Hautean Loteng - Revision history

Mr2112 at 20:17, 28 July 2025

2025-07-28T20:17:00Z

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	The '''Hautean Loteng''' (sign: '''ൽ'''; code: '''LHE''') is the official currency and legal tender of all nations across eee. Within eee, it is almost always abbreviated to its symbol (ൽ). The ൽ symbol precedes the amount. It is subdivided into 100 Teng (ᱭ).		The '''Hautean Loteng''' (sign: '''ൽ'''; code: '''LHE''') is the official currency and legal tender of all nations across [[eee]]. Within eee, it is almost always abbreviated to its symbol (ൽ). The ൽ symbol precedes the amount. It is subdivided into 100 Teng (ᱭ).

	The Hautean Loteng was introduced as Hautite civilisation grew to require a currency. After the plateauing of eee in 748 TT, the Hautean currency system was adopted throughout the whole of eee, and replaced the note-based Siôese Qetirin.		The Hautean Loteng was introduced as Hautite civilisation grew to require a currency. After the plateauing of eee in 748 TT, the Hautean currency system was adopted throughout the whole of eee, and replaced the note-based Siôese [[Qetirin]].

	== History ==		== History ==
	The Hautean Loteng was introduced in 1398 TT in dZumiya, to provide a more efficient form of transaction than bartering. Both parties involved in a transaction would present the details to a banker, who would track each party's account balance using small, round rocks.		The Hautean Loteng was introduced in 1398 TT in [[dZumiya]], to provide a more efficient form of transaction than bartering. Both parties involved in a transaction would present the details to a banker, who would track each party's account balance using small, round rocks.

	As the need for a more organised currency system grew, transaction details could be written on small sheets of parchment or paper and handed in to banks. This allowed businesses to thrive, as transactions could be done more efficiently. People could also now view their transaction history and balance with extreme relative ease.		As the need for a more organised currency system grew, transaction details could be written on small sheets of parchment or paper and handed in to banks. This allowed businesses to thrive, as transactions could be done more efficiently. People could also now view their transaction history and balance with extreme relative ease.

Dervot at 03:12, 27 April 2024

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Dervot at 05:24, 14 January 2024

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Dervot at 05:24, 14 January 2024

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 The Hautean Loteng was introduced as Hautite civilisation grew to require a currency. After the plateauing of eee in 748 TT, the Hautean currency system was adopted throughout the whole of eee, and replaced the note-based Siôese Qetirin.
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 As the need for a more organised currency system grew, transaction details could be written on small sheets of parchment or paper and handed in to banks. This allowed businesses to thrive, as transactions could be done more efficiently. People could also now view their transaction history and balance with extreme relative ease.
 == Usage ==

fandom>Yainsley at 02:22, 15 March 2023

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	ᱭ, Teng\|date_of_introduction=1398 TT\|replaced=Qetirin (Siô)\|user(s)=		ᱭ, Teng\|date_of_introduction=1398 TT\|replaced=Qetirin (Siô)\|user(s)=
	Akaria eee<br>		Akaria eee<br>

fandom>Yainsley at 02:20, 15 March 2023

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	== Usage ==		== Usage ==
	Unlike other Attu currencies, the Hautean Loteng has no physical form and is entirely credit-based. Almost all transactions are performed via electronic payment. In areas where electronic payment may not be viable, paper cheques are used as a replacement.		Unlike other Attu currencies, the Hautean Loteng has no physical form and is entirely credit-based. Almost all transactions are performed via electronic payment. In areas where electronic payment may not be viable, paper cheques are used as a replacement.

			== Criticisms ==

			==== Issues with international exchange ====
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fandom>Yainsley at 10:25, 6 March 2023

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	The Hautean Loteng was introduced in 1398 TT in dZumiya, to provide a more efficient form of transaction than bartering. Both parties involved in a transaction would present the details to a banker, who would track each party's account balance using small, round rocks.		The Hautean Loteng was introduced in 1398 TT in dZumiya, to provide a more efficient form of transaction than bartering. Both parties involved in a transaction would present the details to a banker, who would track each party's account balance using small, round rocks.

	As the need for a more organised currency system grew, transaction details could be		As the need for a more organised currency system grew, transaction details could be written on small sheets of parchment or paper and handed in to banks. This allowed businesses to thrive, as transactions could be done more efficiently. People could also now view their transaction history and balance with extreme relative ease.

	== Usage ==		== Usage ==

fandom>Yainsley at 10:17, 6 March 2023

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	ᱭ, Teng\|date_of_introduction=1398 TT\|replaced=Qetirin (Siô)\|user(s)=		ᱭ, Teng\|date_of_introduction=1398 TT\|replaced=Qetirin (Siô)\|user(s)=

fandom>Yainsley at 09:56, 6 March 2023

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	ᱭ, Teng\|date_of_introduction=1398 TT\|replaced=Qetirin (Siô)\|user(s)=		ᱭ, Teng\|date_of_introduction=1398 TT\|replaced=Qetirin (Siô)\|user(s)=
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	The Hautean Loteng was introduced as Hautite civilisation grew to require a currency. After the plateauing of eee in 748 TT, the Hautean currency system was adopted throughout the whole of eee, and replaced the note-based Siôese Qetirin.		The Hautean Loteng was introduced as Hautite civilisation grew to require a currency. After the plateauing of eee in 748 TT, the Hautean currency system was adopted throughout the whole of eee, and replaced the note-based Siôese Qetirin.

			== History ==
			The Hautean Loteng was introduced in 1398 TT in dZumiya, to provide a more efficient form of transaction than bartering. Both parties involved in a transaction would present the details to a banker, who would track each party's account balance using small, round rocks.

			As the need for a more organised currency system grew, transaction details could be

	== Usage ==		== Usage ==

fandom>Yainsley at 09:38, 6 March 2023

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	Siô eee}}The '''Hautean Loteng''' (sign: '''ൽ'''; code: '''LHE''') is the official currency and legal tender of [[eee]]. Within eee, it is ~~almsot~~ always abbreviated to its symbol (ൽ). The ൽ symbol precedes the amount. It is subdivided into 100 Teng (ᱭ)		Siô eee}}The '''Hautean Loteng''' (sign: '''ൽ'''; code: '''LHE''') is the official currency and legal tender of all nations across [[eee]]. Within eee, it is almost always abbreviated to its symbol (ൽ). The ൽ symbol precedes the amount. It is subdivided into 100 Teng (ᱭ).

			The Hautean Loteng was introduced as Hautite civilisation grew to require a currency. After the plateauing of eee in 748 TT, the Hautean currency system was adopted throughout the whole of eee, and replaced the note-based Siôese Qetirin.

			== Usage ==
			Unlike other Attu currencies, the Hautean Loteng has no physical form and is entirely credit-based. Almost all transactions are performed via electronic payment. In areas where electronic payment may not be viable, paper cheques are used as a replacement.
	[[Category:Currency]]		[[Category:Currency]]
	[[Category:Eee]]		[[Category:Eee]]