Etymology and distribution of 乗附.

Notsuke 【乗附】^{レベル3
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Wakayama-ken . 松平 surname is given. Wakayama-ken Wakayama-shi Distributed in lower trilogy. 松平 Matsudaira reference.

Nottsuke 【乗附】^{レベル3
About 400}  The Japanese surnames etymology dictionary.

Oosaka-fu , Gifu-ken , Mie-ken .

① Aichi-ken Ama-gun Ooharu-chou Originated from Saijo neighborhood (formerly Matsuhaso ). Place name recorded from the Nanboku era to the Sengoku period. Iwate-ken Tradition in Ichinoseki-shi .

② Oosaka-fu Izumi-shi Originated from a pine needle in Shodo- cho.

③ Gifu-ken Hida-shi Originated from the pine needle of Maki in Kamioka Town.

④ Gifu-ken Takayama-shi Originated from Matsuba-dong in Ikenomata's small branch in Nijikawa town.

⑤ Nara-ken Yoshino-gun Totsukawa-mura Originated from the Matsuba Valley of Yamato's surplus.

⑥ Kumamoto-ken Ashikita-gun Ashikita-machi Originated from the pine needle of Maruyama's small character.

⑦ things . From the pine leaves. Miyazaki-ken Ebino-shi From the Matsuba gate of the gate division system which was in Saigo in the Edo period. Saitama-ken Kumagaya-shi Muraoka, Wakayama-ken Tanabe-shi Kamiyashiki was in the Edo period in the Kii Itabe Samurai of the Clan office, in Miyazaki-ken during the Warring States Period. Saitama-ken Gyouda-shi Honmaru was a keystone of Narita who was a castle owner in the Sengoku period · Azuchi Momoyama period. Good neighbor . Shiga-ken Moriyama-shi In Yajima cho tells that she came to Azuchi-Momoyama period.

⑧ things . Tochigi-ken Ashikaga-shi Meiji New surname by Monk of Temple of Shinsho (Shogyo) temple located in Tomibe-cho. From the temple.

Noritsuke 【乗附】^{レベル3
About 400}  The Japanese surnames etymology dictionary.

Kagoshima-ken Soo-shi , Miyazaki-ken .

① Kagoshima-ken Soo-shi birthplace originated from Maru-Tsuru in Minabata's Minamata Town. There was a Maruzurumon gate of the gate division system in the Edo period in the same place.

② Topography . From a round water stream (crane). Kagoshima-ken Izumi-shi From the Maruzurumon gate in the Shimoin-cho town of the gate division system that was in the Edo period.