Religious activities are linked to local socio-economic development and cultural construction through a series of action chains. The source of funding for the construction of a palace can reflect the network of a civil society and its ecological power. At the same time,the frequency of rehabilitation of a given palace,the total amount of money required,the purchasing power of the money acquired and other factors will also reflect the price increases and social stability. Thus,the tablets recording the rehabilitation of a given palace have much significance in revealing the local socio-economic history. This paper gives a study of Taoist property in Yunnan in the Qing dynasty,including the channels for its acquisition and application as well as the means for dispute settlement,which should be helpful to understand the civil society of Yunnan in the Qing dynasty.