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Currency history in India is extremely ancient and rich. There has been several changes from time to time in India's currency system. Here's the full information of the history of India's currency: 1. Ancient period (600 BC - 1200 AD) First Coins: The first coins in India were used in Mahajanal period (600 BC). They were called 'Punchmark Coins'. They were made of silver and copper and these were the punch mark (five marks). Maurya (322-185 BC): The currency of the curriculum was used systematically. Sandy and gold coins were treated in the period of Chandragupta Maurya and Ashok. Secret period (320-550 AD): Increased the cause of gold coins in this period. The secret rulers emerge the religious and cultural symbols on their coins. 2. Medieval (1200-1757 AD) Delhi Sultanat and Mughal Eral: Copper, silver, and gold coins were prevalent in Sultanathala. Mughals gave a new identity to the currency. Akbar ranked coins called 'Dinar' and 'Rupee'. Lion Shah Suri (1540-1545) started the prevailing of silver, which was called 'Rupee'. It is the basis of today's Indian currency. 3. Colonial period (1757-1947) East India Company: India's currency system was centrally in British rule. Britain Indian rupee began in 1862 for the first time.

Fight Cast - The lowest price currency in Indian history. Caus- (3 Fly) = 1). Parameter- (10) = 1 paddy). Blow- (2 pulling = 1) Blow- (1.5 pie = 1 mix). Money- (3 pie = 1 money). Come- (4 Money = 1). Rupee- (16 o = 1 rupees). Currently the curve's smallest unit is money and 100 money = 1 1. Rupee system: 1 rupee = 16 arrival = 64 money = 192 pie. There were pictures of British emperor or duration on coins. 4. After independence (1947 - present) after 1947: India adopted its independent currency system. The first Indian coin released in 1950. In the 1957, the decimal system was adopted, in which 1 rupees = 100 equal to money. RBI was established in the reserve Bank of India (RBI): 1935. RBI works notes and notes for currency management. Change in notes: Note that the note with Mahatma Gandhi's issue was released in the 1980s and 1990s. Note and 5000 and 1000 rupees were closed under 2011 in the 2011 and the note of the new 2000 and 500 were presented. Digital payment: The development of the digital payment system in the 21st century has become increasingly. UPI, Paytm, and other digital wallet reduced the use of cash. Types of Indian Currency 1. Coins: Currently 1, 2, 5, 10 and Rs 20,0 coins are prevalent. 2. Note: At present, 10 notes of 10, 20, 50, 100, 200, 500 and 2000 are in the case of circulation. The symbol of the currency ()) is the symbol of Indian currency </ sought, which was adopted in 2010. This is the combination of Devanagari's letter 'R' and Roman characters 'r'. Conclusion History of India's currency system has developed with time. From ancient punchmarks to coins, modern digital currency, this development is a symbol of the visit of the Indian economy.
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