The origin name of "rupiah" + Sample Money

The word "rupiah" comes from the word "rupee", the currency denomination of India.Indonesia has been the currency Gulden Netherlands from 1610 to 1817. After 1817, India introduced Belanda.Mata Gulden currency rupiah currency was first introduced officially at the time of Japanese occupation during World War 2, with the rupiah's name Dutch East Indies. After the end of the war, the Bank of Java (Javaans Bank, next to Bank Indonesia) introduced the Java rupiah currency as a substitute. NICA Gulden currency made by the Allies and the currency printed several guerrilla groups also occurred at that time.Since 2 November 1949, four years after independence, the Indonesian Rupiah set a new national currency. Riau Islands and West Irian rupiah have their own variations, but their use was dissolved in 1964 in Riau and 1974 in West Irian.Asian economic crisis of 1998 caused the rupiah fell by 35% and brought the fall of Soeharto's regime.Rupiah is the currency can be exchanged for free, but traded with the penalties due to high inflation.Unit under the rupiahRupiah has a piece on it. In the early days of independence, the rupiah value is equated with Gulden Netherlands Indies, to be worn about the unit-smaller ones that occurred in the colonial period.Here is a unitary-piece that was worn but not worn because of a decline in the rupiah caused the unit is not an important value.sen, a percent rupiah (some fraction of a coin and five cents)cepeng, hepeng, a quarter cents, from feng, used among the Chinesepeser, half centsbiased, one-half centsgobang or bruise, two and a half centsdime / flash / stuiver (Bld.), five cents (no coins breakdown)picis, ten cents (no coins breakdown)rope, a quarter rupiah (25 cents, no fractional coins of 25 and 50 cents)There is also a piece of money, whose value is a third string.Ones in the rupiahThere are two units in the rupiah is now also not applicable.dollars, two and a half rupiah (never a token breakdown)


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