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[Burning Silver]: According to the law of the Yuan Dynasty, the murderer must compensate the family of the deceased for funeral expenses as a fine. [Pumaikeli]: Pumaike was a tax-farming system popular in the Yuan Dynasty. The government contracted the taxation rights to the merchants with the highest bid. After the merchants paid the money to the court, they collected taxes from the people themselves. The actual tax amount far exceeded the statutory amount. Class profit refers to the fixed fiscal revenue generated from specific economic activities, which is linked to contracting, monopoly, and commercial operations. [Semu merchants]: In the Yuan Dynasty, they specifically referred to merchants from the Western Regions, Central Asia, Xixia, Tubo and other places. They were good at doing business and trusted by the Yuan court. They often participated in buying and selling and became an important part of the local exploitation system. [Southerners]: The people in the areas formerly ruled by the Southern Song Dynasty were mainly southern Han people and were called "Southerners". The northern people in the areas formerly ruled by the Jin Dynasty were called "Han people", and the status of the southerners was slightly lower than that of the Han people.