- The
grivna (Old East Slavic: гривьна) was a
currency as well as a
measure of
weight used in
Kievan Rus' and
other states in
Eastern Europe from the 11th...
- in
Kievan Rus'. The
currency of
Kievan Rus' in the 11th
century was the
grivna. The word is
thought to
derive from the
Slavic griva;
which compares with...
- Transnistria, an
unrecognized breakaway province of Moldova. Historically, the
grivna,
ruble and
denga were used in
Russia as
measurements of weight. In 1704...
- general. As the
currency of
Kievan Rus', kuna was 1/25
grivna in the 10th–11th centuries, 1/50
grivna before the
beginning of the 13th century. A “Kuna system”...
-
silver grivna.
According to Ivan Kondratyev:
Rubles were
parts of the
grivna or
pieces of
silver with
notches indicating their weight. Each
grivna was divided...
- • Russkaya
Pravda 1050s • Mongol
invasion 1237–1241 • Siege of Kiev 1240 Area 1000 1,330,000 km2 (510,000 sq mi) Po****tion • 1000 5.4
million Currency Grivna...
- Novgorod,
developed their own
version of such
ingots which are
known as
grivna or grzywna. The
ingots were
replaced by
minted coins in the
middle of the...
- Władysław II Jagiełło, it was 864 denarii.
Money portal Numismatics portal Grivna Ukrainian hryvnia Obsolete Polish units of
measurement Brückner, Aleksander...
-
Ionian Islands Genevoise –
Geneva Gineih –
Egypt Gourde –
Haiti Grivna Ukrainian grivna –
Ukraine Grosz – Kraków
Grzywna Kraków
grzywna –
Poland Guaraní...
-
karbovanets was
adopted as a
national currency. The
hryvnia is
named after the
grivna,
which was used in
Kievan Rus' and
other states. The word “hryvnia” in Kievan...
