In 1735, present-day Jieshan Township was divided into South Renshou Bao, North Renshou Bao, Renhua Bao and Renhe Bao in Dongping Prefecture
By 1936, present-day Jieshan Township belonged to the fourth district of Dongping County, which had three townships and 20 townships under its jurisdiction, and the district seat was at the Jieshan Collective
In the early 1950s, several villages, such as Wubucun, formerly under the jurisdiction of the fourth district, were allocated to Feicheng
In July 1953, the In July 1953, the fourth district of Dongping was changed to the sixth district of Dongping, Chaoyangzhuang, Suicheng and other villages were assigned to the fifth district (Shangzhuang), Wuyan, Beichengzi and other villages were assigned to the fourth district (Suicheng)
In September 1955, the sixth district of Dongping was renamed Jieshan District
The district was withdrawn from the district in February 1958, and the Jieshan Township, Changzhuang Township, and Xiache Township were established
The three townships were withdrawn from the district in October of the same year, and were changed to the Jieshan People's Commune and the Cangqiu People's Commune, respectively. Suicheng and other villages were returned.
In December of the same year, Cangqiu People's Commune was incorporated into Jieshan People's Commune
In October 1959, Dongping County was abolished and Jieshan Commune was transferred to Pingyin County.
In 1962, Dongping County was re-established. Jieshan Commune was returned to Dongping County.
In 1975, the seat of the commune was moved from Jieshan to Zhangheqiao
In April 1984, Jieshan People's Commune was changed to Zhangheqiao District, and the seat was moved to Zhangheqiao, with Jieshan Township, Xiaxie Township, Place Township, Cangqiu Township, and Xutan Township under it
In December 1985, the district was abolished to establish townships, and the former Zhangheqiao District was divided into Zhangheqiao Township and Jieshan Township. Zhangheqiao Township is located in Zhangheqiao Village, and Jieshan Township is located in Jieshan Village.
Early in 2001, Zhangheqiao Township was abolished, and its establishment was merged into Jieshan Township as a whole.
In June 2010, Jieshan Township was abolished and established as Jieshan Township.
The four bailiwicks in Jie Shan during the Qing Dynasty
Dongping four districts in 1936-1950
Dongping four districts in 1952
Dongping six districts in 1953-1954
Jie Shan district in 1955-1957
Three communes in the first half of 1958
The three communes were established in early October 1958, and the township was established as a township. Commune in early October 1958
Jieshan Commune in December 1958
Jangheqiao District in 1985
Jangheqiao and Jieshan Townships in 1985-2001
Jieshan Township in 2001-2010
Jieshan Township from 2010 to the present