Monnaies en cours, cours des monnaies, monnaies en bourses. Damas, vers 1700
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The analysis of 523 probate inventories, of men and women, raʿayā and ʿaskar, from 1680 to 1717, allows us to appraise the value in specie of each patrimony. Approximately 10 % of the Damascene inheritances are in specie and are held by only one third of the population: by men more than women, by ʿaskar more than the subjects. The most frequently present currency is the silver Dutch ecu; the other currencies are in gold except the ryāl: the bunduqī or yaldız is the Venetian ducat which is of higher value and more stable; the majar, the Hungarian ducat; the Ottoman sharīfī in gold.
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Monnaies en cours, cours des monnaies, monnaies en bourses. Damas, vers 1700
In: Journal of the Economic and Social History of the OrientSearch for other papers by Colette Establet in
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Search for other papers by Jean-Paul Pascual in
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The analysis of 523 probate inventories, of men and women, raʿayā and ʿaskar, from 1680 to 1717, allows us to appraise the value in specie of each patrimony. Approximately 10 % of the Damascene inheritances are in specie and are held by only one third of the population: by men more than women, by ʿaskar more than the subjects. The most frequently present currency is the silver Dutch ecu; the other currencies are in gold except the ryāl: the bunduqī or yaldız is the Venetian ducat which is of higher value and more stable; the majar, the Hungarian ducat; the Ottoman sharīfī in gold.
| All Time | Past 365 days | Past 30 Days | |
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| Abstract Views | 244 | 27 | 0 |
| Full Text Views | 179 | 1 | 0 |
| PDF Views & Downloads | 22 | 1 | 0 |