Kawachi Province. – separated from Ise Province in 680 – separated from Ise Province at the beginning of the 8th century – separated from Suruga Province in 680 – Transferred from Tōsandō to Tōkaidō in 771 – Divided from Kazusa Province in 718. Although re-joined to Kazusa Province in 741, separated from Kazusa Province again in 781 – divided from in the 7th century – divided from Fusa Province in the 7th century from 721 to 731 – divided from during the 4th century – divided from Keno Province during the 4th century – broke Dewa District in Echigo Province and create Dewa Province in 712. On October of the same year, Mogami and Okitama Districts in Mutsu Province merged into Dewa Province. Since the 1868 breakup – split off from Hitachi Province in the 7th century 718 for several years Since the 1868 breakup – broke off from during the end of the 7th century – divided from Echizen Province in 823 – divided from Echizen Province in 718. Although occupied by Etchu Province in 741, divided from Etchū Province in 757 – broke off from Koshi Province during the end of the 7th century – broke off from Koshi Province during the end of the 7th century – although occupied by Echigo in 743, divided from Echigo in 752 – divided from Tanba in 713 – divided from Bizen Province in 713 – broke off from during the 2nd half of the 7th century – broke off from Kibi Province during the 2nd half of the 7th century – broke off from Kibi Province during the 2nd half of the 7th century Equivalent to Shikoku and its surroundings, as well as a nearby area of Honshu Equivalent to Kyushu and its surroundings – broke off from at the end of the 7th century – broke off from Toyo Province at the end of the 7th century – broke off from until the end of the 7th century – broke off from Tsukushi Province until the end of the 7th century – broke off from until the end of the 7th century – broke off from Hi Province until the end of the 7th century – earlier called – divided from Hyūga Province in 713 From 702 to 824 – divided from Hyūga Province in 702 – officially – officially Equivalent to Hokkaido and its surroundings. Originally known as