akçe

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The akçe was a small silver coin that served as the basic monetary unit of the early Ottoman Empire before being replaced by larger denominations like the kuruş.

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akçe canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical currency unit ⓘ
silver coin ⓘ
category Ottoman coinage ⓘ
historical currencies of Turkey ⓘ
composition high-silver-content coin (in early issues) ⓘ
currencyOf Ottoman Empire ⓘ
denominationType coin ⓘ
etymology derived from a Turkic word meaning "white" or "pure" (referring to silver) ⓘ
historicalPeriod early Ottoman period ⓘ
introducedBy Ottoman state ⓘ
linked to: Ottoman Empire
languageOfName Ottoman Turkish ⓘ
material silver ⓘ
metallicStandard silver standard ⓘ
monetaryRole accounting unit in Ottoman finances ⓘ
monetarySystem Ottoman monetary system ⓘ
precedes kuruş ⓘ
region Anatolia ⓘ
Balkans ⓘ
parts of the Middle East ⓘ
relativeToKuruş smaller denomination than kuruş ⓘ
replacedBy kuruş ⓘ
servedAs basic monetary unit of the early Ottoman Empire ⓘ
status obsolete currency unit ⓘ
usedFor everyday transactions ⓘ
payment of soldiers ⓘ
tax payments ⓘ
usedIn Ottoman Empire ⓘ
valueType small denomination ⓘ
writtenInOttomanTurkish آقچه ⓘ

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