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Tael (/ˈteɪl/), or liang, also
known as the
tahil and by
other names, can
refer to any one of
several weight measures used in East and
Southeast Asia....
- Look up
tael in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Tael refers to
several weight measures of the Far East.
Tael may also
refer to: A
character in The Legend...
- Kaja
Tael (born 24 June 1960) is an
Estonian philologist, translator, and diplomat. She is a
former Estonian amb****ador to the
United Kingdom and to Germany...
- Ants
Tael (born 19 July 1936 in Tallinn) is an
Estonian dancer and
dance pedagogue. He has been a
member of the jury in
television series Tantsud tähtedega...
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early 19th
century from 36,106,483
taels in 1725 to 43,343,978
taels in 1812
before declining to 38,600,570
taels in 1841, the land tax was the prin****l...
- and the
exchange rate
between cash and
taels rose from 900 wén for 1
tael of
silver to 1200 wén for a
single tael, this was also due to a
large outflow...
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purity of the
silver and
evaluated the
weight in
taels and the
progressive decimal subdivisions of the
tael (mace, candareen, and cash). In present-day China...
- groceries.
Related units include the picul,
equal to 100 catties, and the
tael,
which is 1⁄16 of a catty. A
stone is a
former unit used in Hong Kong equal...
- as a
currency denomination. It is
equal to 10
candareens and is 1⁄10 of a
tael or
approximately 3.78 grams. A troy mace is
approximately 3.7429 grams. In...
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during the
reign of Bogd Khan. The
baron drew an
annual income of 3,500
taels of
silver and 60
rolls of silk. The
following six
titles were the same as...
