- the
Military Governor (軍政長官,
Gunsei Chōkan) and his second-in-command, the
Chief Military Government Officer (軍政府長官,
Gunsei-fu Chōkan). They were ****isted...
- ****emblies were only
created in 1890 with the
introduction of the
district code (
gunsei) as part of the Prussian-influenced
local government reforms of 1888–90...
- from 1872 to 1945. In the IJA and IJN, the
ministries were in
charge of
Gunsei (軍政,
military administration), and Army
General Staff Office and Navy General...
- from 1872 to 1945. In the IJA and IJN, the
ministries were in
charge of
Gunsei (軍政,
military administration), and Army
General Staff Office and Navy General...
- p. 780.
prefectural code [ja] (府県制, ****ensei),
district code [ja] (郡制,
gunsei), city code [ja] (市制, shisei), town and
village code [ja] (町村制, chōsonsei)...
- his
hereditary v****als
Fudai daimyō. The
system which called "Sanbi no
gunsei" (三備の軍制) with the
structure divide the
governance into
three sections: Hatamoto-Senshi:...
-
Retrieved 14
April 2018. Kurihara, Ryūichi (1972).
Bakumatsu Nihon no
gunsei 幕末日本の軍制 (in ****anese). Shin
Jinbutsu Ōraisha. p. 195, note 39. ISBN 9789004279728...
- a
neighborhood similar to that
depicted in his
novel of
linked stories,
Gunsei (Life in the Cul-de-Sac, 群棲), for
which he won the 1984
Tanizaki Prize....
-
hereditary v****als, the
Fudai daimyō. The
system which was
called "Sanbi no
gunsei" (三備の軍制)
divided governance into
three sections: Hatamoto-Senshi: Ieyasu's...
- to the
sultan and to pay
respect so the
sultan would co-operate with the
gunsei (****anese
military organisation). In May, many high-ranking ****anese officials...
