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    Shirakawa District (白河, a.k.a. Nishishirakwa or West Shirakawa) Tamura District (田村) Hamadōri Region, Fukushima Iwaki District (磐城) - absorbed Iwasaki...
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    formed the first central government. Each province was divided into districts (, gun) and grouped into one of the geographic regions or circuits known as...
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    central government formed "Iwaki district (磐城)" in the northern part of the present city and "Kikuta district (菊多)" in the southern part. In 653, the Iwaki...
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  • District) Shineha (標葉) and Naraha (楢葉) Districts, Fukushima (Merged to form Futaba District) Iwaki (磐城), Iwasaki (磐前), and Kikuta (菊多) Districts, Fukushima...
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    had formal possession of Satsuma, Ōsumi and part of Hyūga (Morokata-gun (諸県)) in southern Kyūshū, and recorded in Satsuma domestic texts, although they...
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