The fruit price for Indian jujube during the late season was usually high due to the short supply of Indian jujube in the market. Hence, breeding Indian jujube with late maturity characteristics for plantation will be beneficial for increasing the farmers' income. For breeding and selection of superior varieties, the natural crosses have been applied among Indian jujube varieties in this experiment. Hybrid seeds obtained from open-pollinated population have been propagated as seedlings for three-year observations. Lines with late-maturity, high quality, and long fruit shelf life have been selected as materials for line testing. Superior lines selected from line testing were further tested by regional yield trial at major production sites. From the results of regional yield trials, the selected lines were registered as new variety and then for extension. Based on the results of regional yield trials, the selected lines of KIS-84034 with good characteristics of late maturing, high yielding, larger fruit size, longer shelf life, no specific insect pests and diseases, and the potential for marketing regulation has been registered as a new Indian jujube variety-Kaohsiung 2 in May, 2001 for extension purposes.