No. 3,539 in Japanese
藩
"藩" refers to a feudal domain in Japan during the Edo period.
In a sentence
この藩は教育に力を入れていました。
This domain placed an emphasis on education.
In this sentence, '藩' means a feudal domain in Japan during the Edo period, referring to a political and administrative region governed by a lord.
藩主は村人たちと交流しました。
The domain lord interacted with the villagers.
Here, '藩' refers to the feudal domain, and '藩主' is the lord or ruler of that domain.
藩制度は明治時代に廃止されました。
The domain system was abolished during the Meiji era.
In this context, '藩制度' represents the system of domains or feudal domains in Japan, which was reorganized during the Meiji Restoration.
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