The Grand Court of Revision was an agency in the capital since the North Chi dynasty around the 6th century A.D. Through all the periods, the Ming times imitated the regime from the Song dynasty that rebuilds the Grand Court of Revision once again. Ming Taizu established the Grand Court of Revision was the evidence of implementing the policy that the Ming government imitated the Yuan's polity originally and restored the Song's at last. In order to know that the background of restoring the Grand Court of Revision in Ming Taizu times, we should explore the Grand Court of Revision before the Ming times. Especially the Grand Court of Revision in the Song's central government was quite alike in the Ming's central government. In this article, we discovered the Ming Taizu, established the Grand Court of Revision in the Ming's central government before he united the states, until he disband the institute after he controlled all the provinces of China. He also interested in Song's polity when he canceled the institute of the decision making and restored the Grand Court of Revision in the Ming's central government. By the way, the Grand Court of Revision in the Ming Taizu times that established the foundation of the judicial review system in the Ming and Qing times.