1. What does the usury in the mansion door mean?

2. What does the usury inside the mansion door mean?

3. What does it mean to put usury money at the gate of a mansion?

4. The mansion gate usury.

1. Usury loans were a form of loan sharking during the Qing Dynasty. Moneylenders issued loans at high interest rates, and the principal and interest were calculated together when due. A mark, so people call it "usury".

2. Usury is lending money at usury, the old society borrowing money.

3. The specific method, for example, is as follows: put money in ten coins for one month, with interest of two cents per month. The total principal and interest for one month is ten coins and two hundred cents.

4. Divide it by thirty days, and the daily principal and interest payable is 340 wen.

5. When the original amount is loaned, the principal and interest are deducted, and then the daily principal and interest that should be paid are claimed on a daily basis, and all is withdrawn at maturity.

6. Because every time a book is returned, a mark must be stamped on it, so people call it usury money.

7. According to the "Qing History Manuscript·Zhang Zhaozhuan" records: private loans were levied with interest, and the son and the mother had the right to each other, which was called usury money.