Cape rixdollar

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The Cape rixdollar was a historical monetary unit used in the Dutch and later British-controlled Cape Colony in what is now South Africa.

All labels observed (4)

Label Occurrences
Cape pound 2
rixdollar 2
Cape rixdollar canonical 1

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Statements (26)

Predicate Object
instanceOf historical currency
monetary unit
currencyOf Cape Colony
denominationSystem 1 rixdollar = 48 stuivers
followsCurrency Dutch rijksdaalder
historicalJurisdiction British Cape Colony
linked to: Cape Colony

Dutch Cape Colony
linked to: Cape Colony
historicalStatus obsolete currency
languageOfName Dutch
monetaryStandard silver-based currency
nameDerivedFrom rijksdaalder
linked to: Dutch rijksdaalder
region Southern Africa
replacedBy Cape pound
linked to: Cape rixdollar
subunit stuiver
usedByColonialPower British Empire
Dutch East India Company
usedDuringPeriod British rule in the Cape Colony
Dutch rule in the Cape Colony
usedFor public accounts
tax payments
trade
usedIn Cape Colony
Cape Town
usedInColonialAdministration Cape Colony government
linked to: Cape Colony
usedInEconomyType colonial economy
usedInTerritoryNowPartOf South Africa

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (6)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Cape Colony currency Cape rixdollar
Cape rixdollar replacedBy Cape pound
linked to: Cape rixdollar
South African pound replaced Cape pound
linked to: Cape rixdollar
Ceylon rixdollar denominationType rixdollar
linked to: Cape rixdollar
Natalia Republic currency Cape rixdollar (de facto)
subject linked to: Natalia
linked to: Cape rixdollar
rigsdaler relatedCurrency rixdollar
linked to: Cape rixdollar