Tamba province
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The ancient provincial capital is believed to be in the area of modern Kameoka. Ruled by a succession of minor daimyo, the region was conquered by Oda Nobunaga and assigned to his general Akechi Mitsuhide (who later assassinated him).
Aki |
Awa(Kanto) |
Awa(Shikoku) |
Awaji |
Bingo |
Bitchu |
Bizen |
Bungo |
Buzen |
Chikugo |
Chikuzen |
Chishima |
Dewa |
Echigo |
Echizen |
Etchu |
Harima |
Hida |
Higo |
Hitachi |
Hidaka |
Hizen |
Hoki |
Hyuga |
Iburi |
Iga |
Iki |
Inaba |
Ise |
Ishikari |
Iwami |
Iyo |
Izu |
Izumi |
Izumo |
Kaga |
Kai |
Kawachi |
Kazusa |
Kii |
Kitami |
Kozuke |
Kushiro |
Mikawa |
Mimasaka |
Mino |
Musashi |
Mutsu |
Nagato |
Nemuro |
Noto |
Oki |
Omi |
Oshima |
Osumi |
Owari |
Sado |
Sagami |
Sanuki |
Satsuma |
Settsu |
Shima |
Shimousa |
Shimotsuke |
Shinano |
Shiribeshi |
Suo |
Suruga |
Tajima |
Tamba |
Tango |
Teshio |
Tokachi |
Tosa |
Totomi |
Tsushima |
Wakasa |
Yamashiro |
Yamato
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