administration of ancient Tōhoku by Japanese government
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administration of ancient Tōhoku by Japanese government
Summary
administration of ancient Tōhoku by Japanese government is a territorial expansion[1].
Key Facts
- administration of ancient Tōhoku by Japanese government is in the country of Japan[2].
- administration of ancient Tōhoku by Japanese government's instance of is recorded as territorial expansion[3].
- administration of ancient Tōhoku by Japanese government took place at Koshi Province[4].
- The location of administration of ancient Tōhoku by Japanese government was Dewa Province[5].
- The location of administration of ancient Tōhoku by Japanese government was Mutsu Province[6].
- administration of ancient Tōhoku by Japanese government began on 500[7].
- administration of ancient Tōhoku by Japanese government ended on 1000[8].
- Among those involved in administration of ancient Tōhoku by Japanese government was Japan[9].
- Among those involved in administration of ancient Tōhoku by Japanese government was Emishi[10].
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When and Where
administration of ancient Tōhoku by Japanese government began on 500[7]. It ended on 1000[8]. Recorded location include Koshi Province[4], Dewa Province[5], and Mutsu Province[6]. It is in the country of Japan[2].
Context
administration of ancient Tōhoku by Japanese government's instance of is recorded as territorial expansion[3].