Etymology and distribution of 上平.

Uehira 【上平】^{レベル5
About 5,000}  The Japanese surnames etymology dictionary.

Kanagawa-ken , Saitama-ken · Chiba-ken . 梅影 of 梅影 .

Uetaira 【上平】^{レベル5
About 5,000}  The Japanese surnames etymology dictionary.

Nara-ken , Fukui-ken . Occupation . From officials in the right horse (Uma Ume) dormitory who managed horses under the rule of the Asuka period. Kyouto-fu Kyouto-shi In the Heian period was the right horse town of Heiankyo near Taikou Osado-cho in Ukyo-ku.

Good neighbor . Kanagawa-ken Odawara-shi In 1528 ( Kobukuro first year), there is a record of a leather trader at Kohachi - bashi .

Uedaira 【上平】^{レベル5
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Toukyou-to , Ibaraki-ken Kashima-shi · Fukushima-ken Shirakawa-shi . Estimated by aunt (Oka). Fukushima-ken Shirakawa-shi Distributed in Kogurezakayama.

Uwadaira 【上平】^{レベル5
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Oosaka-fu , Tokushima-ken .

① Tokushima-ken Mima-shi There is a distribution in Honbuki-machi Akabane.

② 大胡 variant. In Chiba-ken it's oko. 大胡 Oogo reference.

Kamitai 【上平】^{レベル5
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貴家 Sasuga reference.

Kamitaira 【上平】^{レベル5
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Hiroshima-ken Onomichi-shi . There is a 木屋 surname.

Kamidaira 【上平】^{レベル5
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帰家 Kan'ya reference.

Kamihira 【上平】^{レベル5
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Kagoshima-ken Amami-shi . There is a payment on the surname of Amagi archipelago of Kagoshima-ken . 納 Osame reference.

Kanbira 【上平】^{レベル5
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Kagawa-ken Marugame-shi . Terrain . A variant of 倉崎 . Kagawa-ken Marugame-shi Distributed in the earthenware town west.

Jouhira 【上平】^{レベル5
About 5,000}  The Japanese surnames etymology dictionary.

Hokkaidou . Tottori-ken Tottori-shi Higashi - cho was in the Edo period in the Tottori Samurai of the Clan Office. In Hokkaidou Kushiro-shi tells that he came from Tottori-ken in 1886.