Abstract:The hierarchy in architecture is actually a reflection of the feudal etiquette system in architecture. The architectural coloured glaze of the Ming Dynasty was limited to royal palaces, gardens, mausoleums, altar temples, prince's mansions, and folk temples and Taoist temples. According to the current investigation, it is found that the color with grade of Ming Dynasty architectural coloured glaze are related. The Ming dynasty still retains some of the characteristics of the Song Dynasty coloured glaze in terms of shape and structure, but it is much more abundant in terms of size and specifications than the Song Dynasty, which may be influenced by the Yuan Dynasty.