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Sekinar

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Sekinar
Sekinar - Секинар - Ⲥⲉⲕⲓⲛⲁⲣ - Σεκιναρ
សេកិនរ - 瑟辞拿鈤 - 攻きなら - ष्सेकिनर्
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Sekizone countries marked with "ᕋ"
ISO 4217
CodeSEK
Denominations
Subunit
 1/100Rovan
PluralSekinars
 RovanRovans
Symbol
 Rovanֆ
Banknotes
 Freq. used10ᕋ, 20ᕋ, 50ᕋ, 100ᕋ
 Rarely used200ᕋ, 500ᕋ
Coins
 Freq. used10ֆ, 20ֆ, 50ֆ, 1ᕋ, 2ᕋ, 5ᕋ
 Rarely used1ֆ, 2ֆ, 5ֆ
Demographics
Date of introduction21 May 2012
User(s)
Issuance
Central bankCentral Bank of the Sekidean Union
Valuation
Inflation1.8 %

Overview

Sekinar is a unified currency of the Inner Sekidean Union. It is currently used in Canton River Delta, Gadorien, Great Golden Raj, Kentalis, Mustelaria, Prei Meas & Torvon
Currently, conversion rate is 1 SEK = 1.25 ACU; 1 ACU = 0.8 SEK

Regulation

The inflation rate and printing of the currency is regulated by the Sekidean Central Bank, stationed in Polácica (capital of Kentalis).
Every country sends to the Sekinar control commission three representants (economists selected by governmental organs), which later reach a consensus on the currency regulation, that suits as many Sekizone members as possible.

Design

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)

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Canton River Delta
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Gadorien
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Great Golden Raj
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Kentalis
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Kistolia
Mustelaria
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Prei Meas
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SekinarPRM5R.png
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Qazhshava
Torvon

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)
SekinarOBV5note.png
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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
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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)
Gadorien
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Gadori troops during the War of the Council One of the most iconic Gadori castles Gadori imperial house of commons Gadori troops rising a gadori flag a in imperial colony Conference accepting Gadorien into Shanghou Pact Gadori imperial crown Gadori imperial house of lords
Great Golden Raj
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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
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Kentalian Parliament Protea mountain range Bridge over the Vojas pass Vojas mountain pass Train near Fellisgrad Port of Aresov Skyline of Kentasi
Mustelaria[2]
- Monte Blanco
- Zhousheng
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First bridge across Dumtapolis isthmus Winter market in Orlobirg Formation of the Shanghou Pact Zhoushi troops rising flag over Rada[3] The Karaalan Montes Rainforest Source of Shanghou river Zaprei Autonomy forests
Prei Meas[4]
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Prei Meas independence monument Mythical king Udayadityavarman Preimeai Apsara dancers Ancient Preimean mausoleum (kammist bramoul) Depiction of Kamm[5] Entrance of the royal palace compound Parliament building
Torvon
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Ancient Bornemont Castle Mount Terrendover Arslan Palace Cape Cotesmin Central Station Royal Executive Office Building Lunenrath Archipelago Royal Supreme Court

  1. Kistolia, as a Inner Sekidean Union member is obligated to accept the payments in Sekinars and/or allow wages to be paid in Sekinars to Kistol citizens.
  2. 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))
  3. See article about the War of the Council
  4. 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)
  5. See article about Kammism