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Seychellois rupee

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Mauritian rupee → Seychellois rupee · 1914–1947 · Predecessor connectionIndian rupee → Mauritian rupee · 1877–1934 · Predecessor connectionAstur-Leonese and Castilian solidus–dinero accounting → Castilian maravedí / real de vellón accounting · Evidence period: 1100–1500 · Later contribution or absorptionCastilian maravedí / real de vellón accounting → Spanish real / peso de a ocho · Evidence period: 1497–1603 · Earlier ancestry; intervening stages remain openCalcutta sicca rupee → Indian rupee · 1835–1838 · Predecessor connectionMauritius colonial dollar accounting → Mauritian rupee · 1877 · Later contribution or absorptionMughal rupee–dam accounting → Calcutta sicca rupee · Evidence period: 1700–1794 · Earlier ancestry; intervening stages remain openMadras pagoda–fanam accounting → Indian rupee · Evidence period: 1818–1835 · Later contribution or absorptionSpanish real / peso de a ocho → Mauritius colonial dollar accounting · 1826–1849 · Predecessor connection
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