Congo state-regulated mitako reckoning
Congo state-regulated mitako reckoning: a historical unit of account.
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- Introduction and ending not established
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Congo state-regulated mitako reckoning
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Congo state-regulated mitako reckoning
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The story
Lifecycle review: administrative conversion framework observed; general ending unproven No complete family extinction established. [1]
Turning points
Account-unit observation
Goods were priced in mitako, sometimes settled in other goods. Reported decrees 30 July 1886, 15 December 1893, 28 November 1901 regulated valuation, district conversion to state currency and salary payments. Original laws remain uninspected. [2]
Sources and evidence
- Edouard Mambu Ma Khenzu · Edouard Mambu Ma Khenzu, A Modern History of Monetary and Financial Systems of Congo 1885–1995, PhD, University of Greenwich, September 2003 C1725 ↗
- Edouard Mambu Ma Khenzu · Edouard Mambu Ma Khenzu, A Modern History of Monetary and Financial Systems of Congo 1885–1995, PhD, University of Greenwich, September 2003 C1355 ↗
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“Congo state-regulated mitako reckoning.” The Family Tree of Money. © Field Technologies, Inc. Reader edition 2026-10-13; research dataset v44. https://familytreeofmoney.org/currency/CUR-V26-CONGO-MITAKO.html