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The chief minister determined the expenditure of the states,
and it was the rule that he should do so at the close of the year.
When the five kinds of grain had all been gathered in, he then determined the expenditure
- according to the size of each territory, as large or small,
and the returns of the year, as abundant or poor.
On the average of thirty years he determined the expenditure,
regulating the outgoing by the income.
A tenth of the (year's) expenditure was for sacrifices.
During the three years of the mourning rites (for parents), the king did not sacrifice (in person),
excepting to Heaven, Earth, and the Spirits of the land and grain; and when he went to transact any business, the ropes (for his chariot) were made of hemp (and not of silk).
A tithe of three years, expenditure was allowed for the rites of mourning.
When there was not sufficient for the rites of sacrifice and mourning, it was owing to lavish waste;
when there was more than enough, the state was described as affluent.
In sacrifices there should be no extravagance in good years, and no niggardliness in bad.


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