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Feudal Government Calendars (Daimyocho)[edit | edit source]
What they are[edit | edit source]
These records are roughly equivalent to feudal court records. They cover the time period from 1543 to 1867.
Use these records to[edit | edit source]
To get birth, marriage, death dates and changes of samurai residences.
Content[edit | edit source]
This record contains:
- Names of feudal samurai
- Names of villagers who, for various reasons, transacted business with or otherwise came before the courts of the feudal lords (daimyo)
- Family relationships
- Details of the events, including dates of birth, death, and marriage for some individuals
- Changes of samurai residences.
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How to obtain them[edit | edit source]
The FamilySearch Library has films of these records. They are also found in Morioka City Hall and the National Archives of Japan.
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