- Look up
fanam in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Fanam was the
currency used
historically in
major parts of
South India,
especially during the British...
- The
Travancore Fanam was a type of
money that was
issued by the
State of Travancore, now
mainly a part of
Kerala in
South India. The
Fanams (also
spelt Fanoms)...
- Presidency. The
fanam was a
small silver coin,
subdivided into 80
copper cash, with the gold
pagoda worth 42
fanams. The
rupee was
worth 12
fanams.
After 1815...
- of India, the
Travancore Rupee was
subdivided into 7
Travancore Fanams.
These Fanams were
further sub-divided into 4 Chakrams, each of 16 Cash. We can...
-
Presidency issued one
rupee coins until 1815 AD. One
rupee was
equal to
twelve fanams. The
British Raj
started in
India in 1858 AD and
lasted until Indian independence...
- and
silver "
fanams"
under contract by the nawabs. The
silver coins of the
French were
called "fanon"
which were
equivalent to the
local "
fanam" and could...
- the
longest reigning dynasty in Odisha.
Their currency was
called Ganga Fanams and was
similar to that of the
Cholas and
Eastern Chalukyas of southern...
- 65 – 53 grains. The
Partab or
Pratapa was
valued at half a Varaha, the
Fanam,
Phanam or Hana, an
alloy of gold and
copper was the most
common currency...
- Specifically, it was a
subunit of the
fanam, rupee, and pagoda. 80 cash = 1
fanam 12
fanams = 1
rupee 42
fanams = 1
pagoda Copper coins of 20 cash were...
-
Mysore captured Kozhikkode (Calicut) and then Guruvayur. He
demanded 10,000
fanams in
ransom to
spare the temple. The
ransom was paid but due to insecurity...
