Les pièces de l'Inde portugaise

(en) Portuguese India, also known as the State of India, existed from 1505, and consisted of Indian coastline colonies, as well as parts of Ceylon (Sri Lanka). Between gifting areas to Britain and losing areas to the Maratha Empire, the Portuguese colonies declined, but did so at a slow rate. After India gained its independence in 1947, the Indian government demanded Portugal to surrender their remaining colonies, but Portugal resisted. In 1961, the Indian military invaded Daman, Diu, and Goa, causing the Governor of Portuguese India to finally surrender.
Wikidata: Q323904

Voir aussi : Inde, Inde britannique, Inde - États princiers, Empire moghol

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Pardau (1509-1580)

2 réis = 1 bazaruco • 60 réis = 1 tanga • 6 tangas = 1 pardau

⅛ Bazaruco - João III (Ceilão mint) – avers
⅛ Bazaruco - João III (Ceilão mint) – revers
⅛ Bazaruco - João III (Ceilão mint)
(1522-1557)
Cuivre • 0,5 g • ⌀ 9 mm
Gomes# J3.01.xx, N# 49536
1 Soldo - João III (Malaca mint] – avers
1 Soldo - João III (Malaca mint] – revers
1 Soldo - João III (Malaca mint]
(1522-1550)
Plomb-étain (calin) • 3,6 g • ⌀ 20 mm
KM# 13, Gomes# J3 16.01, N# 49571
1 Dinheiro - João III (Goa mint) – avers