Miako matchi boonio.—Two officers, governors of Miako, under the Shiogoon, whose duties are similar to those of the governor of Yedo.
Kinri tsuki.—Two officers who act as messengers between the imperial officers and the Shoshidai.
Nijio dzei ban.—The castle of the Shiogoon in Miako is called Nijio. Two Daimios, and men under them, are appointed guards or governors of the castle.
There is a keeper of the storehouses in Miako belonging to the Shiogoon; also a keeper of the weapons of war, guns, great and small, and an officer who superintends the boats on the Yodongawa, the river running past Miako, to give out licenses and receive the payment.
Fushimi boonio.—A Daimio, governor of the town of Fushimi, near Miako. Here Taikosama resided, and built the costly palace which was destroyed by an earthquake. All Daimios have or had residences at Fushimi.
Osaka jiodai.—Governor of the town of Osaka.
Jiobang.—Keeper or warden of the castle of Osaka, built by Taikosama.
Dzeibang.—Captains of the guards in that castle. Two Daimios take this duty.
Kabang.—Four Daimios. These three last officers are all together keepers of the castle of Osaka.
Osaka matchi boonio is street governor of Osaka.