Settsu Province
Settsu ( Jap.摂 津 国Settsu no kuni ), Tsu (津 国Tsu no kuni ) province, or Sesshū (摂 州) was an old province of Japan and after the Gokishichidō classification one of the interior provinces ( Kinai ). She lay in the eastern part of today Hyōgo Prefecture and the northern part of Osaka Prefecture.
Osaka and the castle Osakajo were the centers of the province. In the Sengoku period, ruled the Miyoshi clan Settsu and the neighboring provinces of Izumi and Kawachi, until they were conquered by Oda Nobunaga. The provinces were then dominated by Toyotomi Hideyoshi. The Council of Five Regents, which should then govern for his son fell out soon and Ishida Mitsunari as lost the battle of Sekigahara, the area fell to relatives of Tokugawa Ieyasu.
Settsu can also be found today in name as the JR stations Settsu - Motoyama (摂 津 本 山, Kobe ) and Settsu - Tonda (摂 津 富田, Takatsuki, Osaka and Kyoto between ).
34.856944444444135.30138888889Koordinaten: 35 ° N, 135 ° E
Aki · Awa ( Kantō ) · Awa ( Shikoku ) · Awaji · Bingo · Bitchū Bizen · · · Bungo Buzen Chikugo · · · Chikuzen Dewa · ( Ugo · Uzen 1869-1872 ) · Echigo Echizen · · · Etchu Harima · · Hida Higo · Hitachi · Hizen Hoki · · · Hyūga Iga · Iki · Inaba Ise · · Iwaki ( 718-724 ) · · Iwami Iwase ( 718-724 ) · · Iyo Izu · Izumi Izumo · · Kaga · Kai · Kawachi · · Kazusa Kii · Kozuke Mikawa · · · Mimasaka Mino · Musashi · Mutsu · ( Iwaki Iwashiro · · · Rikuchu Rikuo · Rikuzen 1869-1872 ) · Nagato Noto · · · Oki Ōmi Ōsumi · · ( Tane 702-824 ) · · Ryukyu Owari (1872 -1879 ) Sado · · · Sagami Sanuki Satsuma · · · Settsu Shima · · Shimousa Shimotsuke · Shinano · ( Suwa 721-731 ) · · Suo Suruga Tajima · · · Tango · Tamba Tosa · Tōtōmi · · Tsushima Wakasa · · Yamashiro Yamato · ( Yoshino 716-738 )
Chishima Hidaka · · · Iburi Ishikari Kitami · · · Kushiro Nemuro Oshima · · · Shiribeshi Teshio · Tokachi
Fusa · Hi · Keno · Kibi · · Koshi Kumaso (?) · · Toyo Tsukushi
- Japanese province
- Osaka Prefecture
- Hyōgo Prefecture
- Kansai