senryu Nitta, Gumizawa-mura, Hagiwara-mura [partly] (existing Gotenba-shi)
    • Sacred kitchen town ← Gotemba-mura, Shimbashi-mura, Hagiwara-mura [mainly], Nimaibashi-mura, Higashitanaka-mura, Higashiyama Nitta, Fukazawa village, Ogurano Nitta, Nishitanaka-mura, Hokkubara-mura, Hitosugi-mura (existing Gotenba-shi)
    • Takane village ← 6th market village, Masuda village, Nakamaru village, Ozeki-mura, 清後村, Yamanoshiri-mura, Yamaoda-mura, Tsukahara-mura, Kamikobayashi-mura, Shibanta-mura, Midono Nitta (existing Gotenba-shi)
    • 深浪村 ← Fukara-mura, Iwanami-mura (existing Susono-shi)
    • Tomioka village ← Onjuku-mura, 定輪寺村, large Hatamura, Senpuku-mura, upper ヶ Tamura, kudzu mountain village, Sawamura Kim, Imazato-mura, Shimowada-mura (existing Susono-shi)
    • Suyama village (independent village system, existing Susono-shi)
    • Fujioka-mura ← Nakayama-mura, Futago-mura, Numata-mura, Hagikabu-mura, 竈新田, Komakado Nitta, large Sakamura, Kamiyama-mura, Nakashimizu-mura (existing Gotenba-shi)
    • 須走村 (independent village system, existing Oyama-cho)
    • Kitago village ← Furusawa village (existing Gotenba-shi), Ueno-mura, Nakahinata-mura, god village, Tanagashira-mura, Yosawa-mura, one color of village, Shimokobayashi-mura, Kamifurushiro-mura, Shimofurushiro-mura, Ogoda-mura, Yoshikubo-mura, Adano Nitta, Suganuma village [partly] (existing Oyama-cho)
    • Ashigara village ← Kuwagi-mura, new Shibamura, bamboo ノ Shimomura (existing Oyama-cho)
    • Kuni-mura ← hill village [mainly], straight soil village, Nakajima-mura, Fujimagari-mura, Yanagishima-mura, bathtub village, Suganuma village [partly] (existing Oyama-cho)
    • Suganuma village (village system partly independent Suganuma village [most] small mountain village [in] after admission, existing Oyama-cho)
    • Himori-mura becomes some Kannami, Tagata-gun village.
  • Izumimura is separated (1890) from - Koizumi village on October 10 in 1890. (three towns 25 village)
  • - 深浪村 is renamed to Fukara-mura (1891) on June 11 in 1891.
  • It enforces a - county system (1896) on September 1 in 1896.
  • -6 Gomura, Suganuma village merges (1912) on August 1 in 1912, and Oyama-cho starts. (four towns 23 village)
  • - sacred kitchen town is renamed to Gotemba-cho (1914) on August 1 in 1914.
  • 1923 (1923)
    • - County Council is abolished on April 1. The county government office continues.
    • - Numazu-cho, Yang Hara-mura merges on July 1, and Numazu-shi starts and leaves it from a county. (three towns 22 village)
  • - county government office is abolished (1926) on July 1 in 1926. After that it becomes the area classification name.
  • - hawk root village is renamed to the Ashitaka village (1935) on August 1 in 1935.
  • - Katahama-mura, Kaneoka village, Ooka-mura, Shizuura-mura is admitted into Numazu-shi (1944) on April 1 in 1944. (three towns 18 village)
  • - Koizumi village, Izumimura merges (1952) on April 1 in 1952, and Susono-cho starts. (four towns 16 village)
  • 1955 (1955)
    • - Gotemba-cho, Hara Satomura, Inno-mura, ball ear village, Fujioka-mura merges on February 11, and Gotenba-shi starts and leaves it from a county. (three towns 12 village)
    • April 1 (three towns 9 village)
      • Ohira village, Ashitaka village is admitted into Numazu-shi.
      • Ashigara village is admitted into Oyama-cho.
    • - Haramachi, a floating island village merges on April 29, and Haramachi starts some other time. (three towns 8 village)
  • 1956 (1956)
    • - Takane village is admitted into Gotenba-shi on January 1. (three towns 7 village)
    • A part (boundary, Funatsu, Nishifunatsu) of - Haramachi is admitted into the Yoshiwara city on April 1.
    • - Kitago village is admitted into Oyama-cho on August 1. (three towns 6 village)
    • September 30 (three towns 4 village)
      • Fukara-mura is admitted into the Susono-cho.
      • 須走村 is admitted into Oyama-cho.
  • 1957 (1957) September 1 (three towns 2 village)
    • Tomioka village, Suyama village is admitted into the Susono-cho.
    • A part (Furusawa) of Oyama-cho is admitted into Gotenba-shi.
  • - Nagaizumi village enforces town organization (1960) on April 1 in 1960 and becomes Nagaizumi-cho. (four towns 1 village)
  • - Shimizu-mura enforces town organization (1963) on November 3 in 1963 and becomes Shimizu-cho. (five)
  • - Haramachi is admitted into Numazu-shi (1968) on April 1 in 1968. (four)
  • - Susono-cho enforces municipal organization (1971) on January 1 in 1971 and becomes Susono-shi and leaves it from a county. (three)

Change list

References

Footnote

  1. I am divided into upper ヶ Tamura west share and list it for ヶ Azuma Tamura in ^. The Buddhist temple and Shinto shrine land exempt from tax is located in west minute.
  2. I am divided into for Shimofurushiro Muranishi and, for the ^ Shimofurushiro-mura east, list it.
  3. I am divided into ^ Kamikanuki village originator, Kamikanuki village square, Kamikanuki village Edago, Ozeki Nitta, Sanjuro Nitta in Kamikanuki village ノ and list it.
  4. I list ^ "Class Owaki" particularly. Special mention なしが Odawara feudal clan territory, Class Owaki are Ogino mountains feudal clan territory. Buddhist temple and Shinto shrine land exempt from tax exists together.
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