Danish Indian rupee

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The Danish Indian rupee was the currency of Danish India. It was subdivided into 8 fano, each of 80 kas. In 1845, Danish India became part of British India and the local rupee was replaced by the Indian rupee.

v t e Currencies named rupee or similar
Circulating	Bhutanese ngultrum Indian rupee Digital rupee Indonesian rupiah Maldivian rufiyaa Mauritian rupee Nepalese rupee Pakistani rupee Seychellois rupee Sri Lankan rupee
Defunct	Afghan rupee Burmese rupee Japanese occupation rupee Danish Indian rupee East African rupee French Indian rupee German East African rupie Gulf rupee Hyderabadi rupee Italian Somaliland rupia Javan rupee Mombasan rupee Netherlands Indian roepiah Portuguese Indian rupia Riau rupiah Travancore rupee West Irian rupiah Zanzibari rupee
Conceptual	Petrorupee
Fictional	Hylian rupee
See also	Rupee sign Indian rupee sign History of the rupee History of the taka Paisa Anna Pie Larin Mohur Ashrafi Cash Dam Cowrie Dinar Tola

v t e Historic currencies of India
Overview	History of the rupee Coinage of India Coinage of Asia
Ancient and medieval	Punch-marked coins Arched-hill symbol Post-Mauryan coinage (Gandhara) Narwar coinage Kushan coinage Indo-Sasanian coinage Indo-Greek coinage Pallava coinage Pandya coinage Vijayanagara coinage Setu coins
Near modern	British Indian coinage Dutch Indian coinage Hyderabadi rupee Travancore rupee Kutch kori (Banknotes of Kutch) Danish Indian rupee French Indian rupee Portuguese Indian rupia Portuguese Indian escudo Banknote of Ambliara Indian postal orders in Egypt
Modern	Indian rupee (Gulf rupee) Pakistani rupee Sri Lankan rupee Nepalese rupee Bhutanese ngultrum Maldivian rufiyaa
Denomination	Paisa Indian pie Taka Anna Mohur Ashrafi Cash Dam Cowrie Dinar Larin Tola Masha Pagoda Karshapana Shivrai Madras fanam Travancore fanam
See also: Economy of India Economy of Pakistan

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