The current R. O. C. Civil Code-Property was enacted in Mainland China in 1929. These articles had not been amended until 2007, 2009, 2010. Original articles were in force in Taiwan more than sixty years. Before amendment, following the enactment of many specific statutes, the guidance of scholars' opinions and judicial decisions, the Taiwanese property law had progressed following the social and economic change, and the real meanings of the code had been changed substantially and was deviated from the interpretation of old textbooks. The amendment of the Code in 2007, 2009, 2010 is comprehensive, though still necessary for interpretation. From the alteration of the basic principles, it is known that the new Taiwanese property law is approaching to a more liberal direction. This thesis, a comprehensive exploration of the transition and prospects of the Taiwanese property law, in sequence, explores the early Taiwanese property law, the transition before the amendment, after the amendment, and prospects of the Taiwanese property law, and hopes it will be useful for the understanding and interpretation of the current Taiwanese property law.