South Iwate county

Japan > The Tohoku district > Iwate > South Iwate county

Range of the Iwate South Iwate county

The county where the South Iwate county (みなみいわてぐん) was in Iwate.

Table of contents

County area

The county area that started as a jurisdiction in (1879) in 1879 at the time is the following area.

• A part (except Kamiiioka, Shimoiioka, Iiokashinden, Tsushida, Tsushidanishi, Tsushida-cho, Sanbonyanagi, Higashimirumae and to the south and Monzenji, Shibutami, Tamayama riding ground and to the north) of Morioka-shi
• The whole area of Takizawa City
• The whole area of Shizukuishi-cho, Iwate-gun

History

History until a county start

• I belonged to the Michinoku country as of the late Tokugawa period, and the whole area was Morioka feudal clan territory. In the village which existed at the point in the Meiji early years of the Hongu area after the house of Iwate-gun listed in "a former high former territory investigation book", following. (one town 47 village)

It is Nomura, Kawame-mura, Higashianiwa-mura, Kawamata village, Hinoto-mura, Kadomura, Yanagawa-mura, Yabukawa-mura, Shimoota-mura, Nakaota-mura, Kamiota-mura, Isari-mura, Kamikazuma-mura, Shimokazuma-mura, Shimokuriyagawa-mura, Kamikuriyagawa-mura, large Kamamura, Shino Kimura, Osawa-mura, Dofuchi-mura, Hirakashinden, cormorant fishing village, Takizawamura, Hongu-mura, Mukainakano-mura, Sembokucho-mura, drop Ishimura, long mountain village, west root village, Ueno-mura, Gomyoujin-mura, Hashiba village, filler village, Nishianiwa-mura, south Hatamura, bush warbler hotel village, Tamayamamura of Morioka Shiroshita [¹], two Deva kings village, upper Tamura, 30% village, Yamagishi village, Kamiyonai-mura, Shimoyonai-mura, Asagishi-mura, Kagano-mura, Shinjo-son, will Iemura

• 1868
  • December 7（1869January 19）
    • Michinoku country is divided, and Hongu becomes the position of the Rikuchu country.
    • Morioka feudal clan forfeits a territory by disposal after the Boshin War. It becomes the Shinano Matsuyo feudal clan control place and names Morioka prefecture (the first) it [²].
  • It is sealed the Iwaki Shiroishi feudal clan change (February 5, 1869) - former Morioka feudal clan December 24.
• - Shiroishi feudal clan is a change seal (August 29, 1869) in the Morioka feudal clan on July 22, 1869. The whole area becomes the jurisdiction of the Morioka feudal clan again.
• 1871
  • - Morioka feudal clan is an abolished feudal clan (August 15, 1871) on July 10. Morioka prefecture (the second) starts and has jurisdiction over former Morioka feudal clan territory.
  • It becomes the jurisdiction of the Morioka prefecture (the third) by - first prefectures unification (December 13, 1871) on November 2.
• 1871
  • Middle Nomura is renamed to Higashinakano-mura.
  • By an abandoned castle of the Morioka Castle, the inside of a castle is renamed to Uchimaru and is admitted into the two Deva kings village. Each Morioka Shiroshita town is admitted into two Deva kings village, will Iemura, Sembokucho-mura, Higashinakano-mura, Shinjo-son, Kagano-mura, Yamagishi village, 30% village, upper Tamura as a character place. (47 villages)
• - Morioka prefecture (the third) is renamed to Iwate (February 16, 1872) on January 8, 1872.
• It is November 26 (1878) in 1878
  • By the enforcement in Iwate of the township municipalities organization method, Iwate-gun as the jurisdiction starts.
  • Position county of Isagozawa-mura, Shiwa-gun, Nedamo-mura is changed to Hongu. (49 villages)

History after the county start

• - Iwate-gun (the first) divides it (1879) on January 4 in 1879, and South Iwate county starts with the area of the two Deva kings village ほが 49 village. A county government office is established by the two Deva kings village. (49 villages)
• Each Morioka town town admitted into (1884) in - 1871 in 1884 by Morioka Shiroshita names the name of a village to belong to. The Morioka-cho becomes the generic name of each town.
• A generic name of the Morioka-cho is abolished (1885) in January in 1885 by the setting of - two Deva kings outskirts of a village five village office.

 

1.2, Yabukawa-mura 3, Tamayamamura U.S. Uchimura 4 5, Asagishi-mura 6, Yanagawa-mura middle Nomura 7 8, Hongu-mura 9, Otamura Shomura 10 11, Gomyoujin-mura Nishiyama village 12 Shizukuishi village 13 14, Takizawamura Kuriyagawa-mura (purple: Morioka-shi blue: Takizawa City peach: as for Morioka-shi 21-31 at the time of the Shizukuishi-cho, Iwate-gun *: start as for North Iwate county 41.42 north Kunohe).

