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Kanegusuku U****ata Chōten (兼城 親方 朝典, ? – 4
December 1839), also
known by ****enma Chōten (普天間 朝典), his Chinese-style name Shō Kan (向 寛) and Shō Tat****n...
- Kinjō,
while the
traditional Okinawan pronunciation is
Kanagusuku or
Kanegusuku. His
given name is
Takeshi (武). He
appears as
Kaneshiro Takeshi (金城 武)...
- the caves. The town
includes twelve wards.
Arakawa (新川)
Kamizato (神里)
Kanegusuku (兼城) Kyan (喜屋武)
Miyagusuku (宮城)
Miyahira (宮平)
Motobu (本部) Ōna (大名) Teruya...
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Arakawa (新川) ****uji (福地)
Ihara (伊原)
Ishiki (伊敷)
Itosu (糸洲)
Kakazu (賀数)
Kanegusuku (兼城)
Kitanamihira (北波平)
Kohagura (小波蔵)
Komesu (米須)
Kuniyoshi (国吉) Kyan...
- Higa (比嘉) Hiyajō (比屋定) Itōtorishima (硫黄鳥島) Janadō (謝名堂)
Kadekaru (嘉手苅)
Kanegusuku (兼城)
Kitahara (北原)
Magari (真我里) Maja (真謝)
Nakachi (仲地)
Nakadomari (仲泊)...
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Kokuba Maushigane,
Princess Suekichi Onmamatsugane,
Princess Uema
Princess Kanegusuku (Kōchi Chōjō's wife) Makadotaru,
Princess Teruya Yamato name Chōken (朝現)...
- Tamagusuku, Gushikami, Kochinda, Shimajiri-Ōzato, Kyan, Mabuni, Makabe,
Kanegusuku and Tomigusuku. The Chūzan King
subjugated Naha, Tomari, Urasoe, Chatan...
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Inoha Seiki 伊野波 盛紀
sanshikan of
Ryukyu In
office 1665–1688
Preceded by
Kanegusuku Ryōsei
Succeeded by
Sadoyama Anji
Personal details Born (1619-02-15)February...
-
Tamagawa Udun (玉川御殿), and
inherited the
hereditary fief of his family,
Kanegusuku magiri (兼城間切,
modern a part of Itoman, Okinawa). King Shō Tai dispatched...
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sanshikan of
Ryukyu In
office 1826–1836
Preceded by Ie Chōan
Succeeded by
Kanegusuku Chōten
Personal details Born (1781-03-23)March 23, 1781 Died
October 25...
