RESEARCH REVISION 22 · 12 OCTOBER 2026
Misleading navigation groups have been corrected. The baht, Nepalese rupee and Iranian rial were placed in the euro band by an inherited catch-all label, not by evidence of euro ancestry.
All inherited endpoint codes now have an explicit predecessor review. A missing predecessor means research remains open. No currency has been certified as created de novo. Founding standards and earlier forms of the same currency are identified separately.
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The graph contains 311 scoped identities, 1153 claims and 540 source records. 50/154 endpoints reach 1500 under the retained rules, including qualified paths and optional founding references. No complete account-unit ancestry chain to Lydia has been established.
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| Claim | Status | Finding | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|
| C1103 | supported | The July 1947 law replaced the Albanian frang with the lek as the monetary unit. | S249 |
| C1104 | supported | Armenia introduced the dram against the Soviet rubles circulating locally in November 1993; some Soviet notes remained temporarily valid. | S218 |
| C1105 | supported | Azerbaijan introduced the manat alongside rubles in August 1992, prescribing ten rubles per manat in settlements; the manat became sole tender in 1994. | S528, S219 |
| C1106 | supported | Georgia replaced its coupon unit with the lari in 1995. | S529 |
| C1107 | supported | Moldovan lei replaced the temporary cupon currency in 1993. | S530 |
| C1108 | supported | The Uzbek sum replaced the interim sum-coupon as the official currency in July 1994. | S223 |
| C1109 | supported | The hryvnia replaced the karbovanets as Ukraine’s official currency in September 1996. | S538 |
| C1110 | supported | Danish legislation changed the account unit from rigsdaler to krone; new gold coins became tender in 1874 and the accounting conversion followed in 1875. | S251 |
| C1111 | supported | Norway’s 1875 Money Act replaced the speciedaler and skilling system with kroner and øre. | S263 |
| C1112 | supported | The 1962 Korean reform replaced the hwan account unit with the won; some hwan coins remained valid at their converted value. | S259 |
| C1113 | supported | Jordan’s dinar succeeded the locally circulating Palestine pound in 1950. | S238 |
| C1114 | supported | Israel implemented the statutory change from the pound to the sheqel in February 1980. The 1985 new-sheqel rescaling stays within the sheqel profile. | S536, S237 |
| C1115 | supported | The Iraqi currency-board system succeeded Indian-rupee circulation, which the Central Bank dates through 1932. | S537 |
| C1116 | supported | The currency law and 1932 rial notes replaced the official qerān–toman reckoning. Qerān-denominated obligations establish an account unit, not merely a coin type. | S299 |
| C1117 | supported | South Sudan introduced its pound in July 2011, replacing Sudanese pounds. | S254 |
| C1118 | supported | Zimbabwe’s 2024 legal amendments introduced ZiG as the unit of account replacing Zimbabwe dollars, including conversion of existing balances. | S110 |
| C1119 | supported inference | Costa Rica’s colón reform followed the local peso-denominated monetary system documented by its central bank. | S227 |
| C1120 | supported | The guaraní law replaced the peso fuerte monetary unit in 1943. | S533 |
| C1121 | supported | Hungary’s 1946 stabilization replaced the pengő with the forint. | S534 |
| C1122 | supported inference | The 1924 złoty replaced the Polish mark. Its association with the modern złoty profile compresses later wartime and postwar stages and remains qualified. | S535 |
| C1123 | supported | The metical replaced the escudo circulating in Mozambique in June 1980. | S532 |
| C1124 | supported | Angolan escudo → kwanza, 1977. | S98 |
| C1125 | supported | Antillean guilder → Aruban florin, 1986. | S98 |
| C1126 | supported | Bosnian dinar → convertible mark, 1997–1998. | S98, S245 |
| C1127 | supported | Indian rupee → ngultrum, 1974. | S98 |
| C1128 | supported inference | Ruble-zone currency → Belarusian ruble, 1992–1994. | S98 |
| C1129 | supported | Ethiopian birr → nakfa, 1997. | S98 |
| C1130 | supported | Ruble-zone currency → Kyrgyz som, 1993. | S98 |
| C1131 | supported inference | Ruble-zone currency → tenge, 1993. | S98 |
| C1132 | supported | Russian ruble → Turkmen manat, 1993. | S98 |
| C1133 | supported | Tajikistani ruble → somoni, 2000. | S98 |
| C1134 | supported | Egyptian pound → Libyan pound, Cyrenaica, 1952. | S98, S256 |
| C1135 | supported | Sudanese dinar → pound, 2007. | S98, S301 |
| C1136 | supported | The afghani standards introduced in 1925–1926 replaced Kabuli-rupee reckoning. Later afghani rescalings remain within the modern currency profile. | S539, S324 |
| C1137 | supported inference | Seychelles developed a separate local rupee issue from its Mauritian-rupee circulation; most Mauritian currency lost tender status in 1947. This gradual territorial separation is qualified. | S540 |
