Abstract
1) The administrator of 'DOHGURA' was 'NEN-YO', who was a priest holding an administrative position in the cooperative organization of Japanese medieval Buddhist temples. 2) The property administrated by the temple's cooperative organization was called 'BUTSU-MOTSU' (the property of Buddha) 3) However temples did not have 'DOHGURA' in ancient times, there were various ways to store temple's Property such as 'DOHGURA' in medieval times. 4) Main temples that had 'DOHGURA' were the new type of main temples in medieval times, and those had an important meaning in relation to the management of temples and to the society of monks.