• It is April 1 (1889) in 1889
  • Morioka-shi starts with two Deva kings village, will Iemura, Sembokucho-mura [Sembokucho, Senboku group town, bluish-skinned fish town], Higashinakano-mura [a part of bottom, Natayacho, Kawaramachi, Shinkokucho, Kokucho, Gofukumachi, Jusannichimachi, riverbank alley, Takasyokouji, Muikamachi, upper a large number of people alley, Umamachi, riding ground alley, Oshimizu alley, top alley of the temple and Sakanacho], Shinjo-son [in front of character Ozaki, Kashima bottom, Tanaka, Tenjinshita], Kagano-mura [character Kubota, Haruki place, medium-grade articles, hair tied in loops on both sides, north Isaki, Tagami pine], Yamagishi village [Yamagishicho], a 30% village [Shimokouji], an area of upper Tamura [Class Ueda town, Ueda police sergeant alley, Shoji, Ueda], and it is left from a county by the enforcement of the municipal organization.
  • By the enforcement of the municipality organization, the following villages start. It is existing Morioka-shi other than special mention. ●An area admitted into in は Morioka-shi is excluded. (14 villages)
    • Yabukawa-mura (independent village system)
    • It is Tamura [except the character lower stand], Tamayamamura, Kawamata village, Hinoto-mura in Tamayamamura ←●
    • U.S. Uchimura ←● 30% village ,● Yamagishi village, Kamiyonai-mura, Shimoyonai-mura, upper Tamura [character lower stand]
    • Asagishi-mura ←● Kagano-mura ,● Shinjo-son, Asagishi-mura
    • Yanagawa-mura ← Yanagawa-mura, Kawame-mura, Nedamo-mura, Isagozawa-mura
    • Middle Nomura ←● Higashinakano-mura, Kadomura, Higashianiwa-mura
    • Hongu-mura ←● Sembokucho-mura, Hongu-mura, Mukainakano-mura, Shimokazuma-mura
    • Otamura ← Kamiota-mura, Nakaota-mura, Shimoota-mura, Kamikazuma-mura, Isari-mura
    • Shomura ← south Hatamura, bush warbler hotel village, Nishianiwa-mura (existing Shizukuishi-cho, Iwate-gun), filler village (existing Morioka-shi, Shizukuishi-cho, Iwate-gun)
    • Gomyoujin-mura ← Gomyoujin-mura, Ueno-mura, Hashiba village (existing Shizukuishi-cho, Iwate-gun)
    • Nishiyama village ← west root village, long mountain village (existing Shizukuishi-cho, Iwate-gun)
    • Shizukuishi village (an independent village system.existing Shizukuishi-cho, Iwate-gun)
    • Takizawa-mura ← Takizawa-mura, cormorant fishing village, Osawa-mura, Shino Kimura, large Kamamura (existing Takizawa City)
    • Kuriyagawa-mura ← Kamikuriyagawa-mura, Shimokuriyagawa-mura, Dofuchi-mura, Hirakashinden
• Iwate-gun (the second) starts by the enforcement of the - county system (1897) with the area of South Iwate county, the North Iwate county on April 1 in 1897. The same day South Iwate county abolition.

Administrative

• Each generation hundreder

代	Full name	The assumption of office date	The retirement date	Remarks
1		It is January 4 (1879) in 1879
			It is April 1 (1897) in 1897	It is abolished South Iwate county by the merger with the North Iwate county

Footnote

1. There is no mention in ^ "former high former territory investigation book". I count it conveniently in one town here.
2. Of ^ December 23, 1868 (February 4, 1869) "each various feudal clans control Ou prefecture, for the time being is an established prefecture according to rule" (the authority of pandect turn 1868 emperor's reign official proclamation 1129th), but is not admitted with the official prefecture without the Meiji government not having appointed 権知県事, and therefore a record remaining in the official document of the Meiji government at all.

Reference materials

• Tsunogawa Japan place name Dictionary 3 Iwate

Allied item

• List of counties that became extinct
• North Iwate county
• It was the boundary with the Mount Iwate - North Iwate county.

Predecessors in the family line: Iwate-gun (the first)

The change of the administrative section From 1879 to 1897

The next era: Iwate-gun (the second)

It is acquired by "https://ja.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title= South Iwate county &oldid=63531989"

This article is taken from the Japanese Wikipedia South Iwate county

This article is distributed by cc-by-sa or GFDL license in accordance with the provisions of Wikipedia.

Wikipedia and Tranpedia does not guarantee the accuracy of this document. See our disclaimer for more information.

In addition, Tranpedia is simply not responsible for any show is only by translating the writings of foreign licenses that are compatible with CC-BY-SA license information.