- each village: n****hi,
kumigashira (組頭), and hyakushōdai (百姓代). For each
village there was one n****hi, a
number of
kumigashira, and one or more hyakushōdai...
-
February 13, 1883) was a ****anese
samurai of the late Edo
period who was a
kumigashira (組頭, commander) of the Shinchōgumi (the Shinsengumi's
counterpart in...
- 1955.
Hachioji Sennin Concentric (八王子千人同心)
Kumigashira House: The
mansion of the late Edo
period Kumigashira (郷士). It has a
higher style than ordinary...
- R.; Shimakawa, K.; Su****a, H.; Takagi, T.; Yasuhara, R.; Horiba, K.;
Kumigashira, H.; Oshima, M. (2008). "Highly
reliable TaOx
ReRAM and
direct evidence...
- samurai,
including the rōtō, chūgen, and komono, were
commanded by a
kumigashira ("group head"). At the end of the Edo period,
during the Bakumatsu, the...
