Cases introduced glioblastoma arises from previously resected meningioma without inducing factors are rare. We reported a 78-year-old male who was diag-nosed with meningothelial meningioma, underwent tumor excision and remained stable during out-patient department follow up without adjuvant radiotherapy ad-ministrated 13 years ago before this admission. An intracranial mass lesion in right temporal lobe was found around the location of previous resected meningioma. Final pathology report confirmed a diagnosis of glioblastoma. This case may be a result of coincidence or supports previous hypothesis of the relationship between parenchy-mal injury and high-grade glioma formation.