Shinano Province

Lardə Shinanobe (信濃国, Shinano no Kuni; futu Japaneselan bowotin: [ɕiꜜɰ.ɲi ba), ɕi.na.noꜜ-][1][2]) au Shinshū (信州; kərmadə kəriye Naganobe.[3]
Shinanodə kəriyewa Echigo-a, Etchū-a, Hida-a, Kai-a, Kōzuke-a, Mikawa-a, Mino-a, Musashi-a, Suruga-a, Totōmi-a kalangaizəna. Bərni kura kureyedə karəngə Matsumoto zaman kəmayedən kara, shidoni bərni kura lardədəye ro walzənadə.
Mara Japanbe zaman kəriwu dunyabe kən indimibe Shinanodə sunzə kəriye kurebe adəlan bowotə
Rekoda gargambe
Suro saa 713 lan, diwal doni kəriyewa Mino-a Shinano-a kozənadə faraktəgəna bəlawurowu ngəwuro gotəro Kiso District Nagano Prefecture zamanbedən.[4]
Loktu Sengoku yen, kəriye Shinano yedə nguwusoro kate fiefs'a bərni'a castle'a yen yekkata, Komoro'a, Ina'a, Ueda'a kunten. Shinano də shima daudi kura duno Takeda Shingen ye wo loktu kəriwuwanzə Uesugi Kenshin-a am gade-a ye lan.
Loktu Azuchi-Momoyama yen, ngawo Nobunaga'a Honnō-ji lan cezənayen, kəriyedə kate Tokugawa Ieyasu'a Go-Hōjō'a do castle Odawarayen dasa'anayen kəriwuzana. Fato Tokugawayedə, fato Uesugiyedəa kuru fato Hōjōyedə falnzawoso nasha kura kəriye Shinanoyedəa səmowo məradəzana, nasha Uenoyedəa, kəriye Kaiyedəa, shidoni fatowa sənana buron fato Takedayedəro cidazayinmadə sandima sunotinmadə. Ngawo nəmzalumye ngawo kərmu Nobunagayen, loktu fallin Ieyasu'a askərra 8,000 nasha gashiptənadəro lezana. Adəye kəriwu triangle ye kate karapka yakkə adəyen suwudəna shi done am gargamma ye kəriwu Tenshō-Jingo ye lan bowozana də.[5][a] Kərigədə fato Tokugawayero walzənadən, kuru Sanada Masayukiye karapka Tokugawabero letə-a kəllata, fato Hōjōbedə kərmadə Ieyasu'a kəriwuro shawari sadəna [8] kuru fato Go-Hōjōbedə daji Hōjō Ujinobu wakilro zuzəna, amma Tokugawaye wakil Ii Naomaryminaro zuzəna. Sonyayi, suro kəntawu Octoberben, wakilla fato Odabe alamanna Oda Nobukatsuso, Oda Nobutakaso, kuru Toyotomisodə shawaridə dawarzana hatta kəriwudə dawonoro.[11]
Suwa taisha də shima kura ibadaram Shintoye (ichinomiya) lardədəye.[12]
In 1871, during the Meiji period, with the abolition of the han system and the establishment of prefectures (Haihan Chiken) after the Meiji Restoration, Shinano Province's ex-domains/1871 prefectures and ex-shogunate territories/1868 prefectures (mainly Ina [merger of several shogunate demesne administrations with parts of Matsumoto], Okutono, Iwamurada, Komoro, Ueda, Matsushiro, Suzaka, Iiyama, Suwa/Takashima, Takatō, Iida, Matsumoto) and Takayama/Hida which covered Hida Province were administratively merged into Nagano (initially Nakano Prefecture in 1870) and Chikuma prefectures. The seat of the prefectural government of Nakano was Nakano town from Takai District (became Nakano City in 1954), Nagano's prefectural capital was Nagano town in Minochi District (→Nagano City in 1897), and Chikuma's capital was Matsumoto town, Chikuma district (Matsumoto City from 1907). In the second wave of prefectural mergers in 1875/76, Chikuma was split again: the Western part covering Hida Province was merged into Gifu, and the Eastern part in Shinano became part of Nagano. Since that time, Nagano is essentially contiguous to Shinano.
Districtwa gargamye
Lardə Shinanobedə suronzən bəlaa mewun arakkə mbeji:

Nagano Prefecture
Azumi District (安曇郡)
Kitaazumi District (北安曇郡)
Minamiazumi District (南安曇郡) – dissolved
Chiisagata District (小県郡)
Chikuma District (筑摩郡)
Higashichikuma District (東筑摩郡)
Nishichikuma District (西筑摩郡) – renamed as Kiso District (木曽郡) on May 1, 1968
Hanishina District (埴科郡)
Minochi District (水内郡)
Kamiminochi District (上水内郡)
Shimominochi District (下水内郡)
Saku District (佐久郡)
Kitasaku District (北佐久郡)
Minamisaku District (南佐久郡)
Sarashina District (更級郡) – dissolved
Takai District (高井郡)
Kamitakai District (上高井郡)
Shimotakai District (下高井郡)
Suwa Province Dina:
Ina District (伊那郡)
Kamiina District (上伊那郡)
Shimoina District (下伊那郡)
Suwa District (諏訪郡)
Kuru wune
Tomono clan
Iiyama Domain
Suzaka Domain
Matsushiro Domain
Ueda Domain
Komoro Domain
Matsumoto Domain
Okutono Domain
Suwa Domain
Takatō Domain
Ōhama Domain
Laminte