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The ''bugyôsho'' (Magistrate's Office) itself was a large compound, containing west and east offices, with a main gate on the west side. Stone walls topped with a white plaster wall extended to the north and south of this gate, and ''yagura'' towers were in place to the north and south.

The ''bugyôsho'' (Magistrate's Office) itself was a large compound, containing west and east offices, with a main gate on the west side. Stone walls topped with a white plaster wall extended to the north and south of this gate, and ''yagura'' towers were in place to the north and south.

Naitô Masatsuna served as ''Fushimi bugyô'' in the 1850s. The position was abolished following the death of ''bugyô'' [[Hayashi Tadakata]] on [[1867]]/6/26, with Fushimi being placed into the jurisdiction of the Kyoto ''[[machi bugyo|machi bugyô]]''. The former ''bugyôsho'' then became the chief base for [[Shinsengumi]] and [[Aizu han]] troops, and other forces loyal to the former shogunate in the [[1868]] [[Battle of Toba-Fushimi]], during which the structure was severely damaged by cannon fire from [[Satsuma han]] forces based at [[Gokonomiya Shrine|Gokônomiya Shrine]], and eventually burned down.

[[Naito Masatsuna|Naitô Masatsuna]] served as ''Fushimi bugyô'' in the 1850s. The position was abolished following the death of ''bugyô'' [[Hayashi Tadakata]] on [[1867]]/6/26, with Fushimi being placed into the jurisdiction of the Kyoto ''[[machi bugyo|machi bugyô]]''. The former ''bugyôsho'' then became the chief base for [[Shinsengumi]] and [[Aizu han]] troops, and other forces loyal to the former shogunate in the [[1868]] [[Battle of Toba-Fushimi]], during which the structure was severely damaged by cannon fire from [[Satsuma han]] forces based at [[Gokonomiya Shrine|Gokônomiya Shrine]], and eventually burned down.

Beginning in [[1871]], the Imperial Guard, and later the 16th engineering battalion were then later based at the site. Today, the site is home to a public housing development.

Beginning in [[1871]], the Imperial Guard, and later the 16th engineering battalion were then later based at the site. Today, the site is home to a public housing development.