All land in Rokugan was divided into provinces that were under the control of provincial governors.

Contents 1 Crab Clan Lands 1.1 Hida provinces 1.2 Hiruma provinces 1.3 Kaiu provinces 1.4 Kuni provinces 1.5 Toritaka provinces 1.6 Yasuki provinces 2 Crane Clan Lands 2.1 Asahina provinces 2.2 Daidoji provinces 2.3 Doji provinces 2.4 Kakita provinces 3 Dragon Clan Lands 3.1 Kitsuki Provinces 3.2 Mirumoto Provinces 3.3 Tamori Provinces 3.4 Togashi Provinces 4 Lion Clan Lands 4.1 Akodo provinces 4.2 Ikoma provinces 4.3 Kitsu provinces 4.4 Matsu provinces 5 Mantis Clan Lands 5.1 Kitsune Provinces 5.2 Moshi provinces 5.3 Tsuruchi provinces 5.4 Yoritomo provinces 6 Phoenix Clan Lands 6.1 Agasha provinces 6.2 Asako provinces 6.3 Isawa provinces 6.4 Shiba provinces 7 Scorpion Clan Lands 7.1 Bayushi provinces 7.2 Shosuro provinces 7.3 Soshi provinces 7.4 Yogo provinces 8 Unicorn Clan Lands 8.1 Horiuchi provinces 8.2 Ide provinces 8.3 Iuchi provinces 8.4 Moto provinces 8.5 Shinjo provinces 8.6 Utaku provinces 9 Imperial provinces 10 References

Crab Clan Lands Edit

The lands of the Crab Clan were divided into 15 provinces.^[1] This would later increase to 16 following the absorption of the Falcon Clan and the Toritaka province into the Crab.^[2]

Hida provinces Edit

There were five Hida provinces;

• Garanto province
• Juuin province
• Kyoukan province
• Ishibei province
• Ishigaki province

Hiruma provinces Edit

There were three Hiruma provinces;

• Hissori province
• Ienikaeru province
• Kinbou province

Kaiu provinces Edit

There were three Kaiu provinces;

• Hokufuu province
• Yoake province
• Kuda province

Kuni provinces Edit

There were two Kuni provinces;

• Midakai province
• Adauchi province

Toritaka provinces Edit

There was one Toritaka province;

• Toritaka province

Yasuki provinces Edit

There were two Yasuki provinces;

• Sunda Mizu province
• Junkin province

Crane Clan Lands Edit

The lands of the Crane Clan were divided into 16 provinces.^[3]

Asahina provinces Edit

There were three Asahina provinces;

• Anshin province
• Wakiaiai province
• Shinkyou province

Daidoji provinces Edit

There were four Daidoji provinces;

• Kosaten province
• Hayaku province
• Sabishii province
• Ichigun province

Doji provinces Edit

There were five Doji provinces;

• Kazenmuketsu province
• Oyomesan province
• Itoshii province
• Umoeru province
• Kougen province

Kakita provinces Edit

There were four Kakita provinces;

• Takuetsu province
• Nanhan province
• Gyousha province
• Kishou province

Dragon Clan Lands Edit

The lands of the Dragon Clan were divided into 10 provinces.^[4]

Kitsuki Provinces Edit

There were three Kitsuki provinces;

• Shinpi province
• Kaitou province
• Sinjutsu province

Mirumoto Provinces Edit

There were five Mirumoto provinces;

• Chokai province^[5] (no longer exists)
• Gaien province
• Yakeishi province
• Toshibu province
• Kousou province

Tamori Provinces Edit

There were two Tamori provinces;

• Sabishii province
• Kinenkan province

Togashi Provinces Edit

There was one Togashi Province;

• Mucha province

Lion Clan Lands Edit

The lands of the Lion Clan were divided into 23 provinces.^[6]

Akodo provinces Edit

There were six Akodo provinces;

• Oiku province
• Kokoro province
• Henkyou province
• Shimizu province
• Renga province
• Ken-ryu province

On of them was formerly known as Shinboru province. ^[7]

Ikoma provinces Edit

There were five Ikoma provinces;

• Gisei province
• Eiyu province
• Shirani province
• Ikota province
• Gunsho province

Kitsu provinces Edit

There were four Kitsu provinces;

• Hayai province
• Rugashi province
• Dairiki province
• Foshi province

Matsu provinces Edit

There were eight Matsu provinces;

• Gakka province
• Chuugen province
• Tonfajutsen province
• Azuma province
• Heigen province
• Kaeru province
• Yojin province
• Yama province

Mantis Clan Lands Edit

The lands of the Mantis Clan were divided into 13 provinces ^[8] before the Fox Clan joined them.

Kitsune Provinces Edit

There was one Kitsune province;

• Kakusu province

Moshi provinces Edit

There was one Moshi province;

• Hinome province

Tsuruchi provinces Edit

There were five Tsuruchi provinces;

• Ashinagabachi province
• Enzan province
• Chuuhan province
• Douro province
• Shaiga province

Yoritomo provinces Edit

There were seven Yoritomo provinces;

• Gotei province
• Koutetsukan province
• Kaze province
• Inazuma province
• Irie province
• Tokigogachu province
• Maigosera province

Phoenix Clan Lands Edit

The lands of the Phoenix Clan were divided into 19 provinces.^[9]

Agasha provinces Edit

There were four Agasha provinces;

• Anshin province
• Mihari province
• Omoidasu province
• Haimaato province

Asako provinces Edit

There were four Asako provinces;

• Enju province
• Ki-rin province
• Kyuukai province
• Yogen province

Isawa provinces Edit

There were six Isawa provinces;

• Yosomono province
• Kougen province
• Kinkaku province
• Garanto province
• Aoijiroi province
• Maryoku province

Shiba provinces Edit

There were five Shiba provinces;

• Enjaku province
• Ukabu province
• Nanimo province
• Bachiatari province
• Nejiro province

Scorpion Clan Lands Edit

The lands of the Scorpion Clan were divided into 12 provinces.^[10]

Bayushi provinces Edit

There were four Bayushi provinces;

• Kunizakai province
• Hizoku province
• Chuuou province
• Nezuban province

Shosuro provinces Edit

There were three Shosuro provinces;

• Ryoko province
• Kakushikoto province
• Kawa province

Soshi provinces Edit

There were three Soshi provinces;

• Kinbou province
• An'ei province
• Yuma province

Yogo provinces Edit

There were two Yogo provinces;

• Fukitsu province
• Beiden province

Unicorn Clan Lands Edit

The lands of the Unicorn Clan were divided into 18 provinces.^[11]

Horiuchi provinces Edit

There was one Horiuchi province;

• Ujidera province

Ide provinces Edit

There were two Ide provinces;

• Garanto province
• Eijitsu province

Currently disappeared provinces of the Ide:

• Gakko province

Iuchi provinces Edit

There were two Iuchi provinces;

• Shinten province
• Kaihi province

Moto provinces Edit

There were four Moto provinces;

• Zenzan province
• Kawabi province
• Ikoku province
• Enkaku province

Shinjo provinces Edit

There were four Shinjo provinces;

• Aishou province
• Haisho province
• Kouryo province
• Bugaisha province

Utaku provinces Edit

There were five Utaku provinces;

• Isei province
• Manaka province
• Tsuriai province
• Koubaku province
• Senseki province

Imperial provinces Edit

It was recorded a province of the Seppun

• Seppun province

References