Chapter 12

Currently, there are two versions of the stone high data for various countries circulating online. One is from the Keicho period (1596-1614), and the other is said to be from the late Tensho period (1573-1590).

After checking the data, for the time of the protagonist's rise in this book (Tensho nine, i.e., 1540), I feel that the following stone high data is more appropriate (the text in this book is based on the following stone high data).

Mutsu Province: 1,673,000 koku

Dewa Province: 318,000 koku

Ezo: 39,000 koku

Echigo Province: 391,000 koku

Etchū Province: 383,000 koku

Sado Province: 17,000 koku

Noto Province: 210,000 koku

Kaga Province: 356,000 koku

Echizen Province: 499,000 koku

Wakasa Province: 85,000 koku

Shimotsuke Province: 374,000 koku

Kōzuke Province: 496,000 koku

Hitachi Province: 540,000 koku

Musashi Province: 667,000 koku

Shimōsa Province: 393,000 koku

Shimōsa Province: 379,000 koku

Awa Province: 90,000 koku

Kai Province: 228,000 koku

Sagami Province: 194,000 koku

Izu Province: 70,000 koku

Suruga Province: 150,000 koku

Tōtōmi Province: 255,000 koku

Mikawa Province: 290,000 koku

Owari Province: 572,000 koku

Shinano Province: 408,000 koku

Hida Province: 38,000 koku

Mino Province: 540,000 koku

Ōmi Province: 775,000 koku

Yamashiro Province: 225,000 koku

Ise Province: 567,000 koku

Iga Province: 100,000 koku

Shimōsa Province: 18,000 koku

Yamato Province: 449,000 koku

Settsu Province: 242,000 koku

Izumi Province: 141,000 koku

Settsu Province: 356,000 koku

Kii Province: 244,000 koku

Tanba Province: 264,000 koku

Tango Province: 111,000 koku

Tajima Province: 114,000 koku

Inaba Province: 89,000 koku

Bitchū Province: 110,000 koku

Izumo Province: 187,000 koku

Iwami Province: 112,000 koku

Oki Province: 5,000 koku

Harima Province: 359,000 koku

Bizen Province: 224,000 koku

Bitchū Province: 177,000 koku

Mimasaka Province: 186,000 koku

Bingo Province: 186,000 koku

Aki Province: 194,000 koku

Suō Province: 168,000 koku

Nagato Province: 131,000 koku

Awaji Province: 62,000 koku

Shikoku

Awa Province: 184,000 koku

Sanuki Province: 126,000 koku

Iyo Province: 366,000 koku

Tosa Province: 99,000 koku

Kyushu

Chikuzen Province: 336,000 koku

Chikugo Province: 266,000 koku

Buzen Province: 140,000 koku

Bungo Province: 418,000 koku

Hizen Province: 310,000 koku

Higo Province: 341,000 koku

Hyūga Province: 170,000 koku

Satsuma Province: 283,000 koku

Ōsumi Province: 175,000 koku

Iki Province: 15,000 koku

Tsushima Province: 20,000 koku

Start of AD on the previous page

End of AD on the previous page