Although most Daigaku-besso (including Shogakuin) became merely titles, during Inseiki (the period of the cloister government), a title 'Junnain Shogakuin Ryoin Betto' (the principal of both Junnain and Shogakuin) was created along with the Junnain, the Goin (palace of the retired Emperor) of the retired Emperor Junna, as a post for successive Genji Choja (chiefs of the Minamoto clan), and this title later became one of the titles of samurai families, such as Ashikaga Shogun and Tokugawa Shogun.
ただし､形式のみといっても院政期からは後院である淳和院とともに代々の源氏長者が務める役職として「淳和奨学両院別当」という称号が作られ、のちに武家である足利将軍・徳川将軍の称号の一つとなる。