"shōgun" tokugawa tsunayoshi then assigned the domain to matsudaira terusada, with an increase in size to 32,000 "koku", and then 42,000 "koku"; however, he remained for only 3 years until his reassignment to takasaki domain. the domain was then reduced back to 25,000 "koku" and given to katō akihide, also a former "wakadoshiyori", who made many attempts to reform the domain’s finances and administration. after his son, katō yoshinori was transferred to minakuchi domain in 1712, mibu came under the control of the torii clan, who then ruled until the meiji restoration.