kuni (ancient Japanese province)

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Kuni (ancient Japanese province) refers to the historical territorial divisions of Japan that served as the primary administrative units under the ritsuryō system before the emergence of modern prefectures.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former territorial unit of Japan
historical administrative division
abolishedBy Meiji government NERFINISHED
abolishedDuring Meiji period reforms NERFINISHED
administrativeLevel primary regional division
belongsToTradition ritsuryō state
capitalType provincial capital (kokufu)
category Former provinces of Japan
country Japan
distinctFrom kuni (Japanese word for country)
modern prefectures of Japan
function judicial jurisdiction
military conscription unit
tax collection unit
governanceSystem centralized imperial administration
governedFrom kokufu (provincial capital) NERFINISHED
governorTitle kokushi NERFINISHED
hasAspect land assessment unit
population registration unit
hasFunction implementation of central laws in provinces
hasJapaneseName
hasJurisdictionOver local shrines and temples (under ritsuryō)
hasLanguage Classical Japanese NERFINISHED
hasRoleIn territorial organization of premodern Japan
historicalSource Engishiki NERFINISHED
Shoku Nihongi NERFINISHED
legalBasis ritsuryō codes
mappedTo modern Japanese prefectures
partOf Gokishichidō NERFINISHED
precedes han system in Edo period
relatedConcept han (feudal domains) NERFINISHED
relatedTo Gokishichidō regional system NERFINISHED
replacedBy prefectures of Japan
replacedInYear 1870s (approximate)
scriptUsed classical Chinese characters
status defunct
subdividedInto gun (districts)
kōri (districts)
supervisedBy kokushi (provincial governor)
timePeriod Heian period NERFINISHED
Nara period NERFINISHED
classical Japan
typeOfBoundary administrative boundary
underAuthorityOf Japanese emperor
Yamato court NERFINISHED
usedIn ritsuryō system
writingSystem kanji

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kuni no miyatsuko local rulers relatedConcept kuni (ancient Japanese province)
subject surface form: kuni no miyatsuko