Draft:Fukumoto Domain

The Fukumoto Domain was a domain located at Fukumoto Jinya in Jinto District, Harima Province (currently Fukumoto, Kamikawa Town, Kanzaki District, Hyogo Prefecture). However, it existed for a very short time during the Edo period and the Meiji Restoration period, and during that time it was a chigyo area of the Ikeda clan (a formal hatamoto that carried out sankin-kotai).

The Tottori Domain, had a very strong relationship with the Fukumoto Domain, and was in a branch position. In 1870, it was absorbed into the Tottori Domain.



History
In 1640, Ikeda Terusumi (the fourth son of Ikeda Terumasa), the lord of the Yamazaki Domain with a land worth 68,000 koku, was accused of a disturbance in the clan, was fired, and was entrusted to his nephew Ikeda Mitsunaka, the lord of the Tottori Domain. Since Terusumi was the grandson of Tokugawa Ieyasu, he was given 10,000 koku of Kano by the Tottori Domain as compensation. In 1662, Terumi's son Ikeda Masanao inherited 10,000 koku of Tannin. In 1663, Masanao was given an additional 10,000 koku in Harima Province (Jinto District, Jinzai District, and Innan District), and the Fukumoto Domain was established.

In 1665, Masanao died without an heir. His estate was divided and inherited by Masanao's younger brothers, Ikeda Masatake (7,000 koku) and Ikeda Masasai (3,000 koku), and became two hatamoto lords. Of these, Masatake, who became the lord of 7,000 koku of Fukumoto, was given the status of kiyoraiai. When Masatake died in 1687, it was divided between his heir Masamori (6,000 koku) and his second son Masachika (1,000 koku). From then on, all three clan continued until the Meiji Restoration.

The 7th daimyo, Ikeda Yoshimichi, opened a domain school called Keikeikan. In June 1868, the Tottori Domain was given 3,500 koku of rice stored in the Tottori domain, and the rice value was revised down to 10,573 koku, and it was once again ranked as a feudal lord and became a domain. In 1869, the domain school was relocated and its name was changed to Jishukan.

In June 1870, the final daimyo Ikeda Norimasu became imperial governor of the Fukumoto Domain, but in October 1870, the domain was annexed to the Tottori Domain due to financial difficulties, and the domain was abolished.

In July 1884, Norimasu was made a baron due to the enforcement of the Peerage Law, but he relinquished his title in 1894.

Holdings at the end of the Edo period

 * Harima Province
 * Inami District - 1 village
 * Shinto District - 10 villages
 * Jinzai District - 15 villages

List of daimyo

 * {| class=wikitable

! #||Name || Tenure || Courtesy title || Court Rank || kokudaka
 * colspan=6| Japanese Crest Bizenn Chou.svg Ikeda clan, 1663 - 1871 (Tozama daimyo)
 * 1||Ikeda Masanao (池田政直)||1663–1665|| Noto no kami (のと の髪) ||Junior 5th Rank, Lower Grade (従五位下)||10,000 koku||
 * 2||Ikeda Masatake (池田政武)||1665–1687|| None (なし) ||Junior 5th Rank, Lower Grade (従五位下)||10,000 - > 7,000 koku||
 * 3||Ikeda Masamori (池田政森)||1687–1719|| None (なし) ||Junior 5th Rank, Lower Grade (従五位下)||7,000 - > 6,000 koku||
 * 4||Ikeda Yoshimochi (池田良持)||1719–1772|| Ise no kami (伊勢守) ||Junior 5th Rank, Lower Grade (従五位下)|| 6,000 koku||
 * 5||Ikeda Yoshige (池田喜重)||1772–1813|| Tajima no kami (但馬守) ||Junior 5th Rank, Lower Grade (従五位下)||6,000 koku||
 * 6||Ikeda Yoshinaga (池田喜長)||1813–1836|| None (なし) ||Junior 5th Rank, Lower Grade (従五位下)||7,000 koku||
 * 7||Ikeda Yoshimichi (池田喜通)||1836–1868|| None (なし) ||Junior 5th Rank, Lower Grade (従五位下)||7,000 - > 10,573 koku||
 * 8||Ikeda Norimasu (池田憲益)||1868–1871|| Shogoi, Tajima no kami (正五位但馬守) ||Junior 5th Rank, Lower Grade (従五位下)||10,573 koku||
 * }
 * 5||Ikeda Yoshige (池田喜重)||1772–1813|| Tajima no kami (但馬守) ||Junior 5th Rank, Lower Grade (従五位下)||6,000 koku||
 * 6||Ikeda Yoshinaga (池田喜長)||1813–1836|| None (なし) ||Junior 5th Rank, Lower Grade (従五位下)||7,000 koku||
 * 7||Ikeda Yoshimichi (池田喜通)||1836–1868|| None (なし) ||Junior 5th Rank, Lower Grade (従五位下)||7,000 - > 10,573 koku||
 * 8||Ikeda Norimasu (池田憲益)||1868–1871|| Shogoi, Tajima no kami (正五位但馬守) ||Junior 5th Rank, Lower Grade (従五位下)||10,573 koku||
 * }
 * 7||Ikeda Yoshimichi (池田喜通)||1836–1868|| None (なし) ||Junior 5th Rank, Lower Grade (従五位下)||7,000 - > 10,573 koku||
 * 8||Ikeda Norimasu (池田憲益)||1868–1871|| Shogoi, Tajima no kami (正五位但馬守) ||Junior 5th Rank, Lower Grade (従五位下)||10,573 koku||
 * }
 * }
 * }