Etymology and distribution of 並波.

Nanba 【並波】^{レベル2
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Saitama-ken Iruma-shi . Terrain . From Fuchi and Izumi. Saitama-ken Iruma-shi It was the Shinto priest of Takakura's Hikawa Shrine in the Edo period.

Namiba 【並波】^{レベル2
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Hiroshima-ken , Oosaka-fu , Fukuoka-ken .

① Convention . Abbreviation of Fujiwara. In Iwate - ken Hachimantai - shi tell him that Mr. Fujiwara of the fallen person came and changed. Estimated in the Kamakura period. Kyouto-fu Uji-shi Shirakawa, Akita-ken Senboku-shi Tazawako Kakunoda It was in the Edo era at Zhongguancun in East Koigo . Good neighbor . Fukuoka-ken Iidzuka-shi Rakuichi, Nara-ken Kitakatsuragi-gun Kanmaki-chou Kamaki, Kanagawa-ken Isehara-shi Distributed in Kamisakaya. 藤原 Fujiwara reference.

② Abstract . Synthesis of Kudo and Hosokawa. Tokushima-ken Miyoshi-shi In the name of Yamashiro Town Kudo tells Mr. Kudo as the vassal of Mr. Hosokawa and called it during the Warring States Period. Toukyou-to Chiyoda-ku Chiyoda was in the Edo era as the shogunate of the Edo shogunate of the government agency. In the Mie-ken Chubu (formerly Ise-ku), the shogunate tells that he was renamed from Kudo surname under the life of Oda Nobuo during the Warring States Period. 工藤 Kudou reference. 細川 Hosokawa reference.

③ Topography . From the wisteria and the river. Gunma - ken Shibukawa - shi In Akagi - machi Kashiwagi, I tell him that the wisteria was blooming on the banks of the river, so that in 1856 (Ansei 3 years) he was renamed from Kusabi surname. 草場 Kusaba reference. Kagoshima-ken Aira-gun Yuusui-chou From the Fujikawa gate of the gate division system which was in the Edo period constantly.

④ Shizuoka-ken Haibara-gun Kawanehon-chou Origin of Fujikawa. A place name with a record since the Edo period. Tradition in Shimane-ken western part (formerly Iwami-kuni).

⑤ Kagoshima-ken Hioki-shi Originated from Fujikawa, a small figure of Nagasato, Higashi Machibori Machi. There was Fujikawa gate in the same place in the Edo period as a gate division system.