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'''Musashi''' (武蔵国; -no kuni) was an [[Old provinces of Japan|old province]] of [[Japan]], which today composes [[Tokyo|Tokyo prefecture]], most of [[Saitama prefecture]] and part of [[Kanagawa prefecture]]. Musashi bordered on [[Kai province|Kai]], [[Kozuke province|Kouzuke]], [[Sagami province|Sagami]], [[Shimosa province|Shimosa]], and [[Shimotsuke province]]s. |
'''Musashi''' (武蔵国; -no kuni) was an [[Old provinces of Japan|old province]] of [[Japan]], which today composes [[Tokyo|Tokyo prefecture]], most of [[Saitama prefecture]] and part of [[Kanagawa prefecture]]. Musashi bordered on [[Kai province|Kai]], [[Kozuke province|Kouzuke]], [[Sagami province|Sagami]], [[Shimosa province|Shimosa]], and [[Shimotsuke province]]s. |
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The Japanese battleship IJN ''[[Japanese battleship Musashi|Musashi]]'' was named after this province. |
The Japanese battleship IJN ''[[Japanese battleship Musashi|Musashi]]'' was named after this province. |
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There is also the author known as [[Miyamoto_Musashi|Musashi]]. |
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{{msg:stub}} ''The article contains material from [[OpenHistory]].'' |
{{msg:stub}} ''The article contains material from [[OpenHistory]].'' |
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Revision as of 08:05, 26 May 2004
Musashi (武蔵国; -no kuni) was an old province of Japan, which today composes Tokyo prefecture, most of Saitama prefecture and part of Kanagawa prefecture. Musashi bordered on Kai, Kouzuke, Sagami, Shimosa, and Shimotsuke provinces.
The Japanese battleship IJN Musashi was named after this province.
There is also the author known as Musashi.
The article contains material from OpenHistory.