Ebara-gun (Tokyo)

Incorporation to Tokyo with the district of Ebara (red) in the southwest.

Ebara ( Jap. 荏原郡 , Ebara- gun , Ehara no kori ) is a former county in the Japanese prefecture of Tokyo , in front of a district of the province of Musashi . The seat of the district administration was the (small) town of Shinagawa in the northeast of the district. In 1932, all remaining parishes in Ebara-gun were incorporated into the city ​​of Tokyo .

The circle existed at least since the 8th century, since in Man'yōshū the poems # 4415 and # 4418 name two soldiers from this circle as authors.

Municipalities in the Ebara County

(small) towns belonging to the district ( machi / chō )

district villages ( mura )

independent cities ( shi ) and "special districts" ( [tokubetsu-] ku )

from April 1, 1889	1889–1912 ( Meiji 22–45)	1912–1926 ( Taishō 1-14)	1926–1944 ( Shōwa 1–19)				1945–1964 (Shōwa 20–39)		1965–1989 (Shōwa 40–64)	1989 – present ( Heisei )	today
Shinagawa			October 1, 1932 Incorporation into Tokyo City Shinagawa District		Tokyo	July 1, 1943 Shinagawa District, Tokyo Prefecture	March 15, 1947 Shinagawa District, Tokyo Prefecture	May 3, 1947 "Special District"	Shinagawa
Ōi	August 1, 1908 machi	Ōi
Ōsaki	August 1, 1908 machi	Ōsaki
Hirazuka		April 1, 1926 machi	July 1, 1927 Change of name to Ebara	October 1, 1932 Incorporation in the city of Tokyo Ebara district		July 1, 1943 Ebara District, Tokyo Prefecture
Meguro		December 1, 1922 machi	Meguro	October 1, 1932 Incorporation into the city of Tokyo, Meguro district		July 1, 1943 Meguro District, Tokyo Prefecture	May 3, 1947 "Special District"		Meguro
Hibusuma			April 1, 1927 machi
Ōmori	July 20, 1897 machi	Ōmori		October 1, 1932 Incorporation into the city of Tokyo Ōmori district		July 1, 1943 Ōmori District, Tokyo Prefecture	March 15, 1947 Ōta District of Tokyo Prefecture	May 3, 1947 "Special District"	Ōta
Iriarai		August 1, 1919 machi	Iriarai
Ikegami		August 1, 1926 machi	Ikegami
Magome			January 1, 1928 machi
Chofu			April 1, 1928 machi , name change Higashi-Chōfu
Haneda	October 8, 1907 machi	Haneda		October 1, 1932 Incorporation into the city of Tokyo, Kamata district		July 1, 1943 Kamata District, Tokyo Prefecture
Kamata		October 10, 1922 machi	Kamata
Yaguchi			February 11, 1928 machi
Rokugo			April 1, 1928 machi
Setagaya		April 1, 1923 machi	October 1, 1932 Incorporation into the City of Tokyo, Setagaya district			July 1, 1943 Setagaya District, Tokyo Prefecture	May 3, 1947 "Special District"		Setagaya
Komazawa		October 1, 1925 machi
Tamagawa
Matsuzawa

Web links

• Towns and counties in Tokyo Prefecture since 1889

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Man'yōshū in the version of Nishi Hongan-ji , Volume 20, Online ( Memento of the original from April 26, 2012 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.