浜松藩
The domain was revived in 1707 for the grandson of Shōgun Tokugawa Iemitsu, Matsudaira Kiyotake, who was allotted only 24,000 "koku". He received an increase to 34,000 "koku" in 1710 and to 54,000 "koku" in 1712. His grandson Matsudaira Takechika was transferred to Tanakura Domain in Mutsu in 1728. He was replaced at Tatebayashi by the "wakadoshiyori" Ōta Sukeharu who remained until appointed "Osaka jōdai" in 1734. Tatebayashi remained vacant in 1740, when Sukeharu’s son Ōta Suketoshi was finally appointed daimyo. He was transferred to Kakegawa Domain in Tōtōmi Province in 1746 and Matsudaira Takechika (now a "rōjū") returned from Tanakura. In December 1769, his holdings were increased to 61,000 "koku". His grandson Matsudaira Nariyasu was transferred to Hamada Domain in Iwami Province in 1836.Inoue Masaharu was then transferred from Tanakura to Tatebayashi, and his revenues were set at 60,000 "koku". In 1845 he was sent to Hamamatsu Domain.