Pratihara / Siyadoni dramma accounting
Pratihara / Siyadoni dramma accounting: a historical unit of account.
- Dates in use
- Introduction and ending not established
- Ancestry branch
- Attic drachma
Its place in the family
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Pratihara / Siyadoni dramma accounting
This currencyChildren 0
No successor is established here.
Trace its ancestry backward
Pratihara / Siyadoni dramma accounting
Sasanian and early Islamic eastern drahm–dirham reckoning
Attic drachma accounting
Earlier ancestry is not established here.
The story
A deed dated Vikrama 969 records1, 850 Adivaraha drammas invested with liquor distillers. The 912–913 AD range dates the recorded transaction, not the later inscription’s production or currency origin. [1]
A Vikrama 1005 deed assigns a monthly one-third-dramma payment. The 948–949 AD range preserves the calendrical conversion uncertainty. [2]
A Vikrama 1025 deed assigns a quarter Adivaraha dramma from rent, witnessing the account in 968–969 AD. [3]
Sources and evidence
- F. Kielhorn · Siyadoni Inscription, Epigraphia Indica I (1892) C2030 ↗
- F. Kielhorn · Siyadoni Inscription, Epigraphia Indica I (1892) C2031 ↗
- F. Kielhorn · Siyadoni Inscription, Epigraphia Indica I (1892) C2032 ↗
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“Pratihara / Siyadoni dramma accounting.” The Family Tree of Money. © Field Technologies, Inc. Reader edition 2026-10-13; research dataset v44. https://familytreeofmoney.org/currency/CUR-V36-SIYADONI-DRAMMA.html