Chen Collection, Lower Volume Radical: Hair (máo) Kangxi Strokes: 10 Page 592, Entry 39 Yu Pian (Book of Jade), Guang Yun (Broad Rhymes), and Ji Yun (Collected Rhymes) all state this character is identical to the character tuo. Guanzi (Master Guan), Chapter on Light and Heavy: Use fur with patterns and fine hair-embroidered garments as currency. Additionally, according to Ji Yun (Collected Rhymes), it is pronounced yue (falling-rising tone), which is the same pronunciation as the character yue. The meaning is the same.