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As a result of various consolidations and mergers of municipalities, the district was incorporated into the five cities of Kariya, Anjō, Takahama, Chiryū and Hekinan in 2005.
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Map showing original extent of Hekikai District in Aichi Prefecture:
* yellow - areas formerly within the district borders during the early Meiji periodColored areas are in this district.
Hekikai-gun is one of the ancient counties of western Mikawa Province and is mentioned in Nara period records, under the alternative pronunciation of the kanji in its name (Aomi), of which the only remain is Aomi-cho, a section of Takahama. In the Edo period, under the Tokugawa shogunate, most of the district was either part of Kariya Domain, a feudal domain, or tenryō territory administered directly by the shogunate, and was of the richest agricultural areas of Mikawa. After the Meiji Restoration, the area was merged into Aichi Prefecture.
District Timelineedit
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October 1, 1889 - In the cadastral reforms of the early Meiji period, Hekikai District was formed, and initially consisted of three towns (Chiryū, Kariya and Ohama) and 56 villages.
October 20, 1890 - Parts of the village of Takatana [the section of Enomae] was split off to form the village of Enomae. (3 towns, 57 villages)
April 1, 1891 - The establishment of the district/county system was implemented.
September 8, 1891:
Parts of the village of Shikizaki (Shikisaki) [the section of Fushimiya] was split off to form the village of Fushimiya. (3 towns, 58 villages)
Parts of the village of Fujino [the sections of Higashimakiuchi, Kamisasaki, Shimosasaki and Kōno] was split off to form the village of Shigasuka. (3 towns, 59 villages)
September 14, 1891 - Parts of the village of Sakai [the section of Higashisakai] was split off to form the village of Higashisakai. (3 towns, 60 villages)
November 10, 1891 - The village of Akumi was split off into two new ones: the sections of Nehuanki (Nemunoki), Fukuoke and Takahashi would form the village of Nehuanki (Nemunoki); while the remaining sections of Kamiaono, Shimoaono and Ariie (Saiki) would form the village of Aono. (3 towns, 61 villages)
November 28, 1891 - The village of Shimoshigehara was split off into two new ones: the sections of Hajōdo and Takasu would form the village of Hantaka; while the remaining section of Shimoshigehara would form the village of Shigehara. (3 towns, 62 villages)
August 3, 1892 - The village of Kitaohama gained town status and was renamed as the town of Shinkawa. (4 towns, 61 villages)
February 19, 1893 - The village of Yasaku (Yahagi) gained town status. (5 towns, 60 villages)
June 22, 1896 - Parts of the village of Kasukai (Kasūmi) [the sections of Nakanogō and Doi] was split off to form the village of Nakai. (5 towns, 61 villages)
July 9, 1900 - The village of Takahama gained town status. (6 towns, 60 villages)
April 4, 1901 - Parts of the village of Hongō [the sections of Watari and Tsutsubari] was split off to form the village of Watari. (6 towns, 61 villages)
May 1, 1906 - The following towns and villages were implemented with the following mergers: (7 towns and 9 villages)
the town of Takahama: the former town of Takahama, and the former villages of Yoshihama and Takatori
the town of Chiryū: the former town of Chiryū, and the former villages of Ushihashi, Kamishigehara and Nagasaki (partially) [the sections of Nishichū (Nishinaka), Tanida (Yata) and Yatsuda (Yatsuta)]
the town of Anjō: the former villages of Anjō, Nagasaki (partially) [the section of Sasame (Shinome)], Sato, Minowa, Fukama (Fukugawa), Akamatsu, Ima, Hiraki (Hirataka) and Furui
the village of Sakurai: the former villages of Sakurai, Fujino, Ogawa (Kogawa) and Mitsukawa (Mikkawa)
the village of Meiji: the former villages of Yonezu (Yonadozu), Nishihana (Seitan), Higashihana (Higashibata), Nezaki, Jōgairi, Izumi and Enomae (Enokimae)
the village of Yosami: the former villages of Takatana, Ogakie, Noda, Hantaka and Nagasaki (partially) [the section of Iguiyama]
the town of Kariya: the former town of Kariya, and the former villages of Shigehara, Oyama, Aizuma and Motokariya
the village of Fujimatsu: the former villages of Sakai, Higashisakai, Hitotsugi and Aimi (Aimami)
the village of Kamigō: Unebe (Unebu), Hisaeno, Masuzuka, Ueno and Wakai (Kazue)
the village of Takaoka: the former villages of Komaba, Wakazono, Tsutsumi and Take
the village of Mutsumi: the former villages of Urabe, Kasūmi, Nakai, Nakajima (Nakashima), Nehuanki (Nemunoki) and Aono
the town of Yasaku (Yahagi): the former town of Yasaku (Yahagi), and the former villages of Nakagō (Chūgō), Hongō, Nagase, Shiki and Shigasuka
the village of Asahi: the former villages of Shikizaki (Shikisaki), Fushimiya and Washizuka
April 1, 1923 - The district council was abolished, while the district office remained.
