Monma village

Monma village (かどまむら) is the village which was in selfish Hashima-gun, Gifu.

かどまむら Monma village
Abolition day	April 1, 1897
Abolition reason	Merger
The current local government	Kasamatsu-cho
Data at the time of the abolition
Country	Japan
District	The Chubu District, the Tokai district
The metropolis and districts	Gifu
County	Hashima-gun
Monma village office
The location	Gifu
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The southwestern part of current Kasamatsu-cho, Hashima-gun. I correspond to Kadoma, Kasamatsu-cho. The name of the village comes from manor name that there was in this neighborhood, Zhuang between the west gate.

It was Haguri county at the time of the Monma village start, but becomes the village of Hashima-gun by the merger of the county.

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History

• - north Funabara-mura, south Funabara-mura, Machiya-mura merge (1875) in January in 1875, and Monma village starts.
• Monma village starts by - municipality organization some other time (1889) on July 1 in 1887.
• 1897 (1897) April 1 [¹] - Haguri county and Nakashima-gun merge and become Hashima-gun. Our village becomes the position of Hashima-gun.
• It merges with - Tashiro-mura, Nagaike-mura, Kitaoyobi village (1897) on April 1 in 1897, and Matsue village starts. The same day Monma village abolition.

Footnote

1. ^ "Ibi-gun will," it is 292-295 pages in Ibi-gun education society, December, 1924

References

• "City area name of a village change dictionary" Tokyo temple publication, 1990.

Allied item

• List of abolition cities, towns and villages of Gifu

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