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Japanese Clan · 1664

Matsudaira Clan

In 1664 the Matsudaira clan (松平) held 26 domains under the Tokugawa shogunate.

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Domains in 1664

  • Akashi (Harima Province) — Fujii-Matsudaira branch
  • Amanawa (Sagami Province)
  • Fukuchiyama (Tanba Province) — Fukōzu-Matsudaira branch
  • Fukui (Echizen Province) — Echizen-Matsudaira branch
  • Funai (Bungo Province) — Fujii-Matsudaira branch
  • Hamada (Iwami Province) — Matsui-Matsudaira branch
  • Hitachi-Fuchū (Hitachi Province) — Mito-Tokugawa line
  • Iiyama (Shinano Province)
  • Imabari (Iyo Province) — Hisamatsu-Matsudaira branch
  • Iyo-Matsuyama (Iyo Province) — Hisamatsu-Matsudaira branch
  • Kameyama (Settsu Province) — Fujii-Matsudaira branch
  • Kanō (Mino Province)
  • Kawagoe (Musashi Province) — Ōkōchi-Matsudaira branch
  • Kitsuki (Bungo Province) — Nomi-Matsudaira branch
  • Kuwana (Ise Province) — Hisamatsu-Matsudaira branch
  • Matsue (Izumo Province) — Echizen-Matsudaira branch
  • Murakami (Echigo Province) — Echizen-Matsudaira branch
  • Okutono (Mikawa Province) — Ogyū-Matsudaira branch
  • Sakura (Shimōsa Province) — Ogyū-Matsudaira branch
  • Sanuki (Kazusa Province) — Nomi-Matsudaira branch
  • Sasayama (Tanba Province) — Katanohara-Matsudaira branch
  • Takada (Echigo Province) — Echizen-Matsudaira branch
  • Takamatsu (Sanuki Province) — Takamatsu-Matsudaira branch
  • Yamagata (Dewa Province)
  • Yanagawa (Mutsu Province) — Owari-Tokugawa line
  • Ōno (Echizen Province) — Echizen-Matsudaira branch
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Domain boundaries: “Japan Historical GIS, Tokugawa and Edo Maps”, edited by Lex Berman, © CHGIS 2004.

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