Kōnu District, Hiroshima

The towns and villages once part of Kōnu District (at the 1889 municipal status enforcement)

• Arida
• Arifuku
• Inaga
• Inakusa
• Ogaya
• Ozuka
• Kajita
• Kamiryōke
• Kamedani
• Kiya
• Kurome
• Goka
• Kohori
• Sakura
• Shinami
• Shimoryōke
• Jōge
• Tarōmaru
• Chiwa
• Tomasu
• Nakaryōke
• Nishino
• Nukuyu
• Fukuda
• Futamori
• Hongō
• Mizunaga
• Yasuda
• Yano

  Timeline (since 1889)

• April 1, 1889 Municipal status enforced. At this time, they were 29 villages.
• October 1, 1895 The villages of Inaga, Okaya, Sakura, Tomasu, and Mizunaga merged to form the village of Kiyotake .
• October 1, 1895 The villages of Kajita, Nishino, Fukuda, and Hongō merged to form the village of Kōnu.
• October 1, 1895 The villages of Arifuku, Ozuka, Kohori, and Futamori merged to form the village of Yoshino.
• May 7, 1897 The village of Jōge gained town status to become the town of Jōge
• January 1, 1912 The villages of Inakusa, Kiya, and Shimoryōke merged to form the village of Tabusa.
• November 1, 1912 The villages of Arida, Tarōmaru, Chiwa, Nukuyu, and Yasuda merged to form the village of Kamikawa
• February 1, 1913 The villages of Kamiryōke, Kamedani, Kurome, Goka, and Nakaryōke merged to form the village of Ryōke.
• March 31, 1954 The town of Jōge and the villages of Kiyotake, Yano, Yoshino, and parts of、Shinami merged to form the town of Jōge .
• March 31, 1955 The villages of Tabusa and Ryōke merged to form the town of Sōryō.
• March 31, 1955 The villages of Kōnu and parts of Kamikawa merged to form the town of Kōnu
• October 10, 1958 The town of Kōnu absorbed the village of Hirosada to create the town of Kōnu
• April 1, 2004 -The town of Jōge was merged into the expanded city of Fuchū.
• April 1, 2004 - The town of Kōnu, along with towns of Kisa, Mirasaka and Miwa, the villages of Funo, Kimita and Sakugi, was merged into the expanded city of Miyoshi .
• March 31, 2005 - The town of Sōryō, along with the towns of Hiwa, Kuchiwa, Saijō, Takano and Tōjō, was merged into the expanded city of Shōbara. Therefore, Kōnu District was dissolved as a result of this merger.