Yin Collection, Middle Volume. Radical: Cloth (jīn). Entry: 幏. Kangxi stroke count: 13. Page 335, Entry 06. Pronounced jià. In Jade Chapters (Yùpiān), it refers to cloth from the southern tribes. In Collection of Rhymes (Yùnhuì), during the Han dynasty, the tax collected in the form of southern tribal cloth was called jià, which corresponds to the Chinese term for tax. In Weidu Fu by Zuo Si, it is written: The tributes and taxes are piled high, and the precious goods fill the storehouses. Also, pronounced jiā. The meaning is the same.