What were the 66 countries in Japan during the Warring States Period? What's the map like?

There are 9 countries in Feng Jingen, with a total land output of 3 million stones. They are Danbo in the south, Danhou, Shancheng, Jiangguo in the north, Yiga, Jiyi, Hequan and Shejin (Toyotomi Hideyoshi base area).

Nine administrative divisions in ancient China

Nine countries in Kyushu have a total land output of 2.9 million stones. They are: Dagu, Satsuma, Sunward, Abundant, Abundant, Founding First, Founding Later, Fattening First and Fattening Later.

Shikoku

There are four countries in the Shikoku region, with a total land output of 6.5438+0.2 million stones. They are: Iraq, Tosa, Abo _ Awagi and Zanqi.

Donghai Sea

The six countries in the East China Sea have a regional land output of * * * 2.8 million stones. For Mino (Saitō Dō san base), Wei (Oda Nobunaga base), Ise, Sanhe (Tokugawa Ieyasu base), Yuanjiang and Suruga (Imagawa Yoshimoto base).

Hokuriku 65438+800,000 stones

Qian Yue, Kaga, Nengdeng, Yueguo and Houguo (the new base of Shangshan and Guizhou).

Yang Shan Road+Mountain Vagina (namely "China" area)

The real estate has 2.8 million stones, including sowing and grinding, pre-preparation, medium-preparation, post-preparation, an yun, Zhou Fang, Nagato, Danbo, Danhou, Madan, Fan Yin, Qi Bo, Yun Yun, Shi Jian and Yin Qi.

Jiaxin 65438+200,000 stones

Northern Power, Flying Power, Southern Power, Canada Flying Power (Takeda Shingen Base).

Guandong 3 million mangoku

Ueno, Musashi, Izu, Shangzong, Xiazong, Luchang and Shimonoseki.

2.5 million stones in Northeast China

Rock generation country, land front country, feather front country, Lu 'ao country, feather back country.

The so-called sixty-six countries in the Warring States period refers to the full name of sixty-six regions in Japan during the famous Warring States period in history. Since Japan's national division system began in Nara era, it is divided into 66 countries according to the "Feng Jingen Seven Roads" founded by Emperor Tianwu of Japan.