Yamaguchi-ken Yamaguchi-shi . Thing . From the internal organs. In Yamaguchi-ken , he tells that Mr. Hayashi gave himself from his boss because of his thick liver during reclamation work. Estimated in the Edo period. 林 reference.
Hyougo-ken Toyooka-shi , Okayama-ken · Kouchi-ken . Hyougo-ken Toyooka-shi Originated from Inokosako, a small paddle in Tadani-machi. The kanji representation in the estimation of the place name is "Inoko Saku".
Gunma-ken , Aichi-ken , Hyougo-ken .
① Topography . From the side of Hagi. There is a surname including "Hagi".
② Origin of Yamaguchi-ken Hagi-shi . A place name with a record since the Warring States Period. In Shodoshima of Kagawa-ken tells that Heike's lost man who came from Yamaguchi-ken Hagi-shi called. "Hagi is the book" meaning. 平 reference. Kagawa-ken Shouzu-gun Shoudoshima-chou In Ikeda, let's say that Yamaguchi-ken Hagi-shi Horiuchi served in the Choshu clan in 1864 (Yuan first year), 1866 (Keio 2 years) against Choshu clan.
③ Nara-ken Yamabe-gun Yamazoe-mura Originated from Hagimoto, a small salt -sized miniature.
④ Wakayama-ken Higashimuro-gun Kushimoto-chou Originated from Hagio, a shrine in Shionomisaki. "Hagio is the book."
| Whole Japan | Prefectures | |
|---|---|---|
| レベル | 3 |
1 Kumamoto-ken(About 50) 2 Ishikawa-ken(About 10) 3 Tottori-ken(About 10) 3 Fukui-ken(About 10) 3 Hiroshima-ken(About 10) 3 Nara-ken(About 10) 3 Hyougo-ken(About 10) 8 Kanagawa-ken(Very rare) 8 Toukyou-to(Very rare) 8 Shimane-ken(Very rare) |
| Population | About 130 | |
| Ranking | 27,353 | |
| Rank by city |
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1 Amakusa-shi(About 40) 2 Hakusan-shi(About 10) 2 Kure-shi(About 10) 2 Obama-shi(About 10) 2 Saihaku-gun Houki-chou(About 10) 2 Himeji-shi(About 10) 7 Matsue-shi(Very rare) 7 Kitakatsuragi-gun Ouji-chou(Very rare) 7 Kawasaki-shi Saiwai-ku(Very rare) 7 Kanazawa-shi(Very rare) |
| Rank by subregion |
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1 熊本県 天草市 牛深町(About 40) 2 鳥取県 西伯郡伯耆町 大殿(About 10) |
Ichiji 【一二】レベル3
About 130, Kiji 【奇二】レベル2
About 20, Tsumabira 【一二】レベル3
About 130, Hifu 【一二】レベル3
About 130 are referenced.
