Dhimze jdovs

Dhimze jdovs

jhmirjhiks;-jhdovs;
Unit
Unit	jdovs
Plural	jdovgi
Symbol	jh‎
Denominations
Subunit
1⁄20	ceme
1⁄200	ejveen
Plural
ceme	cema
ejveen	ejveen
Symbol
ceme	che
ejveen	ejh
Banknotes
Freq. used	100 jh, 1,000 jh, 10,000 jh
Coins
Freq. used	1 che, 5 che, 10 che, 1 jh, 10 jh, 20 jh, 50 jh
Rarely used	1⁄2 ejh, 1 ejh, 5 ejh, 100 che
Demographics
Date of introduction	4616 CY
Replaced	Dhimze old jdovs
User(s)	Commonwealth of Dhimrai see § Users below
Issuance
Central bank	Royal Bank of Dhimrai

The jdovs (Dhimze: jhdovs;, symbol: jh) is the currency of Dhimrai and other territories of the Commonwealth of Dhimrai. It was introduced in 4616 CY as a permanent replacement to the "old jdovs", which had been undergoing hyperinflation since the end of the Copper War.

Name

The name jdovs comes from Dhimze jhde "twenty" and the patient suffix ~ovs;, literally meaning "that which is divided into twenty".

Users

The jdovs is the currency of all constituent countries of the Commonwealth of Dhimrai (Dhimrai, New Dhimrai, Askeliema, the West Islands and King Sverit Land) and the currencies of the Overseas Crown Territories are pegged to the jdovs.

Subdivisions and other units

The jdovs is divided into 20 cema, and each cema into 10 ejveen, making 200 ejveen to a jdovs.

Denominations

Banknotes

Main article: Paper money of the Dhimze jdovs

The jdovs banknotes currently in circulation consist of the 4625 series notes in denominations of 100 jh, 1,000 jh and 10,000 jh. Unlike the previous series, the obverse of these banknotes does not feature the portrait of Qarr IX, featuring instead famous figures from Dhimze history.

4625 series

Image		Value	Dimensions	Description		Issue
Obverse	Reverse			Obverse	Reverse
		100 jdovs	6 × 3 rdavia	Jvuri Artiokheli	Kedatkhema building	4625
		1,000 jdovs	61⁄4 × 31⁄8 rdavia			4625
		10,000 jdovs	61⁄2 × 31⁄4 rdavia			4625