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Ancient Classics -> Shang Shu -> Xia Shu -> Tribute of Yu -> 8

The Jing (mountain) and the He were (the boundaries of) Yu Zhou.
The Yi, the Luo, the Chan, and the Jian were conducted to the He.
The (marsh of) Rong-bo was confined within its proper limits.
The (waters of that of) Ge were led to (the marsh of) Meng-zhu.
The soil of this province was mellow;
in the lower parts it was (in some places) rich, and (in others) dark and thin.
Its fields were the highest of the middle class;
and its contribution of revenue was the average of the highest class, with a proportion of the very highest.
Its articles of tribute were varnish, hemp,
fine cloth of dolichos fibre, and the boehmerea.
The baskets were full of chequered silks, and of fine floss silk.
Stones for polishing sounding-stones were rendered when required.
They floated along the Luo,
and so reached the He.


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