This article is separate into three parts: First, what is the meaning of collision, which-ships are eligible for subjective of collision in maritime law of Republic of China, of other countries, of treaties and international agreements, what is "direction collision", and what is "indirection collision"? Second, how to select jurisdictions when international events of ships of collision arise, and what are the principles of jurisdiction-selecting? Third, it comes into being a statute of conflict of laws when ships collide with, but how to decide the most proper law when the tragedy happens, and what is "Lois de Police" (sometimes as known "Rules of Immediate Application")? Settling on Jurisdiction is important for litigation and recognition and enforcement of foreign Judgments. This article introduces the meaning of jurisdiction, and explains the differences of the definitions between the venue and jurisdiction, and elucidates the principle of jurisdiction in Civil Law and American Law, and probes into the modes of treaties or international agreements in solving disputes on maritime events and collision between ships in detail. Further, researching into jurisdictional conflicts. How is article ninety-four of maritime law of R.O.C. applied to events of collision? Is this article also belonged to "Lois de Police"? What's the different between the application of choice of law and the application of "Lois de Police"? What are the differences between "Lois de Police" and full faith and credit clause? Is "Lois de Police" a one-side rule? Does jurisdiction-selecting and rule-selecting are implied in article ninety-four of maritime law of R.O.C.? All disputes and problems of above are expounded in this article, and I hope this article can throw a stone clear the way.