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Politics and government of
Pre-modern Japan

Asuka Period • Nara Period • Heian Period • Kamakura period • Kemmu restoration • Muromachi period • Nanboku-chō period • Sengoku period • Azuchi-Momoyama period

Edo Period, 1603–1868

Daijō-kan
The Great Council of State

• Chancellor or Chief Minister (Daijō daijin)
• Minister of the Left (Sadaijin)
• Minister of the Right (Udaijin)
• Minister of the Center (Naidaijin)
• Major Counselor (Dainagon)
• Middle Counselor (Chūnagon)
• Minor Counselor (Shōnagon)

The Eight Ministries

• Ministry of the Center (Nakatsukasa-shō)
• Ministry of the Civil Services (Shikibu-shō)
• Ministry of the Ceremonies (Jibu-shō)
• Ministry of Taxation (Minbu-shō)
• Ministry of Military (Hyōbu-shō)
• Ministry of Justice (Gyōbu-shō)
• Ministry of the Treasury (Ōkura-shō)
• Ministry of the Imperial Household (Kunai-shō)

Meiji Period,1868–1912 1868–1871
1871–1875

• Chancellor or Chief Minister (Daijō daijin)

1875–1881
1881–1885

• Lord Keeper of the Privy Seal of Japan (Naidaijin)

1885–1889
Taishō period, 1912–1926 Shōwa period, 1926–1989 1947

• Imperial Household Agency (Kunaichō)

Heisei period, 1989–present