No. Every province (kori) consists of a castle and a city that can be upgraded in eight steps each, as well as a couple of manufactory slots. But if you own it, you alone controll the whole of it.
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No. Every province (kori) consists of a castle and a city that can be upgraded in eight steps each, as well as a couple of manufactory slots. But if you own it, you alone controll the whole of it.
Yes the actual provinces in the game are called kori, and 1 to 10 koris make up a kuni. We have 360 of the first sort, 74 of the later.
Most sources say somewhere around 66-69, but yes I've split Mutsu and Dewa and used their later-day divisions, plus adding a few islands that weren't considered part of any kuni.
Do you mean Dejima island? Because that was established after the time period of the game.