Meiji government local administration

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Meiji government local administration was the modernized regional governance system established after the Meiji Restoration to centralize authority and replace the feudal-era magistrate offices.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Meiji period institution
administrative reform
local government system
appliesToPopulation former samurai
rural peasants
urban residents
appliesToTerritory Japan NERFINISHED
characteristic bureaucratic hierarchy
high degree of central control
limited local autonomy
uniform nationwide structure
country Japan
surface form: Empire of Japan
establishedOffice district chief
prefectural governor
village headman
followedBy Taishō period local administration
goal abolition of feudal domains
centralization of authority
modernization of administration
strengthening of imperial rule
hasPart gun–ku–chō–son system
local assemblies
local tax system
municipal system
police system
prefectural governor system
prefectural system
historicalPeriod Meiji period NERFINISHED
implementedBy Dajōkan NERFINISHED
Meiji government NERFINISHED
inspiredBy French local government system
Prussian local government system
legalBasis Abolition of the han system NERFINISHED
Charter Oath NERFINISHED
Fuhanken sanchisei NERFINISHED
Municipal System Law of 1888 NERFINISHED
Prefectural Assembly Ordinance of 1878 NERFINISHED
Town and Village System Law of 1888 NERFINISHED
partOf Meiji Restoration reforms NERFINISHED
modernization of the Japanese state
replaces Tokugawa shogunate local administration
feudal magistrate offices
han system
startTime 1868
usesAdministrativeUnit chō
fu
gun
ken
ku
son

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Nagasaki bugyō replacedBy Meiji government local administration