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Rixdollar is the
English term for
silver coinage used
throughout the
European continent (German: Reichsthaler, Dutch: rijksdaalder, Danish: rigsdaler...
- The
rixdollar was the
currency of
British Ceylon until 1828. It was
subdivided into 48 stivers, each of 4 duit.
Units called the
fanam and
larin were...
-
Ceylon and the
rixdollar was the
currency of
Ceylon until 1828. The
rixdollar was then
replaced by the
British pound at a rate of 1
rixdollar = 1 shilling...
-
official currency in 1825,
replacing the
Ceylonese rixdollar at a rate of £1 = 13+1⁄3
rixdollars, and
British silver coins were made
legal tender. Treasury...
- respectively.
These currencies were
often anglicized as rix-dollar or
rixdollar.
Several different currency systems have been used by
Denmark from the...
- The bank then
decided that the
monetary unit was to be the
speciedaler (
rixdollar),
divided into 120
skillings or five ort ("rigsort") of 24
skillings each...
- and
euros used today.[clarification needed] Sri Lanka; the
Ceylonese rixdollar was a
currency used in
British Ceylon in the
early 19th Century. Rhodesia:...
- 1672.
France is to pay an
annual subsidy of 400,000
Rixdollar during peacetimes and 600,000
Rixdollar in
wartime to
Sweden to
support its army.
Sweden is...
- Tamil: Silin) was
equivalent to
eight fanams. With the
replacement of the
rixdollar by the
rupee in 1852, a
shilling was
deemed to be
equivalent to half a...
- in Vestmannaeyjar. In 1856, the king
provided 180
rixdollars to buy guns, and a
further 200
rixdollars the
following year. The
sheriff became the Captain...
