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Bugyō

Bugyō (奉行) was a title assigned to samurai officials in feudal Japan. Bugyō is often translated as commissioner, magistrate, or governor, and other terms would be added to the title to describe more specifically a given official's tasks or jurisdiction.

Edo period, Pre-Edo period & Meiji period

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Pre-Edo period

Edo period

Meiji period

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Bugyō

Nodes92
Edges91
Triples214
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.021739
Components1

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Bugyō

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related to References · 119
Bugyō → Age, Akira, Amsterdam, Antimonopoly Law, Architecture, Ashikaga Yoshinori, Authority, Beasley, Became Tokyo, Brill Publishers, Brinkley, Britain, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, Century Tosa, City, Co, Coaldrake, Columbia University Press, Commercial Dispute Processing
related to List · 75
Bugyō → Ancestors, Bugu-bugyō, Cereal Stores, Cinnabar, Commissioners, Comptrollers, Copper, Daikan, Deputies, Dōza, Edo, Ezo, Finance, Fushimi, Fushin-bugyō, Gaikoku-bugyō, Ginza, Gold, Governor, Governors
related to Pre-Edo period · 9
Bugyō → Ashikaga, Ashikaga Yoshinori, Edo, Heian, However, In, Kamakura, Over, Tosen-bugyō
related to Meiji period · 7
Bugyō → As, For, Hohei-bugyō, In, Meiji, Meiji Restoration, Tokugawa
related to Edo period · 3
Bugyō → During, Edo, Tokugawa
see also · 1
Bugyō → ShugoGo-Bugyō

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isbn edo overseers japan administrators commissioners university shogunal london press machi-bugyō magistrates municipal port za kyoto cloth title meiji magistrate

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Bugyōrelated to Edo periodDuring0.60section
Bugyōrelated to Edo periodEdo0.60section
Bugyōrelated to Edo periodTokugawa0.60section
Bugyōrelated to ListEdo0.60section
Bugyōrelated to ListMagistrates0.60section
Bugyōrelated to ListKita-machi-bugyō0.60section
Bugyōrelated to ListNorth Edo0.60section
Bugyōrelated to ListMinami-machi-bugyō0.60section
Bugyōrelated to ListSouth Edo0.60section
Bugyōrelated to ListFushin-bugyō0.60section
Bugyōrelated to ListSuperintendents0.60section
Bugyōrelated to ListPublic Works0.60section

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