The Chiao-Pa-Nien incident, which took place in the year 1915, is the last revolution that the Taiwanese put up against the Japanese colonial government with force. The amount of people that attended this incident was considerable, the battle was fierce, countless lives were taken away and the revenge of the Japanese colonial government was cruel. This incident had a profound influence on Taiwan. What are the factors that cause this large-scale incident? In this article, the author points out three main causes as following: First, in the aspect political status, the Taiwanese people had developed the power and emotion of resisting the Japanese colonial government. Second, a religion called Chai-Chiao which was very popular at that time provided a usable condition for this event. Third, in the aspect of economy, the field study lead by the colonial government brought harmful results to the poor peasant. The three factors stated above are believed to be the three main causes and background that lead to this event.