Abstract
This study aims to clarify the architectural regulations for buildings of temple and shrine at the Higo Clan in the late Edo period. This paper clarified following facts. 1. The purpose of Bunsei examination was not only to control the building area but also to record the details of building. 2. On this purpose, the record was based on plan. 3. It can be considered that, alternation of building came to be restricted by thus regulation.
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