| C1138 | supported inference | Ceylon’s local currency notes were redeemable in rupees under the 1884 ordinance; the 1892 order prescribed the British Indian rupee as standard. A qualified regional branch records local currency development, not a new unit invented by decimal coins. | S541, S242 |
| C1139 | supported inference | Mongolia’s togrog displaced Chinese yanchaan in budgets, accounts, prices and domestic transactions by 1927. The predecessor is scoped to this local accounting use; its exact Chinese currency identity remains qualified. | S308 |
| C1140 | supported | Decree-law 23/76 governed the transition from the São Tomé escudo to the dobra, whose first series circulated in 1977. | S542 |
| C1141 | supported | Taiwan dollars replaced Taiwanese yen in May 1946. The 1949 dollar rescaling belongs to the same Taiwan-dollar profile. | S543 |
| C1142 | supported | Venezuela’s 1879 reform established the bolívar as monetary unit after the venezolano introduced in 1871. Later bolívar scales remain within the modern profile. | S544 |
| C1143 | supported | Currency unification brought the northern East African shilling into the Somali-shilling system under the 1961 decree and 1962 issues. This records the northern input only. | S255 |
| C1144 | supported inference | The shared Syrian-Lebanese currency divided into separate Lebanese and Syrian issues under the 1937 concession extension. The local separation is qualified because the issuer’s historical summary gives differing milestones. | S289 |
| C1145 | supported inference | The Banque de Syrie currency succeeded Egyptian currency under the French mandate. The link compresses the initial Syrian/shared Syrian-Lebanese stages and remains qualified. | S289 |
| C1146 | supported | Ethiopia’s 1945 birr/dollar system followed the East African shilling, the preceding official money of account and legal tender. | S318 |
| C1147 | supported inference | Iceland’s currency developed from the Danish-krone system through local notes, separate monetary authority and eventual withdrawal of Scandinavian coins. The gradual regional separation is qualified. | S546 |
| C1148 | supported | The general Indonesian rupiah replaced the separately circulating Riau Islands rupiah in July 1964. This is one regional convergence, not the origin of all rupiah money. | S547 |
| C1149 | supported | Jinan Bank currency was withdrawn into the first renminbi issue from December 1948 through spring 1950. This documents one named regional input. | S548 |
| C1150 | supported inference | Sterling → Saint Helena pound, 1976; local currency separation. | S98 |
| C1151 | supported | South Yemeni dinar → Yemeni rial; shared tender from 1990, final exchange in 1996. | S98 |
| C1152 | supported | South Vietnamese đồng → unified đồng, 1978. | S98 |
| C1153 | supported inference | The 1836 act ended Calcutta sicca-rupee tender status from January 1838; its Treasury notice prescribed exchange into the Company rupees of the 1835 act. Retrieval is limited to the indexed statutory passage. | S549 |
| C1154 | supported inference | The historical trade-account study reports the peso-to-lempira reform under decree 102 of 1926, with circulation beginning in 1931. The repository’s indexed passage was available; its full PDF could not be retrieved. | S545 |
| C1155 | supported inference | Edvinsson distinguishes riksdaler specie from the riksgälds unit emerging in 1789, and groups riksgälds, riksmynt and krona in one continuing unit. This supports a qualified branch from specie, rather than an invented new currency at every name change. | S550 |
| C1156 | supported inference | Burma’s separate currency developed from Indian-rupee circulation through the 1937 issues, postwar currency board and 1952 central-bank succession. The compressed regional link to the continuing rupee/kyat profile is qualified; wartime occupation currency remains a separate unresolved input. | S189, S327 |
| C1157 | supported | The contemporary survey of Siam’s 1928 law says the silver tical remained unlimited legal tender under the name baht. A naming and standard change is retained as profile continuity, not a separate ancestral currency. | S541 |
| C1158 | supported inference | The Riksbank research treats riksdaler riksgälds, riksdaler riksmynt and krona as the same continuing monetary unit under successive names. The earlier riksdaler specie is a different parent unit. | S550 |
| C1159 | supported inference | The regional currency profile extends through the postwar Burmese rupee and 1952 transfer to the Union Bank of Burma. The rupee/kyat naming and subdivision transition is kept within this qualified profile. | S189, S327 |
| C1160 | supported inference | Cabo Verde’s national escudo notes replaced Banco Nacional Ultramarino notes in 1977. This documents an issuer/issue transition; a distinct colonial-to-national account-unit boundary has not been established. | S531 |
Bank of Albania · Claim-specific scope in the evidence register.
