 The Ōta provided the next seven "daimyōs" of Kakegawa until the Meiji Restoration, and thus brought about a period of much-needed stability and continuity to government policies.The domain had a population of 3,443 people in 906 households per the 1843 census, the domain maintained its primary residence ("kamiyashiki") in Edo at Soto-Sakura, in what is now Kasumigaseki, Tokyo.In February 1869, 7th (and final) "daimyō", Ōta Sukeyoshi were transferred by the new Meiji government to the short-lived Matsuo Domain in Kazusa Province.