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清初,户籍是政府确定丁银征收标准的重要依据。顺治十二年(1655年)清政府开始在全国范围内清查人口,十六岁以上的成年男子称丁,女子或未成年男丁称口。早期的户籍编审对象仅限于男丁,各地每三年一次向户部报送户籍档册,凡编审在册之丁都要照数交纳丁银。康熙朝时,即使已死之人,也要留在户籍册内,不予删除,并且仍要交纳丁银,致使丁银负担日益加重,很多人逃离原籍,企图摆脱沉重的人身束缚和经济负担。雍正朝时,国势强盛,实行了“摊丁入亩”的政策,以康熙六十年(1721年)的人丁
Early Qing dynasties, household registration is an important basis for the government to determine the standard collection of Ding silver. In the 12th year of Shunzhi (1655), the Qing government began to check the population nationwide, and adult men over the age of 16 said that they were daughters, gentlemen or minor men. The early editorial object of the household registration is limited to men, all localities once every three years to submit household registration files to the Ministry of households, where the compilation of all the books must be paid according to Ding Ding silver. During the Kangxi period, even those who died were left in the household register, not to be deleted, and they were still required to pay Ding silver. As a result, the burden of Ding silver was getting heavier and many people fled their places of origin in an attempt to get rid of the heavy restraint and financial burden . When the Yongzheng Dynasty, the country strong, the implementation of “Ding Ding mu ” policy to 60 years of Emperor Kangxi (1721) of the people