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The 27 pages that link to Satsuma Domain, each with the reason it gives.

• Abolition of the han systemRelated: Satsuma leaders helped establish the government that abolished the domains.

• Ryukyu IslandsRelated: Satsuma’s invasion began the kingdom’s long period of constrained independence.

• Tokugawa YoshinobuRelated: Satsuma’s alliance with Chōshū helped drive the movement that displaced Yoshinobu.

• Satsuma-Chōshū AllianceRelated: Its leaders reversed their earlier opposition to Chōshū and supplied the alliance with military strength.

• Ryukyu DispositionRelated: Its longstanding control gave Japan a basis for claiming authority over the islands.

• Okinawa IslandRelated: Its invasion altered the island’s political history while the kingdom retained nominal autonomy.

• GenrōRelated: Satsuma supplied several leaders who became genrō.

• Amami IslandsRelated: Satsuma took control of Amami in the early seventeenth century.

• Battle of Toba–FushimiRelated: Satsuma troops formed a core part of the victorious imperial coalition.

• Shuri CastleRelated: Satsuma’s invasion changed the kingdom’s political position while Shuri remained its court center.

• Tōgō HeihachirōRelated: Tōgō was born into a Satsuma samurai family before Japan’s naval institutions took shape.

• Kagoshima PrefectureRelated: Its territory formed the historical core of modern Kagoshima Prefecture.

• Amami ŌshimaRelated: Satsuma took control of the Amami Islands in the early seventeenth century.

• Shō TaiRelated: Its earlier dominance shaped the constrained sovereignty inherited by Shō Tai.

• NahaRelated: Satsuma’s rule altered the kingdom’s independence and its trade centered on Naha.

• Sai OnRelated: Satsuma’s demands shaped the fiscal and political pressures Sai On addressed.

• Shō HashiRelated: Its later intervention tested the kingdom built under Shō Hashi’s successors.

• Yaeyama IslandsRelated: Its invasion shaped the kingdom’s rule over Yaeyama.

• History of the Ryukyu IslandsRelated: Satsuma controlled Ryukyu while allowing it to retain a degree of separate identity and diplomacy.

• RyukyuansRelated: Satsuma’s invasion began centuries of indirect rule over the kingdom.

• Thomas Blake GloverRelated: Glover supplied Satsuma with weapons and equipment as it challenged the Tokugawa shogunate.