Sekinar

Sekinar
Sekinar
ISO 4217
Code	SEK (numeric: 752)
Subunit	0.01
Unit
Plural	Sekinars
Symbol	ᕋ‎
Denominations
Subunit
1/100	Rovan
Plural
Rovan	Rovans
Symbol
Rovan	ֆ
Banknotes
Freq. used	10ᕋ, 20ᕋ, 50ᕋ, 100ᕋ
Rarely used	200ᕋ, 500ᕋ
Coins
Freq. used	10ֆ, 20ֆ, 50ֆ, 1ᕋ, 2ᕋ, 5ᕋ
Rarely used	1ֆ, 2ֆ, 5ֆ
Demographics
Date of introduction	21 May 2012
User(s)	Sekidean Union (8 countries); ├─→ Canton River Delta; ├─→ Cocuryeo (N/A); ├─→ Gadorien; ├─→ Great Golden Raj; ├─→ Kentalis; ├┬→ Mustelaria ; │├─→ Monte Blanco; │└─→ Zhousheng; ├─→ Prei Meas; ├─→ Polder Eiland (N/A); └─→ Torvon
Issuance
Central bank	Central Bank of the Sekidean Union
Valuation
Inflation	1.8 %

Overview

Sekinar is a unified currency of the Inner Sekidean Union. It is currently used in Canton River Delta, Cocuryeo (NON CANON), Gadorien, Great Golden Raj, Kentalis, Mustelaria, Polder Eiland (NON CANON), Prei Meas & Torvon
Currently, conversion rate is 1 SEK = 1.25 ACU; 1 ACU = 0.8 SEK
In Cocuryeo, the former name of Cocuryean currency is still used, but the currency is both de iure and de facto part of the Sekinar.

Coins

Coins designs:

Country of print	1 Rovan coin	2 Rovan coin	5 Rovan coin	10 Rovan coin	20 Rovan coin	50 Rovan coin	1 Sekinar coin	2 Sekinar coin	5 Sekinar coin
Sekizone (obverse side is unitary)
Canton River Delta
Cocuryeo (NON-CANON)	COINS ARE REMAININING TRADITION FROM THE OLD CURRENCY (Geon Won Jung Bo)
Gadorien
Great Golden Raj
Kentalis
Mustelaria
Polder Eiland (NON-CANON)
Prei Meas

Notes

Bank note designs:

Country of print	5 Sekinar note	10 Sekinar note	20 Sekinar note	50 Sekinar note	100 Sekinar note	200 Sekinar note	500 Sekinar note
Sekizone (obverse side is unitary)	The Sekidean Armillary Sphere	Sekidean military HQ	Stylised map of the region SU is in	Sekidean Parliament	Sekidean Council	Sekidean Supreme Court	Sekidean Bureau for Foreign Affairs
Canton River Delta	Blue Hydrangea (National Flower)	Huanghue National Park	The Great Gate (Sito)	Lazu Palace	Castle of Okiana (Otisa)	Imperial palace of Edo (Sitano)	Imperial palace of Canton (Tiānton)
Cocuryeo^[1] (NON-CANON)	Sasindo (artwork of animistic Cocuryeo)	Sasindo (artwork of animistic Cocuryeo)	Sasindo (artwork of animistic Cocuryeo)	Sasindo (artwork of animistic Cocuryeo)	Cocuryean Royal Palace (Anhakgung)	Stele of Geoseo-Gan^[2]	Portrait of Geoseo-Gan
Gadorien	Gadori troops during the War of the Council	One of the most iconic Gadori castles	Gadori imperial house of commons	Gadori troops rising gadori flag in imperial colony in present day Canton River Delta	Conference accepting Gadorien into Shanghou Pact	Gadori imperial crown	Gadori imperial house of lords
Great Golden Raj	Blue Lotus (Nation flower)	Raja' Jamil oasis	Gorabo-Shikim war, Battle of the white dead	The Red palace in Alwahat alkubraa	The Palace of the panthers in Dhain'ya	Chyavana palace in Shahar	Bramahan in Dvepa
Kentalis	Kentalian Parliament	Protea mountain range	Bridge over the Vojas pass	Vojas mountain pass	Train near Fellisgrad	Port of Aresov	Skyline of Kentasi
Mustelaria^[3] - Monte Blanco - Zhousheng	First bridge across Dumtapolish isthmus	Winter market in Orlobirg	Formation of the Shanghou Pact	Zhoushi troops rising flag over Rada^[4]	The Karaalan Montes Rainforest	Source of Shanghou river	Zaprei Autonomy forests
Polder Eiland (NON-CANON)	Cacao Pods (Fruit of a native plant)	John Calvin (founder of EHK - a church)	Polderian Fox (national animal)	Icarus Tower (Tallest tower of the world)	ENS van Koningsburg (Biggest Wooden Ship ever built)	Church of the Elect (Oldest Building in De Haven)	Grand Coral Island
Prei Meas^[5]	Prei Meas independence monument	Mythical king Udayadityavarman	Preimean Apsara dancers	Ancient Preimean mausoleum (kammist bramoul)	Depiction of Kamm^[6]	Entrance of the royal palace compound	Parliament building
Torvon	Ancient Bornemont Castle	Mount Terrendover	Arslan Palace	Cape Cotesmin Central Station	Royal Executive Office Building	Lunenrath Archipelago	Royal Supreme Court

↑ Former Cocuryean currency "Geon Won Jung Bo" used symbol "乾", and the term is still used as a synonyme to Sekinars and "ᕋ". However, the currency is part of the Sekinar and doesn't have their own ISO 4217 code
↑ According to tradition, Geoseo-Gan was the first Emperor of Cocuryeo. Some people mark him rather as mystical, than factual
↑ Zhousheng officially used dozenal counting system until late 1970's, some values are still transcribed into dozenal (Numbers 0-9 remain the same; 10=ᚴ; 11=ⵒ; 12=ᘐ (AKA the cyclical symbol))
↑ See article about the War of the Council
↑ Some areas of Prei Meas still prefer the traditional numbering system used in Prei Meas before their colonisation (1=០; 2=១; 3=៣; 4=៤; 5=៥; 6=៦; 7=៧; 8=៨; 9=៩)
↑ See article about Kammism

[1] Former Cocuryean currency "Geon Won Jung Bo" used symbol "乾", and the term is still used as a synonyme to Sekinars and "ᕋ". However, the currency is part of the Sekinar and doesn't have their own ISO 4217 code

[2] According to tradition, Geoseo-Gan was the first Emperor of Cocuryeo. Some people mark him rather as mystical, than factual

[3] Zhousheng officially used dozenal counting system until late 1970's, some values are still transcribed into dozenal (Numbers 0-9 remain the same; 10=ᚴ; 11=ⵒ; 12=ᘐ (AKA the cyclical symbol))

[4] See article about the War of the Council

[5] Some areas of Prei Meas still prefer the traditional numbering system used in Prei Meas before their colonisation (1=០; 2=១; 3=៣; 4=៤; 5=៥; 6=៦; 7=៧; 8=៨; 9=៩)

[6] See article about Kammism

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