Central Bank of Armenia · Claim-specific scope in the evidence register.
Central Bank of Azerbaijan · Claim-specific scope in the evidence register.
Central Bank of Azerbaijan · Claim-specific scope in the evidence register.
IMF · Claim-specific scope in the evidence register.
Republic of Moldova cultural heritage register · Claim-specific scope in the evidence register.
Central Bank of Uzbekistan · Claim-specific scope in the evidence register.
National Bank of Ukraine · Claim-specific scope in the evidence register.
Danmarks Nationalbank · Claim-specific scope in the evidence register.
Norges Bank · Claim-specific scope in the evidence register.
Bank of Korea · Claim-specific scope in the evidence register.
Central Bank of Jordan · Claim-specific scope in the evidence register.
Bank of Israel · Claim-specific scope in the evidence register.
Bank of Israel · Claim-specific scope in the evidence register.
Central Bank of Iraq · Claim-specific scope in the evidence register.
Encyclopaedia Iranica · Claim-specific scope in the evidence register.
Bank of South Sudan · Claim-specific scope in the evidence register.
Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe · Claim-specific scope in the evidence register.
Banco Central de Costa Rica · Claim-specific scope in the evidence register.
Banco Central del Paraguay · Claim-specific scope in the evidence register.
Magyar Nemzeti Bank · Claim-specific scope in the evidence register.
Narodowy Bank Polski · Claim-specific scope in the evidence register.
Banco de Moçambique · Claim-specific scope in the evidence register.
Deutsche Bundesbank · Claim-specific scope in the evidence register.
Central Bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina · Claim-specific scope in the evidence register.
Central Bank of Libya · Claim-specific scope in the evidence register.
Central Bank of Sudan · Claim-specific scope in the evidence register.
Abdul Hai Habibi, Encyclopaedia Iranica · Claim-specific scope in the evidence register.
International Monetary Fund · Claim-specific scope in the evidence register.
Tanay Agarwal, Johns Hopkins Institute for Applied Economics · Claim-specific scope in the evidence register.
United States Department of Commerce · Claim-specific scope in the evidence register.
Central Bank of Sri Lanka · Claim-specific scope in the evidence register.
Bank of Mongolia · Claim-specific scope in the evidence register.
Banco Central de São Tomé e Príncipe · Claim-specific scope in the evidence register.
Ministry of Finance, Republic of China · Claim-specific scope in the evidence register.
Fundación Empresas Polar · Claim-specific scope in the evidence register.
Central Bank of Somalia · Claim-specific scope in the evidence register.
Banque du Liban · Claim-specific scope in the evidence register.
National Bank of Ethiopia · Claim-specific scope in the evidence register.
Alþingi · Claim-specific scope in the evidence register.
Bank Indonesia · Claim-specific scope in the evidence register.
Shandong provincial historical gazetteer · Claim-specific scope in the evidence register.
Governor General in Council, India Code archive · Claim-specific scope in the evidence register.
Universidad Carlos III de Madrid repository · Claim-specific scope in the evidence register.
Rodney Edvinsson, Sveriges Riksbank · Claim-specific scope in the evidence register.
Nicholas Krus and Kurt Schuler · Claim-specific scope in the evidence register.
Myanmar government national portal · Claim-specific scope in the evidence register.
Banco de Cabo Verde · Claim-specific scope in the evidence register.