January 1, 1924 - The village of Tanao gained town status. (8 towns, 8 villages)
July 1, 1926 - The district office was abolished, thus the area remained for geographic purposes.
April 5, 1948 - The towns of Ohama, Shinkawa and Tanao were merged to form the city of Hekinan. (5 towns, 7 villages)
April 1, 1950 - The town of Kariya gained city status. (4 towns, 7 villages)
May 5, 1952 - The town of Anjō gained city status. (3 towns, 7 villages)
May 1, 1955 - The following towns and villages were implemented with the following mergers: (2 towns and 4 villages)
The village of Fujimatsu and parts of the village of Yosami [the sections of Noda, Hanjōdo, Takasu, and Ogakie] were merged into the city of Kariya.
The remaining parts of the village of Yosami [the section of Iguiyama Nihongi Takatana] were merged into the city of Anjō.
The village of Meiji was split off and distant sections were merged into the cities of Hekinan [the section of Nishihana (Seitan)], Anjō [the sections of Higashihana (Higashibata), Nezaki, Enomae (Enokimae), Jōgairi and Ishii] and Nishio [the sections of Yonezu (Yonadozu) and Minaminakane].
The town of Yasaku (Yahagi) was merged into the city of Okazaki.
May 1, 1956 - The village of Tajaoka gained town status. (3 towns, 3 villages)
June 5, 1956 - The village of Sakurai gained town status. (4 towns, 2 villages)
October 15, 1958 - The village of Mutsumi gained town status. (5 towns, 1 village)
April 1, 1961 - The village of Kamigō gained town status. (6 towns)
October 15, 1962 - The town of Mutsumi was merged into the city of Okazaki. (5 towns)
March 1, 1964 - The town of Kamigō was merged into the city of Toyota. (4 towns)
September 1, 1965 - The town of Takaoka was merged into the city of Toyota. (3 towns)
April 1, 1967 - The town of Sakurai was merged into the city of Anjō. (2 towns)
December 1, 1970 - The towns of Chiryū and Takahama were both elevated to city status. Therefore, Hekikai District was dissolved as a result of this merger.
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possible verify the text with references provided in the foreign language article You must provide copyright attribution in the edit summary accompanying your translation by providing an interlanguage link to the source of your translation A model attribution edit summary is Content in this edit is translated from the existing Japanese Wikipedia article at ja 碧海郡 see its history for attribution You should also add the template Translated ja 碧海郡 to the talk page For more guidance see Wikipedia Translation Hekikai 碧海郡 Hekikai gun was a district located in central Aichi Prefecture Japan As a result of various consolidations and mergers of municipalities the district was incorporated into the five cities of Kariya Anjō Takahama Chiryu and Hekinan in 2005 Contents 1 History 1 1 District Timeline 2 See also 3 External linksHistory editThis list is incomplete you can help by adding missing items April 2023 nbsp Map showing original extent of Hekikai District in Aichi Prefecture yellow areas formerly within the district borders during the early Meiji period nbsp Colored areas are in this district Hekikai gun is one of the ancient counties of western Mikawa Province and is mentioned in Nara period records under the alternative pronunciation of the kanji in its name Aomi of which the only remain is Aomi cho a section of Takahama In the Edo period under the Tokugawa shogunate most of the district was either part of Kariya Domain a feudal domain or tenryō territory administered directly by the shogunate and was of the richest agricultural areas of Mikawa After the Meiji Restoration the area was merged into Aichi Prefecture District Timeline edit This list is incomplete you can help by adding missing items April 2023 October 1 1889 In the cadastral reforms of the early Meiji period Hekikai District was formed and initially consisted of three towns Chiryu Kariya and Ohama and 56 villages October 20 1890 Parts of the village of Takatana the section of Enomae was split off to form the village of Enomae 3 towns 57 villages April 1 1891 The establishment of the district county system was implemented September 8 1891 Parts of the village of Shikizaki Shikisaki the section of Fushimiya was split off to form the village of Fushimiya 3 towns 58 villages Parts of the village of Fujino the sections of Higashimakiuchi Kamisasaki Shimosasaki and Kōno was split off to form the village of Shigasuka 3 towns 59 villages September 14 1891 Parts of the village of Sakai the section of Higashisakai was split off to form the village of Higashisakai 3 towns 60 villages November 10 1891 The village of Akumi was split off into two new ones the sections of Nehuanki Nemunoki Fukuoke and Takahashi would