11,791 taelsThe 'liang' or tael was the standard unit of silver currency, weighing approximately 37 grams, 2 mace, 3 candareens, 6 li, 6 hao, and 3 si; paper currency: 56,940 strings. Figures reported in the register by the Censor of Military-Agricultural Colonies in the 7th year of the Wanli reign (1579)

Various Guards and Battalions in North Zhili

North Zhili was the northern "Directly Governed" metropolitan region surrounding the capital, Beijing.

Original quota of military-agricultural land: 10,064 qingA unit of land area; during the Ming, 1 qing was approximately 15 acres, 25 muApproximately 1/6 of an acre, 6 fen, and 8 li.

Current quota of military-agricultural land: 43,678 qing, 46 mu, 1 fen, 7 li, and a remainder. Total grain: 219,781 shiA measure of dry volume for grain, also called a picul, roughly equivalent to 100 liters, 5 dou, 7 sheng, 6 ge, and 9 shao. This includes newly added land and land surveyed and reported to the authorities. original: "新增并勘出首地" — This refers to land that was previously off the tax rolls but was discovered during audits or voluntarily reported by occupants during land surveys.