- is
still traded in
taels. Some
foodstuffs in
China are sold in
units also
called "
taels", but
which do not
necessarily weigh one
tael. For
cooked rice,...
- 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...
-
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...
- The
tael was
still the
basis of the
silver currency and
sycees remained in use
until the end of the Qing dynasty.
Common weights: 50
taels, 10
taels, 5...
- only
increased from 36,100,000
taels in 1725 to 43,300,000
taels in 1812
before actually declining to 38,600,000
taels in 1841. In a
similar period of...
-
pawnbroker branches, 58,000
taels of pure gold, 100
large ingots of pure gold, (1,000
taels each), 56,600
medium silver ingots, (100
taels each), 5,830,000 small...
- is the
official rate of
taels in
mainland China since the
country implemented the
metric system. In
Taiwan and Hong Kong, a
tael is
equivalent to 37.429...
- 180-260
taels for a
battalion commander, 58-64
taels for a
company commander, 25
taels for Lieutenants, 5.1
taels for sergeants, 4.8
taels for corporals...
-
Eight Taels of Gold (Chinese: 八兩金) is a 1989 Hong Kong
drama film
directed by
Mabel Cheung. The film was
selected as the Hong Kong
entry for the Best...
-
million silver Kuping taels, or
about 240,000,000 troy
ounces (7,500 t).
After the
Triple intervention, they paid
another 30
million taels for a
total of over...
