Abstract:The Early Devonian intrusive rocks in central Kunlun fault and its adjacence area in east Kunlun is effected by central Kunlun fault activity, deformed strong, showed irregularly lens shaped in horizontal plane, distributed approximately west—east direction along the central Kunlun fault. In lithogeochemistry, the intrusive rocks have characteristics of subalkaline, highK—lowK calcalkaline,, metaluminous—peraluminous. In R1—R2 diagrams they plot in the areas of black granite, tonalite, granodiorte, and monzogranite . In normalized traces element patterns, they are enriched in Rb,Th,Ba, deeply depleted in HFSE(Nb,Ta). In chondritenormalized REE patterns, they are enriched in LREE,depleted in HREE ,the curves behave right inclined, and have volcanoarc granitic characters. Based on regional geological data and tectonic setting diagrams of granites, the Early Devonian intrusive rocks studied in this paper are postcollisionorogenic granites, the material resources originated from interaction of crust—mantle. It is concluded that the collisionorogenic movement had taken place in east Kunlun during late Caledonian orogeny.