The equations of de Broglie's matter waves, are derived through the relativistic energy-momentum relation. The equations of matter wave function are transformed in between the stationary reference system of coordinates and moving reference system of coordinates through the function of Lorentz transformation. The equations of de Broglie's matter waves are then expanded with mass m in power series of v^2/c^2 to be analyzed. In order that the equations of matter waves to have a nonzero solution for the homogeneous equations, a special pair of characteristic equations located at such somewhere that its order of magnitude are satisfied to be a solution in ordinary scale, and it happens to be the Schrödinger's Equation. The de Broglie's equation of matter waves also can apply to a photon particle, in this situation, 2𝑚_0 the mass in Schrödinger's Equation is replaced by the photon's inertial mass m, the kinetic energy of the photon.