| Thumbnail |
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| Collection |
池田家文庫 |
| Resource Type1 |
古文書 |
| Resource Type2 |
池田家 |
| Category |
KuniEzu T1 |
| Code |
T1-80 |
| Title |
Map of Yamashiro Province (Yamashiro no kuni ezu) |
| Date Wa |
未詳 |
| Size |
164.5 x 116.5 |
| Description1 |
（端裏書）「山城国（印）」 |
| Description2 |
※Ｔ１－４８～※Ｔ１－１１３は一連の諸国絵図である、１９９４年度部分補修 |
| Description3 |
山城八郡／高廿壱万六千七拾石、（付紙）淀「六万石・石川主殿頭」、＊二条付紙なし |
| Amount |
1枚 |
| Zoomify Link |
https://repo.lib.okayama-u.ac.jp/zoomify/T1-80.html |
| Zoomify Flg |
高精細画像あり |
| Rights |
http://www.lib.okayama-u.ac.jp/collections/kicho_tetsuduki.html |
| Description4 |
This map belongs to the series comprising over 60 provincial maps prepared in 1633 based on the survey by officials of the Shogunate government. After the establishment of the province and district system (under the Ritsuryo system) during the 8th century, it became customary to place the map of Yamashiro province at the top of any list of provinces. The vermilion circle pinpoints the location of the Imperial palace. As residences of feudal lords, Nijo and Yodo castles are specified. Next to the mark for Yodo Castle a slip of paper is attached indicating 60,000 koku for Ishikawa Tonomo-no-kami. In addition to marks showing villages, two symbols stand out: one for Fushimi town and another for the abandoned castle of Fushimi. |
