Krov dinar

Krov dinar
Krovska Dinar (Krov)
200 dinar banknote
ISO 4217
Code	RKD
Denominations
Subunit
1/100	lipa
Plural	dinari
Symbol	din
Banknotes
Freq. used	10, 20, 50, 100, 200 dinar
Rarely used	5, 500, 1000 dinar
Coins
Freq. used	1, 2, 5, 10, 20 lipa
Rarely used	10 dinars,
Demographics
Date of introduction	1872
User(s)	Krovech
Issuance
Central bank	National Bank of Krovech
Website	www.nbk.kr
Valuation
Inflation	1.9%

The Krov dinar is the official currency of Krovech since 1421 and is further divided into 100 lipa. The current dinar replaced the previous after the fall of it's monarchy in 1872 in its conventions to forge todays modern republic.

History

The first usage of the dinar dates back to the feudal kingdom under the Inovo Dynasty after the Kamenar War. The regional Marindom currency was minted in silver and was seen beyond other regions like the Vojnika territories. After the Treaty of Algrade the currency was further introduced as an official currency across the kingdom. The current series of banknotes was created after the government reform after the change in administrations for rebranding purposes.

Banknotes

Denomination	Obverse image	Reverse image	Main colour	Obverse	Reverse
10 dinar			Green	Black bear, national animal of Krovech	Algrade Fortress ruins
20 dinar			Blue	Jean Dievnik, philosopher, politician, and author.	Bridge of Kraljmost
50 dinar			Orange	Marin Veliki (Marin the Great), Krov monarch, unified and conquered modern day Krovech and converted all medieval realms to Alydianism.	Gates of West Boletck
100 dinar			Pink	John Rade Fran, soldier, revolutionary and philosopher.	Algrade Cadet Academy
200 dinar			Gray	Ivan Ambrozije, soldier, politician, statesman	River dam in the Srebro river