Mikawa

Japanese: 三河 - みかわ

One of the 15 provinces along the Tokaido. It became a single province around the time of the Taika Reforms. During the Kamakura period, the Adachi and Ashikaga clans were the shugo, and during the Muromachi period, Niki, Isshiki, Hosokawa, and Ashikaga clans were the shugo. During the Sengoku period, the Imagawa, Takeda, Tokugawa, and Oda clans fought each other, and the Tokugawa clan prevailed. During the Edo period, the territories of the Tenryo and Daimyo were mixed together, and after the abolition of the feudal domains and the establishment of prefectures, it became Nukata Prefecture, and in 1872 it became southern Aichi Prefecture. Three provinces.

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Japanese:

東海道一五か国の一国。大化改新のころに一国となる。鎌倉時代は安達・足利氏が守護となり、室町時代は仁木・一色・細川・足利氏などが守護となる。戦国時代には今川・武田・徳川・織田の諸氏が争い、徳川氏が制覇。江戸時代は天領・大名領が入り乱れ、廃藩置県後額田県を経て、明治五年（一八七二）愛知県南部となる。三州。

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