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Haute eee<br>
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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.
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Revision as of 05:38, 6 March 2023

Template:CurrencyThe 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.

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