Tome prefecture

Former Tome prefectural government office building

The prefecture where the Tome prefecture (I cannot get) was established in northeastern part of Rikuzen country (former Sendai feudal clan territory) in (September, 1869) in August, 1869 by the Meiji government. The jurisdiction is equivalent to current Northeast Miyagi. I write it jointly in this clause about the Wakuya prefecture (is heated not burnt) of the forerunner.

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Summary

In the Sendai feudal clan which lost for (February 5, 1869), Boshin War on December 24, 1868, it was done 減封 in 28 Mangoku from 62 Mangoku. It was in a Hitachi Tsuchiura feudal clan control place, and, in the feudal tenure that I forfeited from the Sendai feudal clan, 43 or a village called itself Wakuya prefecture on this occasion in Tome-gun, Toda-gun and Shida-gun.

Only four months later, Tome prefecture was established formally and put the prefectural office in Tome-gun (とよまぐん) Teraike-mura. The construction of the new Government building was started in Teraike (existing: 1-5, Sakurakouji, Toyomamachiteraike, Tome-shi), but this new Government building was not used as Tome prefectural government office and was used later as the Mizusawa prefectural office. It was admitted into the Sendai prefecture that was the reincarnation of the Sendai feudal clan on November 2, 1871 by the first prefectures unification of (December 13, 1871) and was abolished, and some areas were transferred afterwards in one Seki prefecture. In addition, it is renamed to Miyagi in (1872) in 1872, the following day, and the Sendai prefecture reaches it at the present. In addition, Ryokan Shionoya of the Tome prefecture great councillor acts as Sendai prefecture councillor, Miyagi councillor sequentially.

History

• In the feudal tenure that I forfeited (January 19, 1869) from - Sendai feudal clan on December 7, 1868, 43 or a village becomes the Tsuchiura feudal clan control place in Tome-gun, Toda-gun and Shida-gun.
• - Tsuchiura feudal clan control ground names Wakuya prefecture it (May 3, 1869) on March 22, 1869 [¹].
• I establish the Tome prefecture (September 12, 1869) with 40 or a village in - Tsuchiura feudal clan control place and Kurihara-gun on August 7, 1869.
• I incorporate - Ishinomaki prefecture (October 22, 1870) on September 28, 1870.
• It is admitted into the Sendai prefecture (December 13, 1871) on November 2, 1871 by - first prefectures unification. But 40 or the village transfers it in one Seki prefecture in Tome-gun, Motoyoshi-gun and Kurihara-gun. The same day Tome prefecture abolition.

Jurisdiction

• Rikuzen country
  • Toda-gun
  • Tome-gun
  • Oshika-gun
  • Mono-gun
  • Motoyoshi-gun
  • It is 21 or a village in Shida-gun
  • It is 40 or a village in Kurihara-gun

Each generation governor

• August 7, 1869 (September 12, 1869) - September 28, 1870 (October 22, 1870) ： 権知事, Nobumitsu Washizu (Confucianism person from Owari feudal clan)
• September 28, 1870 (October 22, 1870) - October 7, 1870 (October 31, 1870) ： Governor, Ken Yamanaka (it becomes the form to send Governor of former Ishinomaki, a predecessor and resigns saying that I am sorry)
• September 29, 1870 (October 23, 1870) - November 2, 1871 (December 13, 1871): Great councillor, Ryokan Shionoya (former Tatebayashi clansman.to Sendai prefecture councillor)

Footnote

1. 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.

Allied item

• Sendai feudal clan
• Ishinomaki prefecture, Isawa prefecture, Esashi prefecture, Kakuda prefecture - all are former Sendai feudal clan territory.
• Sendai prefecture, one Seki prefecture - all are reincarnation.
• Miyagi

Predecessors in the family line: Some Sendai feudal clans （Rikuzen countryToda-gun・Shida-gun・Tome-gun And a part of Kurihara-gun) Ishinomaki prefecture

The change of the administrative section From 1869 to 1871 (Wakuya prefecture → Tome prefecture)

The next era: Sendai prefecture (Toda, Shida, Oshika, Mono-gun) One Seki prefecture (Tome, Motoyoshi, Kurihara-gun)

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