Harima Province

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Harima Province was an old administrative region of Japan located in what is now southwestern Hyōgo Prefecture, along the Seto Inland Sea.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Harima Province canonical 2
Harima no Kuni 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf former province of Japan
abolishedInReform Meiji Restoration
alternateName Banshū
Harima no Kuni
linked to: Harima Province
appearsIn Engishiki
Wamyō Ruijushō
borderedBy Bizen Province NERFINISHED
Inaba Province NERFINISHED
Mimasaka Province NERFINISHED
Settsu Province NERFINISHED
Tajima Province NERFINISHED
Tamba Province
capital Himeji
country Japan
economyType agricultural
existedDuring Azuchi–Momoyama period
Edo period
Heian period
Kamakura period
Muromachi period
Nara period
hadBuddhistProvincialTemple Harima Kokubun-ji
hadIchinomiya Iwa Shrine
hadImportantDomain Himeji Domain
hadMajorCastle Himeji Castle
hadMajorCastleTown Himeji
hadNunnery Harima Kokubun-niji
hadProvincialGovernmentOffice Harima kokufu
hadShrine Iwa Shrine
Nishinomiya Shrine
hasModernEquivalent Harima region of Hyōgo Prefecture
historicalRegionOf southwestern Hyōgo Prefecture
historicalStatus Ritsuryō province
japaneseName 播磨国
linked to: 播磨地方
knownFor Seto Inland Sea maritime trade
fishing
salt production
language Japanese
locatedIn Honshu
Hyōgo Prefecture
linked to: Hyogo Prefecture

Kansai region
locatedOn Seto Inland Sea
partOf Kinai and surrounding provinces
succeededBy Hyōgo Prefecture NERFINISHED
todayPartlyCorrespondsTo Akashi City
Himeji City
linked to: Himeji

Kakogawa City
Tatsuno City
linked to: Itami City

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (3)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Harima-nada Sea namedAfter Harima Province
Ikeda Terumasa associatedWithPlace Harima Province
Harima Province alternateName Harima no Kuni
linked to: Harima Province