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Suzaka Domain (須坂藩, Suzaka-han) was a
feudal domain under the
Tokugawa shogunate of Edo
period ****an. It was
located in
Shinano Province (modern-day Nagano...
- (Gifu-Gujo-Gero-Nakatsugawa-Nagiso-Iida)
Route 403
Route 406 (Omachi-Hakuba-Nagano-
Susaka-Tsumagoi-Takasaki)
Route 418 (Ono-Seki-Ena-Iida)
Matsumoto Airport Shinshu...
- (1615-1871)
Matsushiro (1616-1871) Ōhama (1765-1777)
Okutono (1684-1863)
Susaka (1615-1871) Suwa (1590-1871)
Takashima (1590-1871) Takatō (1600-1689/1691-1871)...
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Suzaka 須坂市 City View of
downtown Susaka and
Garyu Park Flag Seal
Location of
Suzaka in
Nagano Prefecture Suzaka Coordinates: 36°39′4″N 138°18′26.1″E...
- 957–988. ISSN 0350-2058. Bartulović, Željko (2013). "Talijanska
okupacija Sušaka 1918. – 1923." [Italian
Occupation of Sušak 1918–1923] (PDF). In Jurković...
- Press. ISBN 0-8014-1675-2. Bartulović, Željko (2013). "Talijanska
okupacija Sušaka 1918. – 1923." [Italian
Occupation of Sušak 1918–1923] (PDF). In Jurković...
- 957–987. ISSN 0350-2058. Bartulović, Željko (2013). "Talijanska
okupacija Sušaka 1918. – 1923." [Italian
Occupation of Sušak 1918–1923] (PDF). In Jurković...
- (Shimotsuke Province, 18,000 koku),
Iwamurata (Shinano Province, 18,000 koku),
Susaka (Shinano Province, 12,000 koku),
Hikone (Ōmi Province, 350,000 koku), Ōgaki...
- Hori Naotoshi, 3rd Lord of
Muramatsu (1658–1716) Hori Naohide, 5th Lord of
Susaka (1700–1767) Ho-umyōin, m.
Tachibana Nagahiro, 5th Lord of
Miike (1720–1778)...
