Neapolitan ducat
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The Neapolitan ducat was a historical gold and later silver coin that served as the principal monetary unit of the Kingdom of Naples for several centuries.
Statements (40)
| Predicate | Object |
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| instanceOf |
coin
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gold coin → historical currency → silver coin → |
| associatedWith |
Italian states monetary history
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Neapolitan economy → |
| category |
Coins of Italy
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Currencies of former countries → |
| circulation |
several centuries
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| country |
Kingdom of Naples
NERFINISHED
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| currencyOf |
Kingdom of Naples
NERFINISHED
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| denomination |
ducat
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| follows |
medieval gold ducat tradition
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| geographicScope |
Kingdom of Naples and dependencies
NERFINISHED
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| historicalPeriod |
Early modern period
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Middle Ages → |
| languageOfInscription |
Italian
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Latin → |
| laterType |
milled coin
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| material |
gold
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silver → |
| metallicStandard |
gold standard
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silver standard → |
| monetaryFunction |
standard of value
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store of wealth → |
| monetaryHierarchy |
higher-value coin
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| monetaryRole |
medium of exchange
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unit of account → |
| monetarySystem |
Neapolitan monetary system
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| region |
Southern Italy
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| relatedCurrency |
Florentine florin
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Venetian ducat → |
| servedAs |
base unit for subsidiary coinage
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| status |
obsolete currency
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| type |
hammered coin
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| usedAs |
principal monetary unit
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| usedFor |
state finance
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tax payments → trade → |
| usedIn |
Kingdom of Naples
NERFINISHED
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Referenced by (1)
| Subject (surface form when different) | Predicate |
|---|---|
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Kingdom of Naples
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currency |