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Japan in 1664: Daimyo Domains and Clan Mon

This map shows the 206 domains of the daimyo, the feudal lords of Japan, as they stood in 1664 under the Tokugawa shogunate. Click a domain to see the clan that held it, its branch where known, its castle town and its mon, the Japanese family crest.

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All Clans (A–Z)

Each clan has its own page, with its mon and the domains it held in 1664.

A

Mon of the Abe clan Abe Mon of the Akimoto clan Akimoto Mon of the Akita clan Akita Mon of the Akizuki clan Akizuki Mon of the Andō clan Andō Mon of the Aoki clan Aoki Mon of the Aoyama clan Aoyama Mon of the Arima clan Arima Mon of the Asano clan Asano

D

Mon of the Date clan Date Mon of the Doi clan Doi

E

Mon of the Endō clan Endō

G

Mon of the Gotō clan Gotō

H

Mon of the Hachisuka clan Hachisuka Mon of the Hijikata clan Hijikata Mon of the Hitotsuyanagi clan Hitotsuyanagi Mon of the Honda clan Honda Mon of the Hori clan Hori Mon of the Hoshina clan Hoshina Mon of the Hosokawa clan Hosokawa Mon of the Hōjō clan Hōjō

I

Mon of the Ichihashi clan Ichihashi Mon of the Ii clan Ii Mon of the Ikeda clan Ikeda Mon of the Inaba clan Inaba Mon of the Inagaki clan Inagaki Mon of the Inoue clan Inoue Mon of the Ishikawa clan Ishikawa Mon of the Itakura clan Itakura Mon of the Itō clan Itō Mon of the Iwaki clan Iwaki

K

Mon of the Kamei clan Kamei Mon of the Kanamori clan Kanamori Mon of the Katagiri clan Katagiri Mon of the Katō clan Katō Mon of the Kinoshita clan Kinoshita Mon of the Koide clan Koide Mon of the Kuki clan Kuki Mon of the Kuroda clan Kuroda Mon of the Kurushima clan Kurushima Mon of the Kutsuki clan Kutsuki Mon of the Kyōgoku clan Kyōgoku Mon of the Kōriki clan Kōriki

M

Mon of the Maeda clan Maeda Mon of the Makino clan Makino Mon of the Mashiyama clan Mashiyama Mon of the Matsudaira clan Matsudaira Mon of the Matsumae clan Matsumae Mon of the Matsura clan Matsura Mon of the Miura clan Miura Mon of the Miyake clan Miyake Mon of the Mizoguchi clan Mizoguchi Mon of the Mizuno clan Mizuno Mon of the Mizunoya clan Mizunoya Mon of the Mori clan Mori Morikawa Mon of the Mōri clan Mōri

N

Mon of the Nabeshima clan Nabeshima Mon of the Nagai clan Nagai Mon of the Naitō clan Naitō Mon of the Nakagawa clan Nakagawa Mon of the Nanbu clan Nanbu Mon of the Niwa clan Niwa

O

Mon of the Oda clan Oda Mon of the Ogasawara clan Ogasawara Okabe Mon of the Ōkubo clan Ōkubo Mon of the Okudaira clan Okudaira Mon of the Ōmura clan Ōmura Mon of the Ōta clan Ōta Mon of the Ōtawara clan Ōtawara Mon of the Ōzeki clan Ōzeki

R

Mon of the Rokugō clan Rokugō

S

Mon of the Sagara clan Sagara Saigō Mon of the Sakai clan Sakai Mon of the Sakakibara clan Sakakibara Mon of the Sanada clan Sanada Mon of the Satake clan Satake Mon of the Sengoku clan Sengoku Mon of the Shimazu clan Shimazu Shinjō Mon of the Suwa clan Suwa Mon of the Sō clan Sō Mon of the Sōma clan Sōma

T

Mon of the Tachibana clan Tachibana Takagi Mon of the Takebe clan Takebe Mon of the Tamura clan Tamura Tani Mon of the Toda clan Toda Togawa Mon of the Toki clan Toki Mon of the Tokugawa clan Tokugawa Mon of the Torii clan Torii Mon of the Tozawa clan Tozawa Mon of the Tsuchiya clan Tsuchiya Mon of the Tsugaru clan Tsugaru Mon of the Tōdō clan Tōdō Mon of the Tōyama clan Tōyama

U

Uchida Mon of the Uemura clan Uemura Mon of the Uesugi clan Uesugi

W

Mon of the Wakebe clan Wakebe Mon of the Wakizaka clan Wakizaka Mon of the Watanabe clan Watanabe

Y

Mon of the Yamaguchi clan Yamaguchi Mon of the Yamauchi clan Yamauchi Yashiro Mon of the Yonekitsu clan Yonekitsu

Domain boundaries: “Japan Historical GIS, Tokugawa and Edo Maps”, edited by Lex Berman, © CHGIS 2004, after Nihonshi nembyō chizu (Yoshikawa Kōbunkan, 1991). Mon images: Wikimedia Commons, credited under each mon.

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