The authorities of Kyoto University, who had already started to prepare to rebuild Kyoto University, virtually ignored this notice, and in the following months of the notice, went ahead with the opening of the university as 'Provisional Kyoto University' (temporary university) (It was referred to as 'Kyoto School' in the notice by Kyoto rusukan (officer for the emperor who was out of Kyoto)).
既に京都大学校建て替え準備に入っていた京都大学校関係者たちはこの通達を事実上無視し、通達翌月には「京都大学校代（仮大学校）」として大学校開校を強行した（京都留守官の通達では「京都学校」とされた）。