Ueda Domain

Japanese: 上田藩 - うえだはん
Ueda Domain

This clan ruled the eastern Shinano region, with Ueda Castle in Shinano Province (Ueda City, Nagano Prefecture) as its residence. In 1583 (Tensho 11), Sanada Masayuki built the castle and established a castle town. After the Battle of Sekigahara, his eldest son Nobuyuki was given 68,000 koku of rice in Chiisagata County (as well as the Numata domain in Joshu). In 1622 (Genwa 8), Nobuyuki was transferred to Matsushiro, and Sengoku Tadamasa was given 60,000 koku of rice from Komoro, including the exclave of Kawanakajima with 10,000 koku. In 1669 (Kanbun 9), he divided the 2,000 koku of rice from Yazawa. The clan system was established under Masatoshi and Masaaki, and in 1706 (Hoei 3) it was transferred to Izushi in Tajima Province (Hyogo Prefecture), from which Matsudaira Tadachika entered with 58,000 koku. In 1728 (Kyoho 13) under the second lord Tadazane, the 5,000 koku Kawanakajima domain was divided. After that, Tadayori, Tadayori, Tadayori, Tadayori, Tadayori, Tadanari, and others inherited titles until the clan was abolished. Since the Sanada clan, the Kandaka system has been followed. The clan-wide uprising in 1761 (Horeki 11) and the social reform uprising in 1869 (Meiji 2) are well known. The special products that the clan protected and controlled were Ueda stripes, Ueda tsumugi silk, and Ueda silkworm eggs. In 1871, Ueda Prefecture was merged into Nagano Prefecture.

[Sadao Furukawa]

"New Narrative History of the Domain, Volume 4" (1976, Shinjinbutsu Oraisha)

Ueda Castle Ruins
The remains of a castle on a terrace cliff overlooking the Chikuma River. Ueda Castle was a flatland castle built by Sanada Masayuki in 1583 (Tensho 11) and was also called Amagafuchi Castle. The area has been developed into Ueda Castle Ruins Park. The photo shows the restored East Tiger's Gate Tower and the relocated North Tower (right). Nationally designated historic site Ueda City, Nagano Prefecture © Shinshu-Nagano Tourism Association ">

Ueda Castle Ruins


Source: Shogakukan Encyclopedia Nipponica About Encyclopedia Nipponica Information | Legend

Japanese:

信濃(しなの)国上田城(長野県上田市)を居城として東信地方を領有した藩。1583年(天正11)真田昌幸(さなだまさゆき)が築城し、城下町を形づくった。関ヶ原の戦い後、かわって長男信之(のぶゆき)が小県(ちいさがた)郡6万8000石(ほかに上州沼田領)を与えられた。1622年(元和8)信之は松代(まつしろ)へ転封、小諸(こもろ)から仙石忠政(せんごくただまさ)が飛地(とびち)川中島1万石を含む6万石で入封した。69年(寛文9)矢沢2000石を分知。政俊(まさとし)、政明と藩体制を確立し、1706年(宝永3)但馬(たじま)国(兵庫県)出石(いずし)へ移封、その出石から松平忠周(ただちか)が5万8000石で入った。2代忠愛(ただざね)の1728年(享保13)川中島5000石を分知。以後忠順(ただより)、忠済(ただまさ)、忠学(たださと)、忠優(ただます)、忠礼(ただなり)と襲封、廃藩に至る。真田氏以来貫高(かんだか)制を踏襲している。1761年(宝暦11)の全藩一揆(いっき)、1869年(明治2)の世直し一揆は著名。藩が保護統制した特産物に上田縞(じま)、上田紬(つむぎ)、上田蚕種(たね)がある。1871年上田県を経て長野県に統合された。

[古川貞雄]

『『新編物語藩史 第4巻』(1976・新人物往来社)』

上田城跡
千曲川に臨む段丘崖上に残る城址。上田城は1583年(天正11)に真田昌幸が築城した平城で、尼ヶ淵城ともよばれた。一帯は上田城跡公園として整備されている。写真は復原された東虎口櫓門と移築された北櫓(右)。国指定史跡 長野県上田市©信州・長野県観光協会">

上田城跡


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