A daikansho (代官所) was the office of a magistrate (daikan) during the Edo period (18th & 19th century) of Japanese history.
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Daikansho — Un daikansho (代官所) est le bureau d un magistrat (daikan) au cours de la période Edo (1603 1868) de l histoire japonaise. Portail du droit … Wikipédia en Français
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Mori Domain (Bungo) — The Mori Domain (森藩, Mori han?) was a Japanese domain of the Edo period, located in Kyūshū. It was ruled for the entirety of its history by the Kurushima clan. History The Kurushima family, which ruled Mori during the Edo period, were the… … Wikipedia
Daikan (disambiguation) — Daikan has various meanings: A daikan (代官?) was a magistrate in Japanese history; see for example Daikansho. Daikan (大寒?) is the Japanese word for Dahan (solar term … Wikipedia
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Fujisawa-shuku — dans les années 1830, estampe d Hiroshige de la série Les Cinquante trois Stations du Tōkaidō Fujisawa shuku (藤沢宿, Fujisawa shuku … Wikipédia en Français