form the village of Nehuanki Nemunoki while the remaining sections of Kamiaono Shimoaono and Ariie Saiki would form the village of Aono 3 towns 61 villages November 28 1891 The village of Shimoshigehara was split off into two new ones the sections of Hajōdo and Takasu would form the village of Hantaka while the remaining section of Shimoshigehara would form the village of Shigehara 3 towns 62 villages August 3 1892 The village of Kitaohama gained town status and was renamed as the town of Shinkawa 4 towns 61 villages February 19 1893 The village of Yasaku Yahagi gained town status 5 towns 60 villages June 22 1896 Parts of the village of Kasukai Kasumi the sections of Nakanogō and Doi was split off to form the village of Nakai 5 towns 61 villages July 9 1900 The village of Takahama gained town status 6 towns 60 villages April 4 1901 Parts of the village of Hongō the sections of Watari and Tsutsubari was split off to form the village of Watari 6 towns 61 villages May 1 1906 The following towns and villages were implemented with the following mergers 7 towns and 9 villages the town of Takahama the former town of Takahama and the former villages of Yoshihama and Takatori the town of Chiryu the former town of Chiryu and the former villages of Ushihashi Kamishigehara and Nagasaki partially the sections of Nishichu Nishinaka Tanida Yata and Yatsuda Yatsuta the town of Anjō the former villages of Anjō Nagasaki partially the section of Sasame Shinome Sato Minowa Fukama Fukugawa Akamatsu Ima Hiraki Hirataka and Furui the village of Sakurai the former villages of Sakurai Fujino Ogawa Kogawa and Mitsukawa Mikkawa the village of Meiji the former villages of Yonezu Yonadozu Nishihana Seitan Higashihana Higashibata Nezaki Jōgairi Izumi and Enomae Enokimae the village of Yosami the former villages of Takatana Ogakie Noda Hantaka and Nagasaki partially the section of Iguiyama the town of Kariya the former town of Kariya and the former villages of Shigehara Oyama Aizuma and Motokariya the village of Fujimatsu the former villages of Sakai Higashisakai Hitotsugi and Aimi Aimami the village of Kamigō Unebe Unebu Hisaeno Masuzuka Ueno and Wakai Kazue the village of Takaoka the former villages of Komaba Wakazono Tsutsumi and Take the village of Mutsumi the former villages of Urabe Kasumi Nakai Nakajima Nakashima Nehuanki Nemunoki and Aono the town of Yasaku Yahagi the former town of Yasaku Yahagi and the former villages of Nakagō Chugō Hongō Nagase Shiki and Shigasuka the village of Asahi the former villages of Shikizaki Shikisaki Fushimiya and Washizuka April 1 1923 The district council was abolished while the district office remained January 1 1924 The village of Tanao gained town status 8 towns 8 villages July 1 1926 The district office was abolished thus the area remained for geographic purposes April 5 1948 The towns of Ohama Shinkawa and Tanao were merged to form the city of Hekinan 5 towns 7 villages April 1 1950 The town of Kariya gained city status 4 towns 7 villages May 5 1952 The town of Anjō gained city status 3 towns 7 villages May 1 1955 The following towns and villages were implemented with the following mergers 2 towns and 4 villages The village of Fujimatsu and parts of the village of Yosami the sections of Noda Hanjōdo Takasu and Ogakie were merged into the city of Kariya The remaining parts of the village of Yosami the section of Iguiyama Nihongi Takatana were merged into the city of Anjō The village of Meiji was split off and distant sections were merged into the cities of Hekinan the section of Nishihana Seitan Anjō the sections of Higashihana Higashibata Nezaki Enomae Enokimae Jōgairi and Ishii and Nishio the sections of Yonezu Yonadozu and Minaminakane The town of Yasaku Yahagi was merged into the city of Okazaki May 1 1956 The village of Tajaoka gained town status 3 towns 3 villages June 5 1956 The village of Sakurai gained town status 4 towns 2 villages October 15 1958 The village of Mutsumi gained town status 5 towns 1 village April 1 1961 The village of Kamigō gained town status 6 towns October 15 1962 The town of Mutsumi was merged into the city of Okazaki 5 towns March 1 1964 The town of Kamigō was merged into the city of Toyota 4 towns September 1 1965 The town of Takaoka was merged into the city of Toyota 3 towns April 1 1967 The town of Sakurai was merged into the city of Anjō 2 towns December 1 1970 The towns of Chiryu and Takahama were both elevated to city status Therefore Hekikai District was dissolved as a result of this merger See also editList of dissolved districts of JapanExternal links editCounties of Japan Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Hekikai District amp oldid 1152073046, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
