German East African rupie

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The German East African rupie was the official colonial currency used in German East Africa during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, modeled on the Indian rupee and subdivided into smaller units.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical currency
banknoteDenomination 10 rupien
100 rupien
5 rupien
50 rupien
coinDenomination 1 pesa
1 rupie
1/2 rupie
10 pesa
2 rupien
20 pesa
5 pesa
5 rupien
countryOrRegionOfUse German East Africa NERFINISHED
currencySymbol Rupie
denominationType banknotes
coins
endTime 1916
historicalEra early 20th century
late 19th century
introducedBy German Empire NERFINISHED
issuingBank Deutsch-Ostafrikanische Bank NERFINISHED
languageOnCurrency Arabic
German
Swahili
metalUsedInCoins copper
gold
silver
modeledOn Indian rupee NERFINISHED
monetaryAuthority German colonial administration in East Africa NERFINISHED
namedAfter rupee
replacedBy Belgian Congo franc in some former areas
British East African rupee in some occupied areas
East African shilling NERFINISHED
replacedCurrency Indian rupee in German East Africa NERFINISHED
scriptOnCurrency Latin script
startTime 1890s
subdivision cent
heller
pesa
subdivisionRatio 1 rupie = 100 cents
1 rupie = 100 heller
1 rupie = 64 pesa
usedInTerritory parts of present-day Mozambique
present-day Burundi
present-day Rwanda
present-day Tanzania NERFINISHED
usedUntilEvent Allied occupation of German East Africa NERFINISHED
World War I NERFINISHED

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German East Africa currency German East African rupie