In the third year of Jingtai in the Ming Dynasty (1452), the county was established. Emperor Jingtai named it "Taishun" with the meaning of "the country is peaceful and the people are safe, and people's hearts are in submission".
In the third year of Jingtai in the Ming Dynasty (1452), the imperial court sent troops to suppress the peasant uprising team led by Deng Maoqi and Ye Zongliu on the Zhejiang-Fujian border. Fifty-nine, sixty-five and 12 miles apart, Pingyang County's Guiren Township, thirty-eight, thirty-nine, and forty-three, six miles apart from the capital, were established as counties to govern Luoyang. Emperor Jingtai gave it with the intention of "the country is peaceful and the people are safe, and the people are obedient." The name is Taishun. He was subordinate to Wenzhou Prefecture, Zhejiang Chief Envoy Division. In the Qing Dynasty, the affiliation remained unchanged. In the third year of Xuantong (1911), the Revolution of 1911 broke out, Zhejiang was restored, and Taishun came under the jurisdiction of the Wenzhou Military and Government Branch. In the first year of the Republic of China (1912), the Wenzhou Military and Government Branch was abolished. In 3 years, was built on Ouhaidao , and Taishun belongs to it. In 2016, the road was abolished and a two-level system of provinces and counties was implemented, with counties directly under the jurisdiction of Zhejiang Province. In 2021, the administrative supervision district system was implemented. Taishun belonged to the 10th County Supervision District of Zhejiang Province (renamed the Fourth Special Administrative Supervision District). In 2022, it was renamed the Third Special Administrative Supervision District. In August of the same year, it was renamed as the resident county of the special administrative area. Named Yongjia Administrative Inspectorate District. In March 23, it was renamed the Eighth District Administrative Inspectorate and Security Commander's Office). In April 1936, the province was reorganized into administrative inspection areas. Taishun County was once placed under the 6th Administrative Inspection District (today Lishui area), and in May it was reclassified to the 5th District (Wenzhou) Administrative Supervision Commissioner and Security Commander's Office. In August 1949, it was affiliated to the Fifth Commissioner's Office of the Zhejiang Provincial People's Government. In October, the Fifth Commissioner's Office was renamed Wenzhou District Commissioner's Office and renamed Wenzhou Commissioner's Office, with Taishun belonging to it. In 1967, it came under the jurisdiction of the Wenzhou Military Control Commission and the Left Support Joint Command of the Chinese People's Liberation Army. In December 1968, it was affiliated to the Wenzhou Regional Revolutionary Committee. In September 1978, it belonged to the Wenzhou District Administrative Office. From September 1981 to present, he has been affiliated to Wenzhou